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  • Virtusa denies hiring 6k

    Virtusa denies hiring 6k

    Virtusa (India) Private Ltd in a clarification said that it is not going to employ 6,000 people at their new facility this financial year.
    Responding to a news item carried in these columns, Virtusa manager, marketing and corporate communications Mr Shrinivas K. Rao clarified that his organisation has made no such claims with regards to hiring and employment.

    The clarification further said, “We would like to clarify that this statement has been wrongly attributed to Virtusa and that the organisation has made no such claims with regard to hiring and employment.
    Virtusa maintains that its new facility in Nanakramguda, Gachibowli will have the capacity to house 6,000 employees when completed.”

    Our Correspondent replies: The information was given by the principal secretary of information technology, Ms Ratna Prabha.
    When contacted Ms Ratna Prabha confirmed that the government had received a letter from Virtusa stating it would employ 6,000 employees at their new facility in Nanakramguda, Gachibowli.

    “Virtusa requested CM’s appointment for their September 29th function and told me they would employ 6,000 people in the new facility which is ready for inauguaration,” said Mrs Ratna Prabha.

    Source: Deccan Chronicle

  • Apply online for fee scheme: State

    Apply online for fee scheme: State

    Nearly 90 per cent of the government junior and degree colleges do not have computers, scanners and an Internet connection.

    Ignoring this fact, from this academic year, the state government has made it mandatory for all colleges to submit online applications of the students who wish to be a part of the fee reimbursement scheme.

    The colleges have to submit about 20 scanned certificates of the students.

    The government decided
    to implement this scheme following complaints of large-scale irregularities while granting scholarships and fee reimbursements. To check this, the government has asked the respective colleges to scan the required documents and submit an online application to the government for approval.

    As a result of not having the required infrastructure, some colleges are asking the students to approach private Internet centres, which can be very expensive for the students as most of them are from the economically weaker sections of society.

    Source: Deccan Chronicle

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