Minister Basu’s Macbeth jibe at Guv
In a sarcastic tone, Mr Basu today said he was looking, as it were, “Macbeth of Shakespeare but not Hamlet. He looks like harbouring tall aspirations.”
In a sarcastic tone, Mr Basu today said he was looking, as it were, “Macbeth of Shakespeare but not Hamlet. He looks like harbouring tall aspirations.”
The investigating agency claimed that Kuntal and Manik were part of a ‘deep-rooted conspiracy’ saying that the candidates who paid money were briefed in advance to answer only two questions on the OMR sheets and leave out the others that would be answered later
The UGC had constituted five zonal committees by splitting the universities of the country into five zones to implement the National Education Policy.
Coined by Miss Banerjee herself, the Paray Shikshalay is a community-based learning system for primary students. Over 60 lakh students studying in pre-primary to class 4 of the age group 5 to 9 years will be benefited from this initiative. It will bring 50,159 primary schools and over 15,000 shishu shiksha kendras under its ambit.
Education minister said that the government will consult legal experts to see if there are any provisions in the Constitution to make the chief minister interim chancellor
According to the state government guidelines, students of Classes 9 and 11 will report at 9.30 a.m. and the classes will be held from 10 a.m. to 3.30 a.m. Similarly, Classes for 10 and 12 will be held from 11 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. In both the scheduled timings, students have to report to school half an hour in advance.
“As directed by the court and chief minister Mamata Banerjee, we will maintain utmost transparency in the recruitment process. We plan to hold TET for both primary and upper primary teachers every year,” said Basu
This is how it should be. “The government’s decision is for state-run universities. We are going ahead with our admissions on the scheduled dates,” was the response of the Vice-Chancellor, Fr Felix Raj.
Mr Basu said that that the government had already hiked the compensation from Rs 50,000 but what is needed was a deterrent that can prevent the elephant onslaught.
Minister of state (MoS) for planning, statistics and programme monitoring, and backward classes welfare Asima Patra has been given additional charges, too.
