House will create history if it re-adopts NEET Bill today
The Hindu
In the past, Governor or President returned five Bills
A history of sorts will be created on Tuesday if the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly adopts again a Bill seeking to dispense with the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) in the State.
This will be for the first time in the history of the State legislature that the House will re-adopt the same draft of the bill, which has been returned by Governor R. N. Ravi.
In February 2017, a similar Bill was adopted by the House under the AIADMK dispensation but President Ram Nath Kovind, seven months later, decided to withhold assent to it.
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