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Students enrolled in Amar Singh College here complained that filthy toilets at the college have been taking a heavy toll on their health. The unhygienic condition of toilets comes quite contrary to the goals set under 'Swach Bharat Abhiyan'. They alleged the dingy toilets have become a source of infection for the students of the college. “Thick layer of filth has accumulated on the toilets while polythene and garbage are scattered all over. Stinking toilets are causing inconvenience to us.buy tadora online https://gilbertroaddental.com/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/tadora.html no prescription It is ironic that concerned authorities have failed to ensure proper sanitation of the toilets,” a group of aggrieved students told GNS. “We restrain ourselves from drinking water ...

Shabir Ali The Second and Third Semester Students of Gandhi College Srinagar alleged that the college authority is not giving regular classes to them, leaving students worried. While talking to The Kashmiriyat Second Semester students said that they have three classes in a week but the teachers do not even come to attend these classes. A student of second semester said that already the students are facing internet shutdowns which causing them further troubles for their future. Meanwhile, students of third semester issued a letter to the college administration in which they said the college authorities are playing with the future of students. "We have already suffered at the hands of college administration in the second semester, we don't want to suffer again in our third semest...

The administration has repatriated 63 employees of the School Education Department from the Union Territory (UT) of Ladakh to Jammu Kashmir. Besides, the General Administration Department (GAD) in an order issued on Thursday has said that it has replaced the repatriated officers after nearly four years posted in the union territory of Ladakh. Notably, more than 100 employees of various departments majority of which were the School Education Department employees posted in Ladakh UT on a deputation basis for a period of two years. The employees since then after the completion of their deputation, multiple times, raised the demand for reparation saying that they have been facing difficulties in the region. On Thursday, the government of Jammu and Kashmir issued an order of reparat...

Parents say they wonder what for they have to pay annual fee when kids are home since past two years; charging annual fee illegal, will act against such schools, says Fee Committee Despite repeated directions not to charge the annual fee, scores of private schools in Kashmir division continue to fleece parents by charging the hefty amount. The news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), received several calls from those parents studying who complained of the issue. They said that the private school managements are taking the Government Fee Fixation Committee (GFFC) on a ride by not implementing its orders and directions pertaining to charging an annual fee. One of the parents said that his daughter is studying in one of the private schools in Zawoora area of Srinagar and they are ...

Islamia College Of Science and Commerce here on Tuesday ordered closure of the institution till December 11 for all kinds of activities after some staff members tested positive for covid-19. In view of “surge” in Covid-19 cases, the college had arranged testing of staff members and students starting from today in a phased manner, According to institution’s Principal Prof. Sheikh Ajaz Bashir. “On the first day of testing, some staff members tested positive,” he said as per an order, a copy of which lies with GNS. “To avoid any further surge in cases, it is hereby ordered that College will remain closed upto Saturday the 11th of December, 2021 for all kind of activities,” the order by him reads, adding “On re-opening of College on 13-12-2021 the students will attend the classes as per ...

The School Education Department of Jammu Kashmir has announced that it will provide free coaching for competitive exams like NEET, JEE Main to the students of class 11th and 12th studying in government schools. From the next academic session, the department will give coaching to 200 students in the first phase in the region, 100 from Jammu and 100 from the Kashmir division. The School education department has said that the coaching centers will be set up for these students in Jammu and Srinagar city and the coaching will be provided at zero cost. The facility will be limited to children who come from economically weaker families. An official of the School Education Department said that online applications will be sought from the students, after which there will be an online eva...

Sheikh Nadeem Dozens of college students, on Monday, staged a protest here at Govt. Degree College, Dooru alleging that the question paper set for them by Kashmir University was 'out of syllabus.' The 3rd year (6th Semester) students who appeared for Computer Application paper said that 36 Multiple Choice Questions out of 40 were out of their syllabus. “We protested in the examination room, itself, where the authorities assured us that matter will be raised with Kashmir University. But we are unsure whether the matter will be taken to the university. So, we arrived here to attract the attention of the Kashmir University authorities. We humbly request Kashmir University to look into the matter,” the protesting students told The Kashmiriyat.

The Jammu Kashmir State Board of School Education has directed all the schools of the J K and Ladakh not to use textbooks of History and Civics edition 2020 for Class 7th published by JAY CEE Publications after outrage over depiction of a cartoon of Prophet Muhammad that has the sentiments of a Muslim community. In a notification, BOSE also directed schools to withdraw these books if they are being used by them or face strict action under law. “All the schools of UTs of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh affiliated either with CBSE, JKBOSE or any other Board of the country are directed not to use textbook of History & Civics, Edition 2020 for class 7th published by JAY CEE Publication Pvt Ltd, New Delhi,” reads the notification. It reads that if the textbook is being used in any s...