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The Hindu
06-08-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
SKU supplementary exam results released
Sri Krishnadevaraya University (SKU), Anantapur, Vice-Chancellor B. Anitha released the results of first, third and fifth semester of B.A, B. Com and Computers supplementary examinations respectively under distance mode, on Wednesday. The examinations were held in January this year. The results were released in the presence of university rector G. Venkata Naidu, registrar E. Ramesh Babu, and others. In a statement released by the University it was mentioned that the last date for revaluation would be August 28 and the fee for each paper ₹1,000. The demand draft should be drawn in favour of Director, Directorate of Distance Education, SKU, payable at Union Bank, SKU branch, Anantapur, and the applications for revaluation should be sent to the same. The study centres and students can visit website www, and for results. Results would also be made available at the Directorate of Distance Education, Directorate of Examinations and also at the study centres.
Hans India
29-07-2025
- Science
- Hans India
Krishnadevaraya University celebrates Foundation Day with grandeur
Anantapur: Sri Krishnadevaraya University celebrated its Foundation Day with great enthusiasm at the Bhuvana Vijaya Auditorium on Monday. The event was presided over by Prof D Anjaneyulu, Principal of the University College of Science and Arts. The chief guest of the ceremony was Prof B Anita, Vice-Chancellor of the University. Distinguished guest Prof C R Vishweshwara Rao, former Rector of SKU and former Vice-Chancellor of Vikrama Simhapuri University, graced the occasion. The event also witnessed participation from Prof G Venkata Naidu, Rector, and Dr E Ramesh Babu, Registrar of SKU. During the event, Registrar Dr E Ramesh Babu highlighted the university's journey since its inception, listing former Vice-Chancellors, the evolution of departments, faculty strength, and current academic progress. He praised the collective efforts that elevated the universityto its present stature. Prof G Venkata Naidu lauded the contributions of former Vice-Chancellors and emphasised the academic and infrastructural progress of the university. Vice-Chancellor Prof B Anita elaborated on the various schemes implemented at SKU, including PM-USHA and RUSA, which brought significant funding and development across departments. She appreciated the ISRO-supported research in atmospheric sciences by the Physics Department and shared updates on activities at the university's Incubation Centre and Women's Studies Centre, which she had inaugurated during her earlier tenure. Special guest Prof C R Vishweshwara Rao spoke on the need for educational reforms under NEP 2020, encouraging students to make the best use of university facilities and strive for academic excellence. As part of the celebrations, winners of various sports competitions were felicitated with certificates of appreciation. The event concluded with vibrant cultural performances. Faculty, retired professors, research scholars, students, principals from engineering and pharmacy colleges, hostel staff and media representatives were present.
The Hindu
24-06-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
SKU semester exam results announced
Sri Krishnadevaraya University (SKU) Vice-Chancellor Prof. B. Anitha on Tuesday released the results of UG Mega Supply I, III and V semester examinations held in November last year. The results will be available on and from June 26 onwards. The last date for submission of application for revaluation/personal verification of UG Mega Supply I, III and V semester theory examinations is July 10. The fee for revaluation of each paper is ₹500, a release by the SKU said.
The Hindu
07-05-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
Renew FCRA licence of RDT in Anantapur, urges CPI A.P. secretary
The CPI State secretary K. Ramakrishna, along with the alumni of Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Krishnaiah, and others, submitted a memorandum to Chief Secretary K. Vijayanand, urging him to take the necessary steps for renewal and restoration of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) license that enables Rural Development Trust (RDT) in Anantapur to continue receiving foreign aid from various countries. In a press release on Wednesday, Mr. Ramakrishna said that the Union Government of India suspended the renewal of RDT's FCRA license, which governs the organisation's ability to receive foreign contributions. If this issue is not resolved urgently, the decades-long humanitarian services of RDT may be disrupted. 'In view of humanitarian and public interest, we urgently appeal to the State government to request the Central government to immediately renew the FCRA license of RDT to ensure the continuity of its invaluable services,' he added.
