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College News Archive [September 2002]

Certificate course in Sanskrit

Sep 01, 2002: Hyderabad: Nizam College (autonomous) offers a certificate course in Sanskrit. Classes will be conducted from 5.30 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily from September 2. For further details, Sanskrit department of the college be contacted, says a press release

OU V-C met Governor

Sep 01, 2002: Hyderabad: Osmania University Vice-Chancellor Prof J Anantha Swamy met Andhra Pradesh Governor and Chancellor of the University Dr C Rangarajan on Saturday.They discussed various issues relating to the university.

Course in public health

Sep 02, 2002: Hyderabad: The Institute of Health Systems (HIS), an autonomous institute for research for the development of public health, will offer a two-year master’s level advanced course in public health (APH). For details contact on 3210136

OU campus colleges my lose autonomy

Sep 02, 2002: Hyderabad: Osmania University new Vice-Chancellor Dr J Anantha Swamy is contemplating reverting to the old system of centralised functioning of various campus colleges. The VC put forward the proposal to end autonomy of campus colleges at a meeting of principals held on Saturday.

Swamy discussed issues like faculty strength, problems faced by the colleges in general, infrastructure facilities and other issues that directly affected the quality of teaching in colleges.

Biotechnology school at ANGRAU

Sep 03, 2002: Hyderabad: The Netherlands Biotechnology Project proposes to set up a biotechnology school at the premises of Acharya N G Ranga Agricultural University, Rajendranagar in the city. Representatives from the company visited the site in the university for establishing the school. The estimated cost of the school is Rs.6.5 crore. The school will be beneficial to farmers, agriculture students and also to scientists, university officials said.

No plan to open regional centre of AICTE

Sep 03, 2002: Hyderabad: The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has no immediate plans to open a regional center in the city, according to its chairman R Nagarajan. The state government made a proposal for the regional center. The state accounts a sizeable number of the 3.5 lakh engineering students produced in the country every year.

`We have received similar proposals from other states like Orissa. But our priority is to strengthen the existing network first’, he said.

Madras University to offer MBA online

Sep 04, 2002: Chennai: For the first time in the country, the Institute of Correspondence Education (ICE), University of Madras will be offering MBA degree online. ICE director Dr A Swaminathan says ICE plans to admit a minimum of 1,200 students for the MBA degree online programme this academic year.

The idea of online education struck Swaminathan when he participated in a three-day seminar at Hong Kong in March, he said

Technical students conference from Sept 6

Sep 04, 2002: Hyderabad: A three-day conference of students seeking technical education will be held in city from Sept 6 to 8, Students Federation of India (SFI) state president R Arunkumar said.

The conference will discuss various problems relating to the technical students in the state. The government has increased the fee for technical education courses abnormally, he said.

National award to Kurnool teacher

Sep 05, 2002: Kurnool: K Pratap Rddy of Parla village in Kallur mandal of the district has been selected for the national best teacher award for his significant contributions to the profession as well as participation in the social service activities.

He will receive the award from the President of India during the Teachers’ Day celebrations to be held in New Delhi. The award carries a cash prize of Rs.25,000 and a citation.

Shifting of ASR Junior College stayed

Sep 05, 2002: Hyderabad: The High Court stayed the shifting of ASR Government Junior College from Khammam to Sattupalli.The judge was dealing with a writ filed by Students Federation of India. They complained that the shifting was arbitrary and cause serious inconveniences to the students.

Plan to train English teachers in govt schools

Sep 06, 2002: Hyderabad: The department of school education has drawn up an ambitious plan of imparting training to enhance skills in English language among the Government teachers engaged in teaching English at the school level.

The programme plans to target more than 5,000 such teachers and hope to cover all the targeted teachers by the end of November. The first phase of training has already completed with 90 teachers getting trained at the Regional Institute of English, Bangalore, officials said.

Proposal to construct 64 schools for girls

Sep 06, 2002: Hyderabad: The State government is planning to set up 64 social welfare schools for girls under `Velugu’ programme. They will come up in the districts where the girl child literacy is less, said Social Welfare Minister J R Pushparaj.

Speaking at a felicitation programme organised by the AP Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society, the Minister said that out of the 230 social welfare schools, 32 had secured cent % results in the SSC examinations last year.

