Hyderabad, July 28th: The state government is to set up a task force to crack down on teachers and other employees who reportedly submitted fake certificates to get jobs and promotions. The task force will function under AP Higher Education Council. There are allegations that more than 30,000 persons obtained jobs and promotions by submitting fake certificates issued by unrecognized universities. The issue came up for discussion at the AP Legislative Council on Tuesday.
MLCs alleged that the authorities had failed to verify the certificates before the candidates were appointed. Lack of information about recognized and unrecognized universities is the main reason for uncontrolled circulation of false certificates, they said. The minister for higher education, Mr. D. Sreedhar Babu, said the government would initiate action against the employees who obtained jobs by submitting fake documents.
Rajahmundry, July 28th: Police are cautioning the students to give up the practice of ragging with a warning that those who indulge in such activities would have to face stern action. A series of programs to sensitize the students against ragging are being held at several educational institutions i...
Rajahmundry, July 28th: The Andhra Pradesh State AIDS Control Society in association with voluntary agencies has launched a drive called ‘Subham’ to screen high risk groups, including commercial sex workers and male sex workers for HIV/AIDS in East Godavari. In the district nearly 10 no...
Hyderabad, July 28th: The PCI (Pharmacy Council of India) has prepared new rules known as Pharmacy Practise Regulations for pharmacists which will be implemented in the next three months. The new regulations will define the responsibilities of pharmacists and penalties to be imposed for any violati...
Visakhapatnam, July 28th: The state has become the nuclear hub of the country with the second campus of the Bhaba Atomic Research Center (BARC) coming up in the port city. The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited has already decided to set up a nuclear power plant at Pulivendula in Kadapa dis...
Hyderabad, July 29th: The state government has decided to increase the weight of intermediate marks in Eamcet from the existing 25 percent to 50 percent from 2011. This is the decision taken by the government to phase out the Eamcet as the doorway to professional courses. A senior official says tha...
Kakinada, July 29th: The chairman of the DLRC (District Level Review Committee) and district collector, Mr. Gopala Krishna Dwevedi sought bankers corporation in effective implementation of various government schemes including assistance to tenant farmers. The district level review meeting of banker...
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