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  • Khammam: Ensure foolproof measures for Group IV tests, officials told

    Khammam: Ensure foolproof measures for Group IV tests, officials told

    Khammam: Additional Collector N Madhusudhan on Saturday asked officials to make for conducting the Group-4 examinations preparations in an efficient manner on July 1.

    He along with the Superintendents of Examination Centres and Liaison Officers reviewed the conduct of Group-4 examinations at the IDOC conference hall on Saturday.

    Speaking on the occasion, he said that 163 centres have been set up for the conduct of examinations across the district and 49,781 candidates will write the examinations.

    The exams on July 1 will be conducted from 10 am to 12.30 pm and from 2.30 pm to 5 pm. TSPSC rules and regulations should be strictly followed by everyone. Candidates appearing for the examinations should be thoroughly screened and sent without any electronic gadgets other than cell phones before being allowed to the examination centres, he added.

    He said that mobile phones should not be allowed to the candidates as well as the invigilators. Chief Superintendents and Liaison Officers should act vigilantly.

    He said that a review will be done with liaison officers and chief superintendents in next two days.

    They should visit the pre-assigned examination centres and monitor the facilities and CC cameras there. At the time of giving the question papers and OMR sheets to the candidates, the candidates should be made aware of the bubbling process. It should be informed that any mistake in bubbling will not be considered.

    District Revenue Officer R. Sirisha, Superintendent of Examination Department Madangopal, Satyanarayana, Tehsildars, Chief Superintendents of Examination, Liaison Officers and others attended the meeting.

  • Minister KV Ushasree Charan asked officials to provide nutritious food to pregnant women

    Minister KV Ushasree Charan asked officials to provide nutritious food to pregnant women

    Yemmiganur (Kurnool): Women and Child Welfare Minister K V Ushasri Charan on Thursday directed the officials to supply nutritious diet, eggs, chikki, milk, rice and others to the pregnant women without fail. Inspecting several Anganwadi centres in Yemmiganur town in Kurnool district, the minister enquired about the nutritious diet being supplied to the children and to the pregnant women as well. Speaking on the occasion, the minister asked the staff at the Anganwadi centre to monitor the personal growth and mental condition of children also. She also directed the Anganwadi teachers to teach words and rhymes to the children. She also personally inspected the weight of two children in the Anganwadi centre. After learning about the underweight, she ordered the officials to examine the reasons for weight loss and take necessary steps accordingly. She instructed the officials and Anganwadi teachers to regularly monitor the weight and height of children. If any of the children found underweight and height, then the officials need to pay special attention on their growth, she pointed out. The minister also directed the concerned officials to regularly pay visits to Anganwadi centres to know the stock of situation. She also directed the officials to initiate stringent action on the negligent officials. She later inspected the stock register and students’ attendance register. After inspecting the Anganwadi centers, the Minister fed the children besides tasting the diet. The anganwadi teachers are strictly ordered to keep the centers and the surroundings neat and clean. ICDS Project Director Uma Maheshwaramma, CDPO Safar Nisha Beum, Municipal Chairman Dr Raghu, Vice-Chairman Nazeer Ahmed and staff accompanied the Minister while inspecting the Anganwadi centers.

  • BJP state vice president appealed to the officials to postpone the date of reopening of the school

    BJP state vice president appealed to the officials to postpone the date of reopening of the school

    Visakhapatnam: Keeping the severe heat wave conditions prevailing in Visakhapatnam, BJP state vice president Penmetsa Vishnu Kumar Raju appealed to the district administration to put off the school reopening date for another week or 10 days.

    It may be recalled that the schools in the city were scheduled to be reopened on June 12.

    Referring to the climatic condition in recent days, the BJP leader said many were already suffering from heat stroke and it would be worse for the students if they get exposed to such heat wave conditions. “As a majority of government and private schools fail to maintain clean washrooms, several students, girl children in particular, refuse to drink water in order to avoid usage of toilets. In such a scenario, it would pose a risk for the students to attend school. Also, there is a scope for dehydration and in some cases, casualties too due to extreme heat,” reasoned the BJP state vice president for requesting the concerned authorities to postpone the school reopening date.

    Further, he suggested the decision makers step out of their air conditioned cabins to get a clear picture of the heat wave condition prevailing in the city and consider appropriate decision before reopening the schools.

  • Army helicopter crashes in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar area, three people on board: Officials

    Army helicopter crashes in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar area, three people on board: Officials

    NEW DELHI: The Army ALH Dhruv Helicopter crashed near Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar area on Thursday morning. The crash took place in the hill district’s Marwah area, the officials said.
    The Army officials said that the pilot and co-pilot were rescued in an injured condition but are safe and are under going treatment.
    Officials had earlier said there were three people on board. More details are awaited.
    Earlier this March, two pilots were killed after an Indian Army Aviation Cheetah helicopter crashed near the Mandala hills area in Arunachal Pradesh.
    A search operation was carried out by the Indian Army, Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and police after the crash.
    Accordong to officials Army’s Cheetah helicopter was on an operational sortie when it lost contact with the Air Traffic Controller. It was reported to have crashed near Mandala, West of Bomdila.

  • Courtesy meeting of officials of Dadsena Kalar Samaj with Chief Minister

    Courtesy meeting of officials of Dadsena Kalar Samaj with Chief Minister

    Raipur. The newly elected members of Dadsena Kalar Samaj, Bastar division had a courtesy call on Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel at his residence office here today. He invited the Chief Minister to attend the swearing-in ceremony of the newly elected office bearers at Kanker. Chief Minister Mr. Baghel congratulated all the newly elected office bearers and thanked them for the invitation. The president of the society Shri Purushottam Gajendra was also present on this occasion.