44 students hurt as sschool bus overturns

Sep 07, 2002: Hyderabad: Forty four students of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Public School were injured, 11 of them seriously when the school bus in which they were traveling overturned near NAC ground at Madhapur on Friday due to negligent driving of the bus driver.

One of the two teachers traveling in the bus also suffered grievous injuries.

The seriously injured students and the teacher were admitted to Apollo hospital in Jubilee Hills while those who suffered minor injuries were treated as out patients.

Entrance test for PG diploma

Sep 07, 2002: Hyderabad: The entrance examination for admission to PG Diploma and Diploma in X-Ray Technologies courses of the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) will be held on September 8 at the NIMS. Hall tickets have been dispatched and those who did not receive can obtain a duplicate one from the Deputy Registrar, Academic section, says a press release.

AP to introduce LLS programme in schools

Sep 08, 2002: Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh Government is gearing up to introduce `Learning for Life Skills’ (LLS) programme in all government high schools from November 1. The LLS programme is interlinked to the School AIDS Education Module, developed earlier in Maharashtra with the help of the NCERT and the UNICEF and the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO).

It is going to be a guide to family health, life skills education for teachers and students, an official said

NCERT launches helpline service

Sep 08, 2002: New Delhi: To ensure that students and parents are kept abreast of its various activities, the National Council of Educational Research (NCERT) has launched a 24-hour helpline which can be accessed on 9622 022 044.

Emphasising the role of the NCERT in the field of education at the launch of the service on September, 5, the NCERT director, JS Rajput said `NCERT being the apex educational organization in the country, has an important role to play in the field of school education.

Computer-aided teaching in govt high schools

Sep 09, 2002: Hyderabad: The Directorate of School Education will introduce computer-aided teaching on a pilot basis in about 1,000 schools within a month. In all, there are 11,464 high schools in the state. The initiative would aim at introducing computer concepts to the school students as well to supplement the teaching, particularly in mathematics and sciences. As part of the project, power, internet and other facilities would be extended to the schools, said school education commissioner Manhoman Singh.

Mumbai varsity to offer course in aviation

Sep 09, 2002: Mumbai: Civil Aviation Minister Shah Nawaz Hussin inaugurated a three-year BSc degree course in aviation at the 145-year old Mumbai University. It has become the first university to offer a regular course in aviation The Institute of Aviation and Aviation Safety (IAAS), the educational wing of the Mumbai-based Federation of Indian Pilots, conduct the course.

The Civil Aviation Ministry would provide support to the activities of IAAS, the minister said.

Stone laid for Model Junior College for Girls

Sep 10, 2002: Hyderabad: The Principal Secretary, Higher Education, G Sudhir laid the foundation stone for the Government Model Junior College for Girls (Urdu medium) here on Monday and assured all possible help from the State Government and the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE). The Chairman of the College Development Committee Mohd. Jaleel Pasha said this was the first model college for the Urdu speaking people of the state.

Teachers gherao Tribal Welfare Minister

Sep 10, 2002: Visakhapatnam: Tribal Welfare Minister M Manikumari was gheraoed by teachers at Paderu on Monday. The teachers organised a relay hunger strike near ITDA office demanding redressal of their grievances. They expressed anguish over the bad working conditions and urged the government to implement service rules which were pending for the last 30 years.

Manikumari promised them to take their problems to the notice of the government.

Birla Science Centre offers PG course in IT

Sep 11, 2002: Hyderabad: The BM Birla Science Centre is starting a one year master of Information Technology degree in October this year in collaboration with University of Udine, Italy. Graduates in engineering, technology or any other relevant degree in science or computer applications are eligible to apply for the course. For details, contact the director, BM Birla Science Centre, Adarsh Nagar, Hyderabad on telephone numbers 3237266 and 3235081

Non-teaching employees demand hike in salary

Sep 11, 2002: Hyderabad: The AP Residential Educational Institutions’ Society’s non-teaching employees state union has demanded the government implement its charter of demands which include promotions to non-teaching staff, sanction of LDC, typist posts in six junior colleges, enhancement of medical allowance from Rs.600 to Rs.900, sanction of housing loans and payment of summer salaries to non-teaching staff appointed prior to April 1988

APSCHE conducts test in English for graduates

Sep 12, 2002: Hyderabad: The AP State Council of Higher Education, in association with leading Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) companies, is conducting Graduate Employability Test (GET) on English both written and oral. The test will be conducted to in communication skills, reasoning and analytical abilities.

