The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested Additional Collector and in-charge DEO A. Venkat Reddy along with two staff members in Hanamkonda for allegedly demanding a bribe to renew a private school’s application. The correspondent of Creative Model School was asked to pay Rs 1 lakh, later reduced to Rs 60,000, for clearance of the renewal.
During a surprise inspection at Ramannapet Zilla Parishad High School, Yadadri Bhongir Collector Hanumantha Rao found two staff members absent without permission. He ordered their suspension for dereliction of duty.
The Kamareddy District Collector ordered a two-day holiday for all schools and colleges on August 29 and 30 due to continuous rains. The directive applies to government, private, junior and degree colleges, following heavy downpours across the district
With placards, which read ‘unethical fee hike’, ‘make future not money’, parents raised slogans demanding justice from fees hikes. They lamented that without consulting the parents, the management unilaterally hiked the fee
District Collector M Hanumantha Rao issued suspension orders following a report from the District Educational Officer, after an incident where an eighth-grade student, S. Samuel, suffered severe burns while helping kitchen staff prepare and serve Ragi Java on the school premises on Wednesday.
In her complaint, Bhikshapati's first wife alleges that despite their ongoing marriage, he was cohabiting with another woman, with whom he has three children. The first wife, who has been involved in a long legal battle with the DEO, organized a protest outside his residence, holding their wedding photos as evidence of their marriage.
It was said that Bhasker took pictures while planting saplings in the school along with the students and shared the photos with the school complex headmaster to prove his presence in the school.
District educational officer Venkateshwara Chary issued orders suspending the teacher for attending school under the influence of alcohol and negligence in duties.
Among those relieved were five including three invigilators, a chief superintendent and a departmental officer in Jayashankar Bhupalpally district as four out of five malpractice cases were booked during the second language examination on Tuesday.
