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India Gazette
2 hours ago
- Politics
- India Gazette
CM Sukhu inaugurates newly established SDPO office at Nadaun
Shimla (Himachal Pradesh) [India], June 3 (ANI): Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Monday inaugurated the newly established office of the Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) at Nadaun, aiming to strengthen the law and order infrastructure in the region. The SDPO office will oversee operations at Police Station Nadaun and Police Station Sujanpur, improving coordination, efficiency, and supervision of law enforcement activities. Covering a jurisdiction of 82 Gram Panchayats and one Nagar Panchayat (NAC), the new office is expected to enhance policing, ensure faster response times, and provide better administrative oversight. In addition, the Chief Minister also inaugurated the newly constructed 'Rajasva Sadan' at Nadaun, built at a cost of Rs 18.50 lakh, and dedicated the Panchayat Ghar in Kalur, constructed at a cost of Rs 1.14 crore. While addressing a gathering in Kalur, the Chief Minister said that when the construction of the Panchayat Ghar started, he was an MLA at that time and was happy to inaugurate it today. He announced that the liquor shop in Kalur will be shifted back to its previous location. He stated that ever since the state government has reinstated the Old Pension Scheme (OPS), the state has been facing financial restrictions from the Union government. 'As a result, Rs 1,600 crore as financial assistance to Himachal Pradesh has been curtailed by the Union Government,' he said. The Chief Minister further announced that the Rajiv Gandhi Day-Boarding School in Amlehar will commence from the next academic session. This will be the first CBSE-affiliated Rajiv Gandhi Day-Boarding School in the state. Along with quality education, the state government will also ensure nutritious meals in this school and in the coming years, around one thousand students are expected to enrol in this institution. He added that the state government has fixed a minimum support price of Rs 90 per kilogram for naturally grown raw turmeric, Rs 40 per kilogram for maize, and Rs 60 per kilogram for wheat. He also said that improvements in the state's healthcare services are underway and the medical college and a cancer hospital would soon be operational in Hamirpur. CM Sukhu also inspected the ongoing construction of a state-of-the-art Multipurpose Sports Complex at Kharidi in the Nadaun area. Being developed at a cost of Rs 65 crore, the facility is set to become a major hub for sports and youth engagement in the region. He directed the officers to complete the work by the end of this year. The modern complex will feature an 8-lane swimming pool, a shooting range, and dedicated spaces for wrestling, boxing, kabaddi, yoga, table tennis, and badminton. The Chief Minister stated that similar multipurpose sports complexes are being developed across the state to provide constructive avenues for youth and to help curb the menace of drug abuse. Emphasising the critical role of sports in promoting a healthy and disciplined lifestyle, the Chief Minister said, 'This sports complex will be a symbol of our commitment to nurturing talent and ensuring the physical and mental well-being of our youth.' Later, the Chief Minister also inspected the ongoing work at the Rajiv Gandhi Day Boarding School in Amlehar, within the Nadaun assembly constituency. MLA Sanjay Rattan, HRTC Vice Chairman Ajay Verma, Nagar Panchayat Nadaun President Shammi Soni, District Collector Amarjeet Singh, SP Bhagat Singh, Congress leader Captain Prithvi Chand, and other dignitaries were present at the event. (ANI)
Time of India
3 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Schools of excellence to hire retd principals of pvt schools
Ranchi: The state department of school education and literacy has begun appointing retired principals and vice-principals of reputed private and central schools as managers in its CM Schools of Excellence statewide. The move, officials said, is aimed at strengthening the administrative efficiency of the schools. To be hired on contractual basis, retired principals and vice principals from CBSE-affiliated private schools will be given priority in the recruitment process. In addition, former principals and vice principals from Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Vidyalayas, as well as retired officers of the Army who held a minimum rank of Captain and hold experience in the education sector, can apply. The department has asked Jharkhand Education Project Council (JEPC) to initiate the recruitment process for 67 managers for a one-year term, subjected to be extended for up to two more years. Of them, 21 posts are unreserved while the rest is reserved for scheduled tribes , scheduled castes, backward classes and economically weaker sections. They will be paid 60,000 a month, the department said. The manager will assist the principals in daily administration, management tasks, and ensuring the safety and security of the school. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với mức chênh lệch giá thấp nhất IC Markets Đăng ký Undo They will also be required to meet the operational and academic benchmarks set by the CBSE, to which all these schools are affiliated. Administrative officer at JEPC, S D Tigga, said, "This initiative is a step toward bringing experienced academic leadership into our schools of excellence. By these appointments, we aim to strengthen school administration and ensure adherence to CBSE standards. Their experience will add immense value in areas of discipline, daily operations, and academic performance."