Toppers in the examination will be interviewed for direct employment by partner companies while other successful candidates will be given training for 8 to 10 weeks in voice accent and general proficiency in English, says a release.

Last date for Inter first year exam fee payment

Sep 12, 2002: Hyderabad: The date for the payment of fee for the first year regular students for the Intermediate Public Examinations – 2003 has been extended. The last date for payment of fee without fine is September 20 while the last date for payment of fee with a fine of Rs 100 is September 25, says a release from Board of Intermediate Education.

Training in plastic technology

Sep 12, 2002: Hyderabad: The AP State Minorities Finance Commission will organize training programme in plastic technology.The candidates may appear for an interview at the office of the AP State Finance Corporation at Nampally on September 13 at 10 a.m. for the plastic processing machine operator course and on Sept 28 at 10.30 a.m. for CAD/CMC machine operator-cum-programming course.

AICTE cuts course fee for business school

Sep 13, 2002: New Delhi: The joint committee of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and UGC, under the chairmanship of AICTE chairman R Natarajan has decided to reduce the number of all India business school entrance examinations to five from the academic year 2003. The price of admission forms will be limited Rs.250 and the course counselling fee will also be reduced.

EdCET-2002 ranks released

Sep 13, 2002: Visakhapatnam: The ranks of the Education Common Entrance Test – 2002 (EdCET) for admission to various colleges in the State offering B.Ed courses were released by the Vice Chancellor of Andhra University Y C Simhadri here on Thursday.

VG Narasimha Kumar of Vizianagaram, Marelli Uday Kiran from Karwan in Hyderabad and Bandaru Sirisha of Visakhapatnam (both belonging to BC category) and Kuchimanchi NVS Raju of Mulagapudi in East Godavari district topped in mathematics, physical sciences, biological sciences and social studies respectively.

Aided lecturers criticise State policy

Sep 14, 2002: Hyderabad: The Aided Junior College Lecturers’ Association has issued an ultimatum to the State Government to implement their long pending demands or face the wrath of the teaching community. Association’s general secretary K G Deekshitulu, at a press conference on Friday, condemned the step-motherly attitude of the government towards the teachers working in aided colleges. There are 200 aided colleges all over the state with 5000 teachers strength, he said.

Science exhibition to be held in city from Nov 14

Sep 14, 2002: Hyderabad: The State Council of Education Research and Training (SCERT), in association with National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), will conduct the 29th Jawaharlal Nehru National Science Exhibition for Children in the city from November 14 at Exhibition Grounds, Nampally.

The four-day show will be inaugurated by President Abdul Kalam and is expected to be participated by more than 400 students and teachers from different parts of the country.

BRAOU to conduct counselling for MBA

Sep 15, 2002: Hyderabad: Dr B R Ambedkar Open University will conduct counselling for students who qualified in ICET-2002 and applied for admission to the first year MBA programmeat the university campus here from September 17 to 19. The counselling will be held between 10.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m.

OU course in spoken Telugu

Sep 15, 2002: Hyderabad: The Centre of Advanced Study in Linquistics, Osmania University will be offering a certificate course in spoken Telugu commencing from September 16. Classes would be held at Arts College building for two hours in the evening three days a week. The course is open for foreign nationals and non-Telugu Indian nationals who have 10+2 qualification, says a release.

Action against colleges flouting norms

Sep 16, 2002: Nizamabad: Minister for Technical Education Nerella Anjaneyulu has said that the Government would take serious note of engineering colleges flouting guidelines in functioning.

The Minister was referring to complaints of some engineering college managements, running the colleges away from the places where they had been sanctioned. He referred to one such college in Kamareddy town which was functioning in Secunderabad. Similarly, there are some more colleges which are ignoring the AICTE and State Government norms, he said.

