Uttarakhand govt asks universities to focus on obtaining higher NIRF rankings
The Uttarakhand government wants to focus on improving the national rankings of the state's universities and educational institutions.
Voting in Uttarakhand’s 69 constituencies across 13 districts ended on Wednesday evening at 5 pm. According to the state election officials, Haridwar recorded the highest…
SNS | New Delhi | February 15, 2017 12:54 pm
Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat (PHOTO: SNS)
Voting in Uttarakhand’s 69 constituencies across 13 districts ended on Wednesday evening at 5 pm.
According to the state election officials, Haridwar recorded the highest polling percentage of 62, followed by Uttarkashi and Udhamsingh Nagar districts which recorded a 60-per cent voters turnout each at 3 pm.
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The Uttarakhand government wants to focus on improving the national rankings of the state's universities and educational institutions.
Around 12 lakh voters have been removed, while discrepancies have been detected in the records of another 19 lakh electors in Uttarakhand's draft electoral roll published on Tuesday, according to information shared by the office of the state's Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) in Dehradun.
Police have seized CCTV footage from the temple's currency-counting room after investigators reportedly identified additional BKTC employees for scrutiny. The probe now spans both administrative procedures and the criminal investigation.
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