Hans India
5 days ago
- Hans India
Teachers, staff involved in unfair means will be taken to task
Bhubaneswar: The School & Mass Education (S&ME) department on Tuesday announced that stringent action will be taken against the teachers and staff who were found involved in Unfair Means (UFM) during the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Board examinations held at two examination centres in Bargarh district in February this year. The State government, in an official statement issued on Tuesday, also stated that the Class X and XII examination results of the students of six CBSE-affiliated schools, including four State government-run Odisha Adarsha Vidyalayas (OAVs), who had sat for the examination at the said examination centres and whose results were withheld by the Board, have also been declared. Notably, CBSE declared the results of the 2025 Class X and Class XII Board examinations on May 13, 2025. 'However, reports of unfair practices during the examination came to light at two examination centres of Bargarh district, i.e OAV, Bandhupalli and Padampur Public School. Students from six schools appeared for the examination at these two examination centres, which include four OAVs,' added the State government. Based on the inquiry report shared by CBSE Regional Office, Bhubaneswar, on May 26, the State government noted that after this incident came to light, CBSE constituted a Sub-Committee to probe the matter. It further added that the committee, after examining all evidences, answer books, various reports, CCTV footage and other related documents, established that unfair practices were adopted in these two examination centres. The CBSE has recommended that the State government take stringent action against the erring teachers and staff deployed at the two examination centres during the CBSE Board examinations. 'The State government has taken a serious view of this matter as the use of unfair means in examinations is an injustice to honest, hardworking students and adversely affects their future. As per the recommendation of CBSE, the State government is taking stringent action against the teachers/ staff involved in such irregularities,' informed official sources. Additionally, the students, who are found to have adopted unfair means as per the report of CBSE on May 26, will appear in the supplementary examination to be held from 15th July 2025 or the CBSE main examination 2026. The State government asserted that it is committed to zero tolerance towards the use of all such unfair means in examinations.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Time of India
2 OAV principals, 3 teachers suspended over malpractice in CBSE exams
1 2 Bhubaneswar: State govt on Wednesday suspended five teachers of Odisha Adarsha Vidyalayas (OAV)s, including two principals, and issued show-cause notices to 33 teachers of OAVs. Disciplinary action will be taken against them. All these teachers of four OAVs in Bargarh district were allegedly involved in unfair practices during CBSE Class X and Class XII exams. State govt has taken strong exception to the use of unfair means in CBSE examinations at OAVs in Bargarh district. A probe conducted by the CBSE revealed large-scale malpractice in two exam centres of OAV Bandupali, and privately-run Padampur Public School, where students of six schools, including four OAVs in Bargarh district, appeared for their papers. Terming the incident "a serious breach of academic integrity", the govt has decided to take stringent action against teachers and staff found involved in malpractice. "Use of unfair means in examinations is an injustice to honest, hard-working students and adversely affects their future. The state govt is committed to zero tolerance for the use of all such unfair means in examinations," an official govt statement read. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like ¿Cómo obtener un segundo ingreso invirtiendo $100 en AES CFD? PentyMedia Más información Undo The govt confirmed that disciplinary proceedings will be initiated against those identified in the CBSE inquiry report. The school and mass education department has also backed the CBSE's recommendations to strengthen infrastructure at examination centres, including mandatory CCTV coverage in all OAVs before the 2026 exams, to prevent such incidents. If disciplinary action is not taken against the principal of OAV, Bandupali, and invigilators from all four OAV schools, then the list of candidates of the four OAVs will not be allowed to be submitted, the CBSE report said. A total of 1,185 students from the six schools appeared for the exams, of whom 885 were found to have used unfair means. The students will be allowed to take the supplementary exam beginning on July 15 or reappear in the board exams in 2026 as per CBSE rules. The OAVs included the ones in Frezorpur, Kangaon and Gaisilat. OAVs are state-run CBSE-affiliated schools set up in each block to deliver quality education in rural areas. The exam malpractice has raised questions about oversight, lack of integrity and equal opportunity provided by OAVs. Former president of Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Odisha, Satyakam Mishra, said, "It is unfortunate that OAV students are setting such a bad precedent by engaging in unfair means and teachers promoting it. It indicates a lack of proper administration and supervision in OAVs. State govt had set up OAVs on the lines of Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Vidyalayas of the Centre, which have set high standards in academics and administration. " "BSE has the provision to set up English medium schools and there was no need to institute a separate Odisha Adarsha Vidyalaya Sangathan to manage these schools," he added.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Time of India
Govt to take action against OAV teachers, staff for malpractice in CBSE exams
1 2 Bhubaneswar: State govt has taken strong exception to the use of unfair means in CBSE Class X and XII examinations at Odisha Adarsha Vidyalayas (OAV)s in Bargarh district. A probe conducted by the CBSE revealed large-scale malpractice in two exam centres of OAV Bandupali, and privately-run Padampur Public School, where students of six schools, including four OAVs in Bargarh district, appeared for their papers. Terming the incident "a serious breach of academic integrity", the govt has decided to take stringent action against teachers and staff found involved in malpractice. "Use of unfair means in examinations is an injustice to honest, hard-working students and adversely affects their future. The state govt is committed to zero tolerance for the use of all such unfair means in examinations," an official govt statement read. The govt confirmed that disciplinary proceedings will be initiated against those identified in the CBSE inquiry report. The school and mass education department has also backed the CBSE's recommendations to strengthen infrastructure at examination centres, including mandatory CCTV coverage in all OAVs before the 2026 exams, to prevent such incidents. If disciplinary action is not taken against the principal of OAV, Bandupali, and invigilators from all four OAV schools, then the list of candidates of the four OAVs will not be allowed to be submitted, the CBSE report said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Click Here - This Might Save You From Losing Money Expertinspector Click Here Undo A total of 1,185 students from the six schools appeared for the exams, of whom 885 were found to have used unfair means. The students will be allowed to take the supplementary exam beginning on July 15 or reappear in the board exams in 2026 as per CBSE rules. The OAVs included the ones in Frezorpur, Kangaon and Gaisilat. OAVs are state-run CBSE-affiliated schools set up in each block to deliver quality education in rural areas. The exam malpractice has raised questions about oversight, lack of integrity and equal opportunity provided by OAVs. Former president of Board of Secondary Education (BSE), Odisha, Satyakam Mishra, said, "It is unfortunate that OAV students are setting such a bad precedent by engaging in unfair means and teachers promoting it. It indicates a lack of proper administration and supervision in OAVs. State govt had set up OAVs on the lines of Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Vidyalayas of the Centre, which have set high standards in academics and administration. " "BSE has the provision to set up English medium schools and there was no need to institute a separate Odisha Adarsha Vidyalaya Sangathan to manage these schools," he added.
