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	CHILDREN FROM NORTHEAST AND DELHI CONNECT THROUGH LETTERS:	9/24/2018 12:00:00 AM
	CHILDREN FROM NORTHEAST AND DELHI: ☛ Guwahati, Sep 23 (PTI) Children from remote villages of the Northeast and the national capital are engaged in understanding each other’s culture and diversity in a unique way - by exchanging letters. ☛ The initiative is aimed at addressing multicultural diversity and, end racial and ethnic discrimination among children through the almost forgotten art of letter writing. ☛ “Discrimination against people of Northeast in Delhi is not new and through this exchange of letters among children we are attempting to create a human connect among children who are at a geographical distance from each other,” Vibha Lakhera, managing trustee of NGO Reachout Foundation, which has launched the initiative, told PTI. ☛ A pilot project on ‘Say No To Discrimination’ was initiated in Alok Bharti Public School of Delhi to create awareness and sensitise students and teachers regarding multicultural diversity, its acceptance, how it manifests in the schools in the form of favouritism, silent treatment, bullying, teasing, exclusion and discrimination, she said. ☛ At the same time, an exchange of letters and cards was carried out among students in Delhi, Assam, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh to learn about the diverse cultures of these states, Lakhera said. ☛ “The whole process captures the exchange of energy and emotion that goes into writing a letter, posting it, eagerly awaiting a reply and finally receiving one,” she added. ☛ The Foundation in collaboration with India International Centre (IIC), New Delhi is currently holding an exhibition titled ‘Postcards of Change: Letters to and from Northeast’, displaying the letters written by children from Delhi to the Northeast and vice versa. ☛ It will displayhandmade cards, hand imprints with messages about local festivals and letters exchanged among students from Delhi and five schools of Assam, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh which gave them a chance to interact with complete strangers but also to learn about different cultures. ☛ “The idea behind this activity is to introduce students to the slowness and deliberate way of communicating with their counterparts who they had never met and who belonged to far off places which were not familiar to them,” the foundation’s executive director Kishalaya Bhattacharjee said. ☛ The project saw a lot of insightful and touching stories being shared through letters and cards by the children. Sanjib, a class 8 student of U N Academy School of Kachugaon in Assam’s Kokrajhar district wrote to a student in Delhi that one should take care of their younger siblings and love them as they are so precious which he realised after the death of his brother during floods. ☛ “His pain and suffering of losing a sibling was evident in the letter and students in Delhi also came to know about Assam, its places, people and also floods,” Bhattacharjee said. ☛ Aman Chakma, a class 6 student of Sneha School at Diyun in Arunachal Pradesh writes about his school, village, neighbours and how they help each other, family parties, going to markets and his hobby of playing football. More>>

	CAT SET ASIDE SELECTION BY UPSC TO 57 POSTS IN LABOUR MINISTRY:	9/24/2018 12:00:00 AM
	CAT SET ASIDE SELECTION BY UPSC: ☛ NEW DELHI: The Central Administrative Tribunal has set aside the selection of candidates by the UPSC to 57 posts in the Ministry of Labour and Employment in 2013, saying it disregarded the principles laid down by the Supreme Court for the conduct of exam. ☛ The tribunal's order came on a petition by a man who had challenged the selection procedure adopted by the Union Public Service Commission in that year, contending that the UPSC had allotted 50 percent weightage to interview section in violation of the apex court's directive that the marks cannot exceed 15 per cent. ☛ A bench of CAT Chairman Narasimha Reddy and Administrative member Pradeep Kumar said one cannot expect the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to remove itself from the position of an ideal employer, that too after "the Supreme Court treated it as a role model, and go to the extent of allocating 50 per cent of marks for interview, that too without revealing it in the notification". ☛ It said this kind of exercise does not auger well for a premier and reputed agency like the UPSC. ☛ Petitioner Mukesh Kumar Suman had contended that according to the laws laid down by the Supreme Court, when the selection process comprises of written test and interview, the marks allocated for the letter cannot exceed 15 per cent. ☛ The tribunal while setting aside the selections to 57 posts in the ministry, also ordered the Commission to re-do the exercise and publish the results after allocating 15 per cent weighage to interview. ☛ It also directed the Commission that if any of the selected candidates need to be displaced on account of the exercise, they be adjusted against the existing or subsequent vacancy. ☛ The premiere constitutional recruitment agency had conducted test for 57 posts of Assistant Labour Commissioner and other equivalent posts in the Ministry of Labour and Employment in 2013. ☛ The Commission had released an advertisement declaring the selection process, which included a written objective type test followed by interview. ☛ As per the advertisement, the weightage was to be decided by the Commission. Suman had secured 75 marks in the written test, which was 4th in rank but he was awarded 40 marks in the interview and was out of selection. More>>

