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Collector calls for schooling for children of migrant labourers

Collector calls for schooling for children of migrant labourers

  • Telangana High Court directives: TSPSC horizontal reservation & TSRTC rental dues

    Observing the same, the judge issued directions to ensure reservations are implemented in accordance with law and granted the TSPSC time to submit its response through counter.
  • Calendar to be prepared for completing pending irrigation projects: Bhatti

    The government has laid focus on education and was ready to allocate as much funds as needed in the State budget. Funds were allocated in the vote-on-account budget for the construction of concrete buildings for all residential schools, he noted.
  • Over 50% in-service social studies teachers failed in TG TET 2024

    Similarly, in-service mathematics and science subject teachers recorded a qualifying percentage of 51.14 out of total 15,302 teachers took the paper – 2. As for paper – 1, 79.28 per cent out of 6,449 in-service teachers who took the paper – 1 test were qualified.
  • TS residential schools in high demand

    According to the principal, the residential schools extend a family atmosphere to students in the classroom and hostels as they take admission in Class V
  • Retired teacher donates Rs 1 lakh to school in Peddapalli

    To help the students excel in studies and purchase sports equipment, he has decided to donate Rs 1 lakh to school in the name of his recently died wife Ahalya.
  • SCERT Telugu text book thanks ‘CM’ KCR and ‘Education Minister’ Sabitha Indra Reddy

    In a major faux pas, these text books had a foreword that thanked former CM KCR and several colleagues from his erstwhile cabinet including Jagdeesh Reddy, Sabitha Indra Reddy and Kadiyam Srihari.
  • Defer implementation of Criminal Law statutes: B Vinod Kumar

    The use of Hindi titles for the Acts was a direct violation of Article 348 of the Constitution, which mandates all the acts to be drafted in English.
  • Speed up road works in Dubbak, says Kotha Prabhakar Reddy

    The MLA asked the officials to prepare proposals for the Mettu-Alwal road, Ande-Timmapur, Surampally-Nacharam, Mondichintha-Begumpet, Dubbak-Habsipur four-laning works, Silaji Nagar-Gosanpally and other road works.
  • Telangana: Congress, BJP see race intensify for State chief posts

    The situation has leaders in both parties lobbying hard for the coveted post.
  • Govt. mulling to engage women SHGs to run hire buses in TSRTC

    On Wednesday evening, Vikramarka traveled in an RTC bus from Khammam old bus stand to Jagannadhapuram in Bonakal mandal and interacted with the passengers.
  • Many going to private school despite Govt schools having facilites: Minister

    The Minister said the government was giving uniforms, textbooks, and note books free of cost besides serving the mid-day meal. Zilla Parishad Chairperson P Manjusri, Collector Valluru Kranthi and others were present.
  • Problems greet students returning to schools in Mancherial

    Similarly, work on renovation of a school was hit by a crunch of funds at Thallapet village in this mandal, causing inconvenience to the students.
  • 10,000 teacher posts to be filled through mega DSC

    The government was taking steps to fully implement the Right to Education Act brought into force by the previous UPA government in Telangana state.
  • Financial crisis drives migrant laborer from Nirmal to end life in Dubai

    Gangaram had migrated to Dubai in search of livelihood six months back. He, however, could not find a job reportedly after being cheated by an agent.
  • Fill 25,000 teacher posts to keep election promise: Harish Rao

    Citing the poll promises made by the Congress, Rao asked the State government to provide free power supply besides appointing sanitation staff at all schools.
  • Government teacher bludgeoned to death in Adilabad

    The assailants repeatedly hit Gajanand on the head with boulders, leading to his death on the spot.
  • BRS asks Revanth Reddy to spell out stance on fate of five TS villages merged with AP

    He recalled that the Congress Party, in its manifesto for the parliamentary polls, had given its commitment to reclaim the five villages Telangana had lost to AP.
  • Ramagundam Police set up flood rescue team

    To rescue such people and avert property damage, the cops have set up the flood rescue team. Besides a constable from each police station, 20 special party cops have also been mobilized to form the FRT.
  • Three including farmer electrocuted in Medak

    In another incident, a man was electrocuted in Gandhi Nagar while he was setting up a music system. He was Chinthala Narasimhulu (36), a resident of Guttakindipally.
  • Govt betrayed farmers, says Niranjan Reddy

    The government had failed to extend any kind of crop investment support so far. Farmers had pinned high hopes on the promise of Rs.15000 per acre assured by the government under Rythu Bharosa.
  • 792 Govt schools to get toilets, drinking water in Nizamabad

    The committee was undertaking works such as strengthening of basic infrastructure, construction of girls toilets, providing drinking water facilities, minor and major repairs works, renovation and maintenance of existing and dysfunctional toilets in government schools, he said.
  • BRS minority leader wants Shadikhana works in Khammam expedited

    It is sad that the government has neglected the construction of the Shadikhana and it shows the government’s indifferent attitude towards Muslims, he lamented.
  • Ministers instruct officials to take steps to complete bridge in Asifabad

    She then conducted a meeting with officials of various governments and reviewed progress of developmental activities and implementation of welfare schemes, in the district centre.
  • Telangana: Additional quantum of pension for those attaining 70 yrs and above

    The enhancement will be 15 percent of the basic pension from 70 years to 75 years, 20 percent of the basic pension from 75 years to less than 80 years, 30 percent of the basic pension from 80 years to less than 85 years.
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