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Situation under control, team of doctors on ground to monitor situation: CMO Soon after a case of chickenpox was detected in a private school in South Kashmir's Shopian district a team of doctors were constituted to monitor the ground situation. Chief Medical Officer Shopian Dr Arshid Ahmad Tak told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that initially there were reports that those cases of chickenpox were detected in three different schools of Shopian.buy antabuse online https://www.ecladent.co.uk/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/new/antabuse.html no prescription “However, after proper check up, just a single case of the chickenpox was detected in Rainbow Education International School Shopian,” Tak said. Tak said that all precautionary measures have been taken up in this...

Bhat Yasir On one hand, the Srinagar administration is declaring micro containment zones and on the other, it has allowed colleges to open in the district. After an order issued by the Srinagar administration, Government College for Women MA Road Srinagar has ordered its students to attend classes (in-person) from Monday on a rotation basis. In an order, whose copy lies with The Kashmiriyat, the college administration has said "It is hereby ordered that all the students of this college shall attend the classes (in-person) as per the following roaster." "The students shall ensure that COVID-19 SOPs and guidelines issued by the district administration are followed in letter and spirit," the order further reads. It is pertinent to mention here that on Friday, the District admi...

Varsity making remarkable progress in its march towards academic excellence: Prof Talat Continuing its march towards academic excellence, the University of Kashmir has figured among top 50 universities in the all-India ranking of varsities conducted by the Union Ministry of Education under the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF)-2021. The University has ranked at 48th position among universities assessed under NIRF-2021, with an overall point score of 46.97, in key parameters including Teaching, Learning and Resources (60.49 points), Research and Professional Practices (19.51 points), Graduation Outcome (77.03 points), Outreach and Inclusivity (50.12 points) and Peer Perception (25.52 points), reads a statement received by GNS. Notably, the University of Kashmir has al...

Coaching Centres for Civil Services, Engineering, NEET Also Permitted To Open The government on Sunday ordered the reopening of 10th and 12th classes for vaccinated students, with 50% capacity on a given day, in Jammu and Kashmir. However, rest of the classes shall remain closed for in-person studies, according to an order by Chief Secretary and chairperson of State Executive Committee (SEC) A K Mehta. The order was issued following a detailed review of the current COVID situation in Jammu and Kashmir. The meeting was attended by Additional Chief Secretaries Finance and Health and Medical Education, besides Principal Secretary (Home), Divisional Commissioners, Deputy Commissioners, Superintendents of Police and other officers of the administration. The government said classes for ...

Says decision on re-opening schools to follow; security situation has improved a lot, challenges will remain, Govt will face them bravely; 11000 SHGs to come up this year for women Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Wednesday said that the administration led by him was mulling to re-open all colleges and universities in Kashmir after vaccinating students above 18-years of age. Talking to reporters on the sidelines of a function at SKICC on the banks of famous Dal Lake here, LG Sinha said that the government was fully aware of the demands of parents about the re-opening of schools in Kashmir. “We are planning to open inter-colleges, colleges, and universities this month only after vaccinating all the students above 18-years-of age,” LG Sinah said as per news agency—Ka...