	IIT MADRAS, NTU SINGAPORE TO OFFER JOINT DOCTORAL PROGRAMME:	9/24/2018 12:00:00 AM
	IIT MADRAS: ☛ CHENNAI: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras has joined hands with the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore to offer joint Ph.D. program. Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan, a Distinguished Alumnus of IIT Madras, has agreed to sponsor five IIT Madras students annually for travel to and stay at NTU (upto 18 months) as part of this program. The IIT Madras alumni community in Singapore, which is strong and active in the area, will provide various forms of support to the Institute, and to India, said a statement from the Chennai-based engineering and technology institute. ☛ Prof Bhaskar Ramamurthi, Director, IIT Madras, exchanged the MoU for Joint Doctoral Program with Nanyang Technological University on June 1, 2018 in the presence of the Prime Minister of India. The President of NTU, Prof Subra Suresh, is a Distinguished Alumnus of IIT Madras. Both NTU and IIT Madras ware committed to making this a two-way relationship. ☛ Speaking about the importance of this JDP Program, Mr Gopalakrishnan said, "I strongly believe in international collaboration in research so that diverse perspectives can be brought to solve global challenges. NTU and IIT Madras are research leaders in many complimentary areas and I am sure that this collaboration will help advance research in both institutes." ☛ The MoU with not only strengthen IIT Madras' collaborations with NTU, Singapore but will also enable exchange of equal number of scholars from IIT Madras to NTU. An Alumni Meeting held on 2nd June 2018 also served to strengthen the bond between alumni and their alma mater. ☛ Speaking about the benefits of this JDP, Prof R Nagarajan, Alumni Community Chair Professor, IIT Madras, said, "NTU is sending a delegation of faculty for a Research Collaboration Workshop at IIT Madras. A reciprocal Workshop is planned at NTU in early 2019. Both institutions will attempt to get 5 Ph.D. candidates enrolled in the joint program during 2019. IIT Madras alumni in Singapore will continue to meet regularly, and look for ways to give back to IIT Madras and to India." ☛ Further, Prof Nagarajan added, "A special thanks to our Distinguished Alumnus and President of NTU, Dr. Subra Suresh, whose support was instrumental in paving the way forward." ☛ Speaking about the collaboration, Prof B.V.R. Chowdari, Senior Executive Director, President's Office, School of Materials Science and Engineering, NTU, said, "The very fact that NTU has set up an office named 'NTU India Connect' signifies the strong intent of NTU to collaborate with Indian Institutes of higher learning." ☛ Further, Prof Chowdari added, "IIT Madras is one of the first few Institutes NTU has chosen in view of the already existing strong relations, which will now be strengthened. We would like to thank Mr. Kris Gopalakrishnan for his contribution, which worked as a catalyst to bring this JDP into reality." More>>

	LEARN TO IDENTIFY AND DEAL WITH EMOTIONS, SAYS IIT-GUWAHATI COUNSELLOR:	9/24/2018 12:00:00 AM
	IIT-GUWAHATI COUNSