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Students enrolled in TGSWREIS are facing severe academic setbacks due to the non-availability of textbooks, uniforms, and essential supplies. Despite the academic year being well underway, over 42,000 intermediate students, mostly from marginalised backgrounds, continue to study without textbooks and it even threatens their preparation for crucial exams like JEE and NEET.
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The Intermediate Education Department is installing CCTVs and facial recognition systems across government junior colleges to ensure discipline and improve attendance. Meanwhile, the academic year is beginning without textbooks, with distribution expected to finish by early June 2025
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The confusion among the aspirants arose after TGPSC informed the High Court that the books of Telugu Akademi, a government institution, could not be treated as an authentic source in a competitive examination
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On Friday, Praveen Kumar took to X (formerly Twitter) to inquire about which books competitive exam aspirants should follow. He expressed concern that the government was sidelining the rule of reservation in the High Court, focusing instead on the key issues related to Group - I services.
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One poster at the Commission's gate read, "It's a shame on the TGPSC for failing to frame 150 questions for the Group-I services." Another stated, "I am a dictator and won’t accept mistakes." A similar poster was also placed over a Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee president B. Mahesh Kumar Goud's poster near the TGPSC office in Nampally.
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Hyderabad: The notification for TSPSC Group I is expected anytime soon. This article aims to create awareness about the syllabus and lists the references. The first step towards preparing for any competitive examination is to understand the scheme of the examination and have a thorough knowledge of the syllabus. The syllabus for the examination along […]
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Hyderabad: The alleged mastermind of the Telugu Akademi fraud, Mastan Vali Sahab, tried to dupe the Telangana State Warehouse Corporation of Rs 3.98 crore last year. Mastan Vali had reportedly attempted to transfer the amount to different bank accounts using false FD’s and letters. However, the bank officials noticed the discrepancies and did not transfer […]
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Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Central Crime Station (CCS) police on Friday questioned six suspects in connection with the Telugu Akademi case. Following a local court’s order allowing two-day custody, Satyanarayana Rao, Sai Kumar, Venkataramana, Somashekharm Venkat and Ramesh, who are currently lodged in the Central Prison in Chanchalguda, were taken into custody and questioned at the […]
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Hyderabad: The Detective Department of the Hyderabad Police has registered three cases and began an investigation into an alleged Rs 64 crore fraud pertaining to funds of the Telugu Akademi. The cases were registered at the Central Crime Station of the Detective Department following complaints from the Telugu Akademi. In the complaints, Akademi officials alleged […]
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Hyderabad: The State government on Wednesday constituted a three-member committee to probe alleged irregularities in the fixed deposits of the Telugu Akademi. The committee consists of Commissioner of Intermediate Education Syed Omer Jaleel, Intermediate Education accounts officer Rambabu and Commissionerate of Collegiate Education joint director Yadagiri. The committee has been directed to conduct an inquiry […]
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Known for his research in Telugu literature and having earned his doctorate for the same, Dakshina Murthy strived hard to promote Telugu language and also translated books from other languages into Telugu