Courses in English

Sep 16, 2002: Hyderabad: The Centre for English Language Training of Osmania University Engineering College, is conducting two courses in English - `communicative skills for professionals’ and `English for career’ - classes for which will commence from September 18. Admissions will be made on first-come-first serve basis. Details can be had over phone 7096166

MBBS counselling from Sept 23

Sep 17, 2002: Hyderabad: Counselling for admission into MBBS and BDS courses for the year 2002-2003 will be held from September 23 to October 3 at the Gandhi Medical College here. According to a schedule released by the NTR University of Health Sciences, counselling for open competition seats will be held at 8.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. each day between September 23 and 26.The timings and dates will depend upon the candidates’ ranks in EAMCET and their respective university.

Nagarjuna University students stage dharna

Sep 17, 2002: Guntur : Students of Nagarjuna University staged a dharna demanding action against the warden of the ladies’ hostel, Vijayamma, who had allegedly asked the girl students to undergo virginity test.

Ganesh Chaturthi was celebrated on the university campus on September 10. When the boys were taking the idol for immersion on Saturday, they had invited the girl students to accompany them. The warden had refused permission to the girls to leave the hostel. The girl students, however, accompanied the immersion procession. Angered over this, the warden asked the girl students to undergo virginity test and also made a police complaint.

Students body demand hike in scholarship

Sep 17, 2002: Hyderabad: Post Graduate students and Research Scholars’ Welfare Association on Monday demanded hike in the scholarships for students pursuing M.Phil and Ph.D courses at Osmania University. At a meeting of the association, the members passed a resolution appealing to the university management to convert the scholarships into fellowship. Though scholarships had been hiked to students pursuing various courses twice since 1992, such facility was not extended to the M.Phil and Ph.D students, they said.

BRAOU exams

Sep 18, 2002: Hyderabad: The B R Ambedkar Open University post-graduate second year annual examinations of M.A (Economics, History, Political Science & Public Administration), M.Sc (Mathematics) and MBA will be held from November 5 onwards.

Students admitted in the academic year 2000-2001 and PG students of previous batches (1996 to 1999) with backlogs can also apply. Last date for submission of filled in applications for examination at the study centres is October 11.

Deemed varsity status for REC

Sep 18, 2002: Warangal: The Regional Engineering College (REC) here has been accorded the `deemed to be university’ status by the Central Government and renamed as the National Institute of Technology, Warangal.

The institute gets the status of deemed to be university under Sec 3 of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Act. 1956, with effect from September 10 following a notification issued by the Central Government, says a press release of V Vasudeva Rao, in-charge director, NIT, Warangal.

MBBS, BDS counselling from Sept 23

Sep 19, 2002: Hyderabad: The counselling for admission to MBBS and BDS courses of the NTR University of Health Sciences will be held from September 23 to October 3 at Gandhi Medical College here. Rank holders from 1 to 4,500 will be called in the first phase.

An official press release advised the students to carry all the original certificates along with documents and a demand draft for the requisite fee.

SCERT proposes grading system for SSC

Sep 19, 2002: Hyderabad: The State Council for Educational Research and Training (SCERT) has proposed a grading system in the secondary school certificate (SSC) examination on the lines of CBSE and ICSE.

The proposed grading system will have four slabs – A grade (80 to 100 %), B grade (60 to 79 %), C grade (40 to 59 %) and D grade (below 40 %).

The SCERT is in favour of replacing the existing system to check the dropout rate after SSC and to stop corporate schools from capitalising on the marks scored by their students.

Orientation Course for advocates

Sep 20, 2002: Hyderabad: NALSAR is planning to conduct an orientation course for advocates intending to appear for the examination for the post of junior civil judge.

The classes, which would cover Code of Criminals and Civil Procedures along with IPC and the Evidence Act, would be held at NALSAR University, premises at Barkatpura in city from September 28 to October 20. Reading material would also be provided. Candidates, who have already attended the crash course during the month of May are not eligible to apply.

Tainted NU warden quits

Sep 20, 2002: Guntur: Nagarjuna University ladies hostel chief warden Vijayamma had submitted her resignation to the University College Principal Professor N Lakshmi on Thursday.The dramatic development took place even as the two-man panel is probing into the alleged misbehaviour of the warden with the inmates on September 14 night.

e-class rooms proposed in PG colleges

Sep 21, 2002: Hyderabad: An electronic class room with connectivity would shortly be established in district PG colleges affiliated to Osmania University to enable students avail lectures from leading lights in various subjects. The university will devise a tele-timetable for students. District PG College director Prof S V Suryanarayana said that the plan, still in its preliminary stage, was devised to reach students more effectively, particularly which have shortage of faculty members.

