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NDTV
14-05-2025
- General
- NDTV
NIOS Issues Guidelines For Students Failing Repeatedly In Class 10
NIOS Guidelines 2025: The National Institute of Open School (NIOS) is a branch of Directorate of Education, GNCTD, Old Secretariat, Delhi that registers government school students who have failed repeatedly in Class 9 or 10 in their parent school. The NIOS project aims to bring such students back to their original parent school for the next academic year. Recently, NIOS issued guidelines for students who have failed in Class 9 or 10 more than twice and want to study under it. The exam will be held in April 2026 for students registered in NIOS. NIOS Guidelines 2025: Eligibility Criteria for admission into NIOS Students need to be enrolled into a government school of Directorate of Education, GNCTD to be eligible for admission into NIOS. Students who have failed or had compartment in minimum of two academic years can take admission into NIOS. Students who have been declared as failed/compartment for the first time are not eligible for admission into NIOS. Such students should continue studying in the school they are enrolled. NIOS Guidelines 2025: How to apply for admission into NIOS? Students need to ask their Head of School (HOS) to get admission into NIOS. The HOS of the parent school will register students for admission into NIOS through the MIS Module. The HOS has to compulsorily provide a copy of the NIOS guidelines circular to each and every student who is eligible, as specified in the NIOS guidelines, issued by Directorate of Education, GNCTD. NIOS Guidelines 2025: Transfer of Credit, Registration Fees The Transfer of Credit facility allows students to not reappear for the exams they have cleared in the parent school. This facility is only allowed for a maximum of two subjects and a fee of Rs.230 must be paid by the student for transferring their credit. There is no registration fee needed to be paid by the students, but a fee of Rs.300 per subject needs to be paid as examination fee, an additional fee of Rs. 150 per subject for practical subjects like painting, home science and a fee of Rs. 230 per subject needs to paid for Transfer of Credit. Students may contact their HOS for admission into NIOS.
Business Standard
12-05-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Headsup B2B Crosses Rs.100 Crore in FY25, Remains Profitable Amidst 300% Growth
NewsVoir New Delhi [India], May 12: Headsup B2B, India's fast-growing digital procurement marketplace, has crossed a major milestone by clocking Rs. 100 crore in revenue in FY25, marking an impressive 300% year-on-year growth. The company's lifetime revenue has now surpassed Rs. 150 crore, driven by a high volume of repeat purchases and a product-first approach. Commenting on the growth, Sumit Kumar, Founder, Headsup B2B, said, "This year has been our best in terms of growth, with nearly 300% scaling over the previous fiscal. Our focus on repeat buying has kept customer acquisition costs negligible while ensuring healthy, consistent margins. Despite aggressive scaling, we've remained profitable by deeply embedding ourselves in the supply chain -- our vertical penetration is our biggest MOAT." Staying true to its vision of simplifying B2B procurement, Headsup B2B has also ventured into the sustainability sector, positioning itself as a single-window procurement partner for businesses seeking solutions in solar and biomass -- two areas often marked by fragmented sourcing and delayed fulfilment. As it sets its sights on the Rs.300 crore revenue mark in FY26, the company remains committed to maintaining its growth trajectory while sustaining profitability and deepening its supply-side integrations. Headsup B2B is a digital procurement marketplace catering to businesses across India. With a focus on operational efficiency, seamless fulfillment, and category-specific penetration, the platform enables organizations to simplify recurring and large-scale sourcing through a tech-driven, product-focused approach.
Fashion Value Chain
12-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Value Chain
Headsup B2B Crosses Rs.100 Crore in FY25, Remains Profitable Amidst 300% Growth
Headsup B2B, India's fast-growing digital procurement marketplace, has crossed a major milestone by clocking Rs. 100 crore in revenue in FY25, marking an impressive 300% year-on-year growth. The company's lifetime revenue has now surpassed Rs. 150 crore, driven by a high volume of repeat purchases and a product-first approach. Commenting on the growth, Sumit Kumar, Founder, Headsup B2B, said, 'This year has been our best in terms of growth, with nearly 300% scaling over the previous fiscal. Our focus on repeat buying has kept customer acquisition costs negligible while ensuring healthy, consistent margins. Despite aggressive scaling, we've remained profitable by deeply embedding ourselves in the supply chain – our vertical penetration is our biggest MOAT.' Sumit Kumar, Founder, Headsup B2B Staying true to its vision of simplifying B2B procurement, Headsup B2B has also ventured into the sustainability sector, positioning itself as a single-window procurement partner for businesses seeking solutions in solar and biomass – two areas often marked by fragmented sourcing and delayed fulfilment. As it sets its sights on the Rs.300 crore revenue mark in FY26, the company remains committed to maintaining its growth trajectory while sustaining profitability and deepening its supply-side integrations. About Headsup B2B Headsup B2B is a digital procurement marketplace catering to businesses across India. With a focus on operational efficiency, seamless fulfillment, and category-specific penetration, the platform enables organizations to simplify recurring and large-scale sourcing through a tech-driven, product-focused approach.
