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More Than 3 Lakh Less Students Register For 2024 Up Board Exams | Allahabad News - Times of India today news India

Prayagraj: A complete of three.76 lakh much less college students have registered for the courses 10 and 12 exams of UP Board for the yr 2024. The Board officers preserve {that a} main cause for the autumn within the variety of college students was strict invigilation and anti-cheating measures being applied over the previous few years. Candidates who hoped to move the exams by dishonest selected to not register themselves, they added. For the exams, scheduled to start out in February subsequent yr, a complete of 55,08,206 college students have accomplished the registration course of. Within the final tutorial session, 58,84,634 college students had registered which implies that the variety of college students has decreased by 3,76,428 for subsequent session, stated board secretary Dibyakant Shukla. The board had requested all the colleges to finish the web registration course of of scholars from courses 9 to 12 newest by October 10. At current, the overall variety of registrations for sophistication 9 is 27,54,337, of which the variety of boys is 14,45,413 whereas that of ladies is 13,08,924. For sophistication 11, the variety of college students is 25,29,420, with 13,24,939 boys and 12,04,481 women. Likewise, for highschool exams, the variety of college students is 29,47,324, with 15,71,686 boys and 13,75,638 women. For intermediate courses, the overall variety of registrations is 25,60,882, out of which 14,12,806 are boys and 11,48,076 are women. This time, 52,83,757 college students of courses 9 and 11 accomplished the advance registration as per norms of the UP Board. In the meantime, the Board has additionally intensified its preparations for the following set of examinations. We additionally printed the next articles lately BSEB class 12 registration for Bihar Board 2025 closes right this moment; register right here The Bihar Faculty Examination Board (BSEB) is closing the registration for the Bihar Board Inter Examination 2025 right this moment. College students in Class 11 should full their registration on-line on the official web site. The registration course of includes offering private particulars, tutorial data, and topic selections, in addition to submitting obligatory paperwork and paying charges. Registration is necessary for college students to be eligible for the Class 12 examination. The final date for submitting the appliance kind is October 17, 2023. Colleges are answerable for finishing the registration course of on behalf of the scholars.Bihar Board 12th Exams 2024: BSEB extends registration deadline for Inter exams, verify particulars right here The Bihar Faculty Examination Board (BSEB) has prolonged the registration deadline for the BSEB Bihar Board Examination 2024. College students who haven't registered but can submit their utility kind by means of their college heads. The final date to register is October 27, 2023. The varsity administration will accumulate the required data and full the web registration on behalf of the scholars. This extension was made to accommodate college students who had not registered but and to offer them with adequate time to finish the registration course of.Bihar Board 12th Despatched-up Examination 2024 schedule launched, examination begins October 30 The Bihar Faculty Examination Board (BSEB) has launched the schedule for the Intermediate Board Examination 2024. The sent-up examination can be performed from October 30 to November 06, 2023, in two shifts. The board has additionally prolonged the registration deadline for college students to October 17, 2023. The sent-up exams are necessary for all Class 12 college students, and people who fail to seem or fail can be ineligible for the 2024 board exams. #Lakh #College students #Register #Board #Exams #Allahabad #Information #Occasions #India Extra Than Three Lakh Much less College students Register For 2024 Up Board Exams | Allahabad Information - Occasions of India [ #Lakh #College students #Register #Board #Exams #Allahabad #Information #Occasions #India Read the full article

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Allahabad HC sets aside dismissal of govt staff sacked for having extra-marital live-in relationship | Allahabad News

PRAYAGRAJ: The Allahabad high court has set aside the dismissal order of a government employee who was dismissed from service on the ground that he was in a live-in relationship with another woman despite the fact that he is married and his wife is alive. Justice Pankaj Bhatia, while passing the order on July 14, made it clear to the state authorities to pass a fresh order imposing minor penalties. The order of dismissal was passed against the petitioner, Gore Lal Verma, solely on the ground that despite being married to one Laxmi Devi, who is alive, the petitioner maintained an extra-marital relationship with another lady named Hemlata Verma and both are staying together as husband and wife. He also has three children from the said live-in relationship. Passing the impugned order of dismissal, the authorities had recorded that the said conduct is against the provisions of the UP Government Servant Conduct Rules, 1956, and against the provisions of Hindu Marriage Act. As such, the order of dismissal from service was passed. It was argued on behalf of the petitioner that in a similar matter in case of one Aneeta Yadav, this court, after considering, set aside the dismissal order. However, an opportunity was granted to the respondents to award any minor penalty, if they so desire. It was further argued that the said judgment was challenged in special leave to appeal and the Supreme Court refused to interfere. Consequently, the said special leave to appeal was dismissed. After hearing the counsel, the court set aside his order of dismissal observing that considering the fact as well as the judgment of this court in the case of Aneeta Yadav, the petitioner is also entitled to the same benefit. Consequently, the writ petition was allowed and the respondent authority was directed to reinstate the petitioner. However, the petitioner shall not be paid back wages from the date of dismissal till today, the court directed. “It is open to the respondents to pass fresh orders for imposition of minor penalty in accordance with law, if so advised,” the court added. Source link Read the full article