JNTU courses

Sep 21, 2002: Hyderabad: The Centre for Spatial Information Technology, JNTU, is offering two courses on Integrated GIS and CAD (4 weeks duration) and Digital Photogrammetry(3 weeks duration). The courses commence from September 23. Further details can be had from I.V Muralikrishna on 3308825 and 6600543, says a release.

Mid-day meal scheme from Nov 1

Sep 22, 2002: Hyderabad: The state government is likely to launch the mid-day meal scheme for school children from November 1. Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, on Sunday, appointed a Cabinet sub-committee with four Ministers to formulate the guidelines for implementation of the scheme.

Students' rally against domestic child labour

Sep 22, 2002: Hyderabad: Students of St. Francis High School and St. Annes, Secunderabad, on Sunday, took part in a rally in Marredpally against domestic child labour. The rally was organised by Divya Disha, an NGO working against child labour

Certificate course in Libraty Science

Sep 23, 2002: Hyderabad: The next session of the five-month certificate course in Library and Information Science will begin on December 1. The course would be offered at the State Institute of Library Education Research & Training, State Central Library, Afjalgunj; Institute of Library Science, Kachiguda located at the Chaderghat Government High School at Abids (in city) and in Vijayawada, Guntur, Cuddapah and other places

OU conducts certificate course in spoken Sanskrit

Sep 23, 2002: Hyderabad: The Sanskrit department of the Osmania University, in cooperation with the University Grants Commission, will conduct a certificate course in spoken Sanskrit from October 1.

The classes will be held at Arts College in the university campus daily between 5.30 p.m. to 7.00 p.m., says an official. Interested candidates may register their names before September 30 by paying Rs.50

DSC Counselling from Sept 30 for teachers

Sep 24, 2002: Hyderabad: The counselling for the posting of newly recruited 35,967 teachers through District Selection Committees –2002 would begin on September 30 and the process would be completed within a week, Minister for School Education Mandava Venkateswara Rao announced on Monday.

The Minister said postings would also be given to the teachers additionally selected through DSC-2001. Simultaneously, the District committees would take up promotions of headmasters and transfers of secondary grade teachers from September 28.

Students on indefinite fast

Sep 24, 2002: Hyderabad: The post-graduate students of Dr B R K R Government Ayurvedic Medical College, S R Nagar, launched fast unto death here on Monday to focus their long pending demands.

Their demands include immediate payment of pending stipends for all P G scholars (both plan and non-plan),written assurance for regular payment of stipends every month, immediate issue of orders for stipend hike pending from January and stern action against the authorities responsible for the delay of payment of stipends.

Central varsity workshop

Sep 25, 2002: Hyderabad: The University of Hyderabad is hosting a two-day workshop on September 27 and 28 on `New steps and strategies on vocationalisation of higher education towards vertical mobility and greater employability’.

Several vice-chancellors, academics and heads of institutes associated with vocational education from all over the country will attend. UGC chairman Aurn Nigavekar will inaugurate the workshop and B.H Briz Kishore, Chairman, National Council of Rural Institute will preside.

New course in Public Health

Sep 25, 2002:

Hyderabad: The Institute of Health Systems is offering a two-year Master’s level advanced course in Public Health comprising preparatory courses and course work.

According to a release, students graduating from the course would be potential candidates for employment in the public sector, non-profit and voluntary health organisation and corporate health care institutions. The last date for submitting applications is October 26. Further details can be had from the training services officer on telephone numbers 3211013/4

No change in CET this year: OU VC

Sep 26, 2002: Hyderabad: The new vice-chancellor of the Osmania University Prof J Anantha Swamy said that there would be no change in the medium of instruction and the Common Entrance Test (CET) as the academic year had already begun.

`Changes could be likely next year, but it would be too early to comment about that now’ said Prof Swamy. `The same rules would continue for now with regard to the examination system and the medium of instruction as the academic year has already begun’, he said.

NTSE preliminary examination

Sep 26, 2002: Hyderabad: The preliminary written test of the state-level National Talent Search Examination will be held on November 10. Last date for remittance of examination fee of Rs.50 is September 30 and submission of filled-in applications is October 3.

The school authorities should collect the fee from the candidates and remit the same through consolidated challan, says a release.

Revaluation of scripts of high scorers in Inter proposed

Sep 26, 2002: Hyderabad: Scoring unusually high marks in the Intermediate examination wouldn’t be easy now what with the Government contemplating revaluating the scripts which carry more than 80 % of marks. This was hinted by the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) Secretary B Kripanandam, while inaugurating the EAMCET orientation programme for lecturers of Government and aided junior colleges here on Wednesday.

He said there was a need for discussion on this issue and asked lecturers to come out with suggestions to improve valuation practices.

Move to allow foreign varsities opposed

Sep 27, 2002: New Delhi: A deemed university in Tamil Nadu has strongly opposed the Centre’s attempts `to open the doors of the country to foreign universities under the pretext of globalisation but at the same time strangulating private institutes in India’.

R Sethuraman, vice-chancellor of the Shanmugha Arts, Science, Technology and Research Academy, in a letter sent to the Union Ministry of Human Resource Development, said there should be a level playing field for all the institutes in India without any discrimination.

Vocational courses in over 3,000 colleges

Sep 27, 2002: Hyderabad: The budgeted outlay of the University Grants Commission would go up by four times to Rs.600 crore, UGC member Prof BH Briz Kishore said and added new vocational courses would be introduced in over 3,000 colleges across the country.

At a press conference, he said only 1,877 colleges at present were offering vocational courses. As part of its efforts to generate courses that have a high demand, UGC would give Rs.9 lakh to each college for each new programme in Science stream. Of this, Rs.7 lakh would be a non-recurring grant for infrastructure.

Govt lecturers will learn to teach for EAMCET

Sep 28, 2002: Hyderabad: The Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) would soon appoint resource persons for all subjects to train lecturers of the government junior colleges in rural areas to prepare students for EAMCET in their respective colleges.

The coaching classes for the students would be held once or twice a week. The performance of the students in the first year would be taken into consideration before starting the coaching.

Health varsity counselling

Sep 28, 2002: Hyderabad: The NTR University of Health Sciences has stated that all seats of BC-A andBC-C in Andhra University area, Osmania University area and Sri Venkateswara University area in MBBS and BDS courses were filled during the counselling on September 27.

Counselling for BC-B category will be held on Saturday as per schedule.

Junior doctors' stir against GO

Sep 29, 2002: Hyderabad: AP Junior Doctors Association announced a state-wide indefinite strike from November 1, in protest against the GO Ms No. 203. The GO made it compulsory for the students joining super-speciality, PG medicine and dental specialities to execute a bond for an amount of Rs 20 lakh for super-speciality and Rs.15 lakh for post-graduate courses, if they fail to complete the course or fail to work in the government hospitals for a period of five years.

ANGRAU to run Farm School on AIR

Sep 30, 2002: Hyderabad: Acharya N G Ranga Agriculture University (ANGRAU) and Akasavani together will run Farm School through five radio stations - at Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Warangal, Visakhapatnam and Cuddapah - on every Monday from January 2003.

Agricultural University vice-chancellor Dr I V Subba Rao, who held discussionswith the AIR station directors at Rajendranagar on Sunday, emphasised the need to educate farmers through AIR classes on export-oriented agriculture and the WTO implications that would come into effect.

BJP for weightage to Intermediate marks

Sep 30, 2002: Hyderabad: The State BJP feels that Intermediate examination marks, and not the qualifying examination of EAMCET, should be given weightage for admission into engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh.

K Haribabu, state general secretary and Visakhapatnam MLA, at a press conference on Saturday, said the party was making its views public in view of the ongoing debate.

DSC counselling postponed

Sep 30, 2002: Hyderabad: The schedule for the DSC-2002, which was fixed from September 30 to October 8, has been postponed indefinitely. The revised schedule will be intimated to the candidates later, says a press release from district education office on Sunday.

Candidates who were qualified for the appointment of teachers expressed their concern over the indefinite postponement of the counselling.

 
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