Hans India
05-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Ex gratia cheques given to families of 3 victims
Visakhapatnam: The district officials on Sunday handed over ex-gratia cheques of Rs 25 lakh each to three families, who lost their kin in Simhachalam wall collapse incident that occurred on 'Chandanotsavam'. The three families reside in Bheemunipatnam constituency. Joint Collector Mayur Ashok, Bheemunipatnam MLA Ganta Srinivasa Rao's son and TDP youth leader Ganta Ravi Teja along with revenue officials handed over the cheques to the families of Pilla Uma Maheswara Rao and Pilla Sailaja, who were software workers from Chandrampalem, and Y Venkat Rao, who was a steel plant employee from Adavivaram. TDP leader Ravi Teja stated that it was sad that seven people died in the wall collapse incident on Chandanotsavam festival and assured the government will stand by the families of the victims in times of their dire need. Among others, Bheemili RDO K Sangeeth Madhur, GVMC corporator PV Narasimham, party leaders P Srinivas, Gusidi Shankar Rao, Janakiram, and Atchuta Rao were present. It may be recalled that seven devotees were killed and few others injured as a recently-built wall collapsed at Simhachalam. The incident happened when the devotees were waiting to view nijarupa darshan. Following rains and gales that continued for more than 20 minutes at Simhachalam, a portion of the wall gave away at the Rs.300 ticket queue line, claiming seven persons. A fact-finding committee was constituted and directed to submit a preliminary report in 72 hours and a detailed report in a month. The preliminary report was submitted to the state government and a detailed probe is in progress.
Hans India
01-05-2025
- General
- Hans India
Despite heavy rains, scores of devotees' witness ‘nijarupa darshan' of deity
Visakhapatnam: Despite rain, scores of devotees witnessed 'nijarupa' darshan on the annual festival of 'Chandanotsavam' organised at Simhachalam Devasthanam in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday. The temple priests performed special puja in the wee hours of the day and Hereditary Trustee of the Devasthanam P. Ashok Gajapathi Raju along with his family members viewed the first darshan of the 'nijarupa' of the presiding deity. On behalf of the state government, Revenue Minister Anagani Satya Prasad offered silken robes to Lord Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy on the occasion. The darshan for common devotees began soon after the first darshan witnessed by the Hereditary Trustee of the Devasthanam. In a while, rains coupled with gales caused inconvenience to the devotees who came in droves to witness the 'real avatar' of the Simhachalam deity. Seeking shelter, devotees went in search of shaded areas to protect themselves from getting drenched. Meanwhile, a part of the wall at Rs.300 queue line gave away at the Devasthanam, killing seven persons and injuring a few others. With the Rs.300 queue line getting merged with other queue lines following the incident, the darshan got inordinately delayed for the devotees. In the evening, rain again caused inconvenience to the devotees at Simhachalam. Despite the issues, the devotees continued to converge at Simhachalam to view the 'nijarupa' darshan of the Lord Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy. The free transport facility turned out to be inadequate for scores of devotees who thronged the temple on Chandanotsavam day. At a time when rescue operations were going on in full swing following the death of seven devotees due to the wall collapse, the protocol darshan, however, continued unhindered. Following which, the officials had a tough time in providing security for the VVIPs' darshan and monitoring the rescue operation simultaneously. Several devotees expressed ire over how the protocol darshan continued at Simhachalam without any deviation despite the tragic incident that took place for the first time at the shrine. The devotees who entered the queue lines by 7 pm were allowed to witness 'nijarupa' darshan that lasted till night.
