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  • Intermediate results before April 25.

    HYDERABAD: The results of Intermediate examinations will be released before April 25 and efforts were on in that direction.

    Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) Secretary G. Balaramaiah assured parents that all steps have been taken for fair valuation and one need not have any doubts.

    The number scripts to be revalued by the chief examiner have been reduced to 15 from 24.

    15 scripts per session

    Similarly, examiners will get only 15 scripts only per session. The number of scripts to be scrutinised by the scrutinizer have also been reduced to 150 from 180. A second scrutinizer has also been appointed to check the scrutinised scripts. These measures, he felt will reduce on pressure on the examiners.

    This year 1.7 crore scripts will be valued by more than 42,000 examiners at various levels. Mr. Balaramaiah said that the government is contemplating to take stern disciplinary action on erring examiners as per CCA rules in case of Government, Aided and A.P. Residential College lecturers and criminal proceedings in case of private college lecturers and managements. Valuation will be done in three spells at 24 different spot valuation camps.

    Separate exam

    With regard to scripts damaged in an accident, he said 24 OMR sheets were found damaged and the students have also been identified. A separate exam would be held for those 24 students.

    Source : The Hindu

  • Sensitise people on sanitation, hygiene: JNTUK V-C

    VIZIANAGARAM: Vice-Chancellor of JNTUK Allam Appa Rao has said students have a responsibility to transform society through voluntary service particularly in rural areas where sanitation and hygiene are appalling.

    He asked students of the university to go back to villages and educate people on sanitation and hygiene as 60 per cent of rural women are suffering from cervical cancer and water borne diseases.

    Stressing on the need to propagate the idea of service to society at a seminar on “Water for an urbanising world”, organised by Bharati Theertha’, an NGO, at the campus college here on the occasion of World Water Day on Tuesday, Dr. Appa Rao asked students to motivate people on water conservation. He said the university had launched ‘lab-to-land’ and began testing water samples in its lab.Collector M. Veerabrahmaiah said according to recent Census 20 per cent of the people from villages seem to have migrated to municipal areas for better living conditions and feared that it might touch 40 per cent by 2020. Prakasam Tata, Executive Director, Centre for Transformation of Waste Technology, who hails from the fort town, stressed on people’s participation to reduce toxic levels in water.

    Managing Director of CTWT John (Jack) R. Sheaffer, Consulting Engineers Arthur Anthonisen and Deepak Kantawala were among those present.

    Source : The Hindu

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