Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
policy statement
Hindi translation:
Neetigat vaktavya/Neetigat VivraN
English term
policy statement
Jan 19, 2006 03:00: Anant Bedarkar changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): Balasubramaniam L., Rajan Chopra, Anant Bedarkar
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Proposed translations
Neetigat vaktavya/Neetigat VivraN
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Note added at 6 mins (2006-01-18 15:03:47 GMT)
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Or
Neetigat Kathan
नीति वक्तव्य (neeti vaktavya)
स्प्रिंगहिल जेल जातिगत समानता की नीति के प्रति पूर्णतः प्रतिबद्ध है।
(springhill jail jatigat samanta ki neeti ke prati poornatah pratibadh hai.)
स्प्रिंगहिल जेल जातिगत समानता की नीति का अक्षरशः पालन करता है।
(springhill jail jatigat samanta ki neeti ka aksharshah palan karta hai.)
Or
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