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SIT probing alleged torture of ex-soldier by UP cops: Govt to HC | Allahabad News

PRAYAGRAJ: The state government on Monday informed the Allahabad high court that a special investigation team (SIT) has been constituted to investigate into the plea filed by a retired soldier of the Indian Army alleging humiliation and brutal torture by the Uttar Pradesh Police. The state government informed the court that the SIT will also investigate the charges made in the FIR lodged by retired soldier Resham Singh. Further action, including the arrest of the accused police officers, would be effected if they are prima facie found to be guilty in the preliminary inquiry. Keeping the submissions made by the state government on record, a division bench comprising Justices Surya Prakash Kesarwani and Gautam Chaudhari directed to put up this case on July 16 for further hearing. On the directions of the court, UP DGP filed a counter-affidavit by means of a personal affidavit on Monday. The state counsel, on the basis of the counter-affidavit, informed the court that some action has been taken against the accused police officers, including sub-inspector Sunil Kumar Sharma and investigation officer Ram Naresh Singh, and a preliminary inquiry is being conducted. The state counsel said, the up-to-date status of the matter shall be placed before this court on the next date of hearing, when advocate general of UP shall also appear before the court. On July 8, after taking into account the injury reports and FIR filed by the retired soldier, the HC had observed: “Prima facie, it shows a very sorry state of affairs — police atrocities and a breach of fundamental rights of the petitioner by the accused police officials.” Emphasising that the matter is serious and requires serious consideration of the court, it had directed the UP DGP to file a counter-affidavit by means of his personal affidavit, indicating the action taken in the matter. According to the petition, on May 2, Singh, along with his mother and two sisters, was going to Lakhimpur Kheri from Pilibhit, when they were stopped by the police officials at around 9am. The police then asked for the papers of the car, in which they were travelling. Since it was reportedly taking time to sort out the papers, the police officials “abused the victim and his family members”. The victim asked the officials to not abuse them and also informed that he was a retired member of the armed forces. This infuriated the policemen, who threatened the victim and his family members that they would teach them a lesson for life. They then started abusing and beating the victim with lathis. They also allegedly beat his mother and sisters and took them to the police station without taking the assistance of any woman officer, the petition says. At the police station, the victim was allegedly disrobed and tied on a cot and brutally beaten up by the said police officials for two hours. They also gave him third-degree torture only to satisfy their ego, the petitioner alleged. Thereafter, he lodged an FIR against the erring officials and took treatment in the army hospital. Source link Read the full article

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Another milestone: Sangam city to achieve 10L Covid vaccination mark this week | Allahabad News

PRAYAGRAJ: As the health department plans to ramp up the immunisation drive against Covid-19, the city is likely to zoom past the 10 lakh vaccination mark this week. Till now, over 9.57 lakh doses have been administered to eligible recipients in the district, with over 10,000 jabs being administered across all age group daily. Remarkably, around 4.48 per cent of the targeted recipients have so far taken both the doses of Covid vaccine in the Sangam City. With 3,985 more people taking the second jab, the number of people who are now fully immunised against Covid reached 1,79,089 on Sunday. With 19.51 per cent of the targeted recipients taking the first dose, their number has surged to 7,78,089. Health officials have set a target of administering Covid vaccine to around 39.87 lakh people, including 27 lakh recipients aged between 18 and 44 and 12.87 lakh above 45 years. As per the latest statistics of the health department, 9,57,660 Covid shots have been given to beneficiaries of all age groups in the district till July 11. While 7,78,089 people have taken the first dose, 1,79, 571 recipients have received the second shot. A total of 10,368 vaccine shots were administered to people of all age groups in the past 24 hours, which included 6,383 recipients of the first dose and 3,985 of the second shot. District immunisation officer (DIO) and additional chief medical officer Dr Teerath Lal told TOI, “We are making sincere efforts to increase the number of recipients in urban, semi urban and rural areas. We will be taking up vaccination at 44 sites from Monday including 21 sites in rural areas and 23 sites in urban areas.” He said vaccination exercise will be carried out at all the 20 community health centres and one urban CHC in the district. A senior health official said, “The number of vaccination sites relies on the availability of vaccine doses and if we have adequate stock of vaccines, the number of sites increases.” Source link Read the full article