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J K Students Association (J&KSA) Wednesday said that the authorities in Karnataka have withdrawn it's order of profiling Kashmiri students. In a statement issued to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), National Spokesperson of JKSA said that,l the association recieved several calls from Kashmiri students, wherein they said that authorities in number of colleges in Karnataka have started taking details of Kashmiri students. The details sought included current address, permanent address, email address and mobile number, along with details of courses, he said. He said that they took up the issue with DGP Karnataka and Police Praveen Sood and Bangalore City Police Commissioner Kamal Panth. They Clarified it that details of only foreign students were being collected and it ...

A Kashmiri student studying in Madhya Pradesh who was arrested by police for posting an objectionable status on Whatsapp on the eve of the third anniversary of the Pulwama attack (14 February) has been booked under sedition. Nasir Khuehami, spokesperson of Kashmir students Association providing the update on his Twitter wrote, "Kashmiri student who was arrested after his controversial posts on social media pertaining to the Pulwama Terror Attack in 2019 came to light, has been booked under Sedition with U/S Indian Penal Code Sections 124A (sedition), 153A & 505." https://twitter.com/NasirKhuehami/status/1493547125153538048?t=ILREiKQEdoeLlPp9VDCyuw&s=08 Tufail Maqbool who is a student of B.com Ist year at Swami Vivekanand Govt college Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh had posted an o...

The University of Kashmir will shortly notify the modalities for reopening of its main and satellite campuses for in-person teaching from March 1, 2022. The decision to this effect was taken at a high-level meeting chaired by Vice-Chancellor Prof Talat Ahmad in the wake of deliberations held by J&K Chief Secretary Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta with heads of educational institutions on Monday, a day after the UT administration issued fresh guidelines on reopening of educational institutions for in-person teaching. After thorough deliberations, it was decided that the University shall immediately notify all the guidelines for students and faculty on reopening of the campuses from March 1. The University is presently off for teaching purposes owing to ongoing winter vacations which shall ...

The admin on Sunday ordered the reopening of Schools in Jammu and Kashmir in a phased manner from February-14 and February-28. Besides, the government also said that the offline classes for 9th to 12th standard can commence February-14. According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), the State Executive Committee (SEC) in an order said, “The Winter Zone Schools of J&K shall commence offline teaching for all classes after 28th of February 2022.” “All Summer Zone Schools in Jammu and Kashmir shall open in a phased manner. Classes from 9th to 12th can commence routine offline teaching from February-14,” reads the order. “All Universities, Colleges, Polytechnics, ITIs shall commence routine offline teaching after ensuring readiness for enforcement of Covid Appropriate...

The Jammu Kashmir administration is all set to reopen the schools in Kashmir as the pandemic situation eases in the valley, Lieutenant Governor of J&K Manoj Sinha said Friday. “Reviewed Covid situation in J&K. The pandemic situation has improved and we can gradually move ahead for reopening of schools and holding offline classes while ensuring complete adherence to SoPs,” Office of the J&K LG tweeted. On February 7 LG had told reporters that the government will monitor the Covid situation for the next 15 days and if the graph dips further, the administration led by him will discuss the issue and accordingly take a call on the re-opening of schools in Kashmir. Top officials of the School Education Department also told KNO that the schools in Kashmir valley are most like...

Amid Rumours about Board of School Education Declaring Class 10th Results Kashmir Division today, Chairperson JKBOSE Denied the reports . Talking to Kashmir Bulletin Chairperson JKBOSE Prof. Veena Pandita said that Results of Class 10th will take few more days to get Declared .she said. Prof. Pandita further denied the reports regarding Declaration of Results today . The class 10 annual examination commenced on November 20 last year and culminated in the first week of December. Around 80000 students appeared in the exam as per officials. The government had announced 30 percent relaxation in syllabus for classes 10 to 12 students in their annual regular-2021 examination. The relaxation was given in view of the COVID-19 pandemic and was applicable for the students in Kashmi...

With the “improvement” in covid-19 pandemic situation, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday called for gradual reopening of schools in Jammu and Kashmir. “The pandemic situation has improved and we can gradually move ahead for reopening of schools and holding offline classes while ensuring complete adherence to SoPs,” he said while reviewing Covid-19 situation in J&K with members of Covid Task Force, Deputy Commissioners and SSPs. “District administration to ensure enabling environment for schools to move towards reopening, cleaning & sanitation, transportation, flexible & staggered timings for students with the help of school education authorities,” he said in a tweet, as per GNS. (GNS)

In the recently announced annual regular results of 12th standard, Kashmir division has recorded the worst results after a gap of two years. This year Kashmir division witnessed an overall pass percentage of 74.92 percent. The news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) has learnt that in the year 2008, the pass percentage of 12th standard was 53.50 percent in which 43,183 students appeared in the examination out of which 23,102 candidates qualified the examination. Similarly, in the year 2009, the results of the class was declared on January 21 2010 in which 46,367 students had appeared for the examination out of which 25,546 candidates passed the examination and the overall results of the session was recorded with 55.10 percent. In the year 2010, despite turmoil in Jammu and Kash...

Jammu Kashmir Board of School Education on Thursday rejected as “mere fancy and whimsical” the allegations of “unfair” application of 30% marks concession offered to the 12th standard students due to covid-19 pandemic this season. “Allegations by some candidates who have scored less than 30% marks regarding stripping off the concession announced by BOSE is mere concoction of confusion and bad rumors,” Joint Secretary BOSE, Aijaz Ahmad Hakak said. “The marks exhibited on marks certificates and shown on Internet are derived after the application of all the relaxation measures and criteria. What the candidates allege is mere fancy and whimsical,” he said.buy intagra online https://www.ecladent.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/intagra.html no prescription He said the fac...

The University of Kashmir on Tuesday made an appeal to the civil society members in general and parents of students, in particular, to make their wards understand the importance of a credible examination. The formal appeal was made by the varsity’s Dean of Academic Affairs Prof Farooq Masoodi after a fraction of students started pressing the university authorities to revert to the online mode of examinations. “The world suffered a heavy loss on many fronts during the ongoing pandemic and the loss on the academic front is undoubtedly the one that cannot be compensated. The institutions not only lost the number of working days but had to shift to an online mode of teaching and examination. This shift to online mode indeed offered some advantages also but the institutions faced some ser...