Hyderabad, Jan 28th: Intermediate Public Exams which are scheduled to be held between Mach 3 to 22 are likely to postpone by a week. This means it will now begin on March 10. A review meeting in this regard convened by the Chief Minister, Mr. K Rosaiah would likely to be held at Secretariat on Friday. Though the main purpose of the meet is to review the functioning of the higher education department, the demand to postpone the exams made by the Telangana JAC is likely to hog the limelight.
Three ministers from the Telangana region requested the Chief Minster to postpone the exams as students lost classes due to Telangana agitation. However the minister for secondary education, Mr. Manikya Vara Prasada Rao, was against postponement. He said that the postponement of the exams will have an adverse effect on the entire process. Officials of the Board of Intermediate Education said they have already completed the bar-coding and packaging of over 1.5 crore OMR answer sheets.
Three ministers from the Telangana region requested the Chief Minster to postpone the exams as students lost classes due to Telangana agitation. However the minister for secondary education, Mr. Manikya Vara Prasada Rao, was against postponement. He said that the postponement of the exams will have an adverse effect on the entire process. Officials of the Board of Intermediate Education said they have already completed the bar-coding and packaging of over 1.5 crore OMR answer sheets.
Dadi criticizes Sonia on Telangana Posted on 29-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 28th: The Telugu Desam leader of opposition in the Legislative Council, Mr. Dadi Veerabhadra Rao criticized the UPA chairperson Ms Sonia Gandhi that she was enjoying the agitations led by various political parties, students and people of Andhra Pradesh for Separate Andhra and Samaikya A...
Awareness drive on Aids Posted on 30-Jan-2010
Rajahmundry, Jan 29th: Andhra Pradesh State AIDS Control Society is going to launch an awareness campaign at a cost of Rs 10 crore in March to help people not to fall prey to the dreaded disease. In this concern, the APSACS project director Mr. R.V Chandravadan said that the disease is rampant in Gun...
ID liquor victims discharged Posted on 30-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 29th: A total of 316 ID liquor victims were discharged from the government general hospital here on Friday by the hospital authorities after providing prompt medical treatment. The victims were admitted in the hospital here a few days ago in a serious condition by consuming illici...
8,000 students to take CAT re-test Posted on 30-Jan-2010
New Delhi, Jan 29 : Nearly 8,000 candidates, who could not appear for the Common Admission Test (CAT) for entry to the country's top B-schools due to software glitches, would sit for the exam Saturday and Sunday, an official release said. Nine centers, including two in Delhi, have been identified...
Dog show held at Raja Tank Posted on 30-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 29th: Dog show was organized at the two month long 34th industrial, agricultural and horticulture exhibition held at Raja Tank premises here on Friday. The exhibition started at the premises on Dec 24 and will last till Feb 28. Various breeds including Pekingese, Neapolitan Mastif...
Banks told to conduct loan melas Posted on 30-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 29th: The banks in East Godavari district were directed to conduct loan melas on every 15 days and extend their support to the weaker section of people by promptly sanctioning loans under various welfare schemes. At a review meeting organised on the progress of issuing bank loans to the...
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