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Latest Bangalore news Timings imposed for visits; Movement to ensure minimum interruptions. In coming days, parents may have to ask for permission before entering school facilities. The education department may soon issue an order to regulate parental entry in the light of recent disruptions and protests. Tanveer Sait , the minister of primary and secondary education, said: "There are people who come on campus and interrupt activities, we are working on this issue to ensure that these things do not happen, we need to correct schedules for parent visits. They will need to have permission before entering the school campus to meet someone. " A senior department official said the issue of free entry has become a constant concern for backward schools. "Sometimes, lockout education officials have to intervene to resolve sudden disputes," the source said. Recently, the education department announced that school and university facilities will be decl

latest Delhi news Delhi University on Wednesday declared that it will liberate its 6th cut for different merit-based undergraduate courses on July 22. The college had initially declared five cut-off points, but kept open options for others in case of seat accessibility, Delhi. It has also extended its admissions for the fifth cut list until July 20. "Admissions for the sixth court will occur between July 22nd and 25th (except Sunday) for all categories," Delhi University said in a statement. The university has also decided to start another admissions campaign for students in discrete categories including SC / ST, OBC, and Persons with Disabilities (PWD), children / widows of the armed forces, Kashmir migrants and sports. "The momentum for such admissions will occur between July 31 and August 5," the statement said. The University of Delhi had released the fifth list of cuts on July 18, when approximately 10% of the seats were left for

Latest India news ANSWER to a question from a Rajya Sabha member, Defense Minister Subhash Bhamre said Tuesday that 26 NDA cadets have been declared unfit and withdrawn from training due to injuries during the past three years and the year in course. Bhamre gave the information in a written response to Parimal Nathwani, a member of Rajya Sabha. According to the answer, the number of cadets declared " medically unfit " are as follows: Term of Spring 2014 (5), Term of Fall 2014 (1), Term of Spring 2015 (7), Term of Fall 2015 ) 2016 (1), Fall Term 2016 (6), Spring Term 2017 (2), Fall Term 2017 (NIL). The response also said: "NDA cadets who are medically shipped do not receive ex-military status (ESM), since the cadets have not yet been commissioned as officers and are therefore not counted as" military personnel " "For the welfare of cadets of the NDA". "The following programs are being implemented: Ex gratia benefits in cases of dis

Latest India news A day after Mail Today reported on the murder of 14-year-old Yogesh Kumar in Delhi, police said a man's hunt is to catch three suspects while one of them has already been nailed. Yogesh 's mother has claimed that he was held hostage and lynched by his Muslim friends. According to police, Shravan, who was arrested two days after the incident, has not confessed his involvement in the crime. During the interrogation, he revealed that he was accompanied by three friends and one of them is a Muslim. A source close to the investigation said: "Circumstantial evidence suggests that the five consumed alcohol in the late hours of June 23. It may have had a intense discussion that it first turned into a fight and later resulted in the death of Yogesh”. 'THEY DEMANDED RS 10.000' However, Yogesh's mother, Seema, told Mail Today: "On June 23, Yogesh left the house after receiving a call from his friend Arif. He, along with othe

latest India news Reacting to low grades awarded to him, a student from the Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) relaxed and physically attacked his teacher Friday night sending a wave of shock across the college faculty. Assistant professor, Ashwani Kumar of SRCC's global business operations at Delhi University, was attacked by his student management discipline, which allowed him to kick the professor's car and beat him repeatedly to be awarded low grades in his internal investigation. The teacher has left the city and gone to Haryana after the incident . "The student - who struggled with Ashwani and hit him - keeps record of irregularities among academics."  The incident took place in the parking lot and in the presence of the primary RP Rustagi, "says Professor Alok Kumar, who calls it a violent crime. ERRORS OF PROFESSORS NOT NEW FOR SRCC "How will we obtain discipline at college premises whose teachers are attacked for nothing but do thei

Latest Delhi news Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief minister of New Delhi   will distribute the subsidy money to the owners of registered e-rickshaws on July 15, said a superior government. The subsidy, which runs into  Rs.  15,000 and  Rs.  30,000, is projected to encourage and promote the eco-friendly three-wheelers used by commuters for short distances. On Saturday, the CM will distribute the subsidy cheques to the e-rickshaws holders that are registered at Indira Gandhi stadium, said the official. In total, around 6,000 applicants will get the monetary aid at the happening, according to the government official, who did not wish to be named. The transport section had notified making Aadhaar card information compulsory  last month for those seeking subsidy on e-rickshaws registered in the city to prevent duplicity in grant of the monetary support In its current financial year budget, the Delhi government has earmarked  Rs.  1.06 crore for providing subsidy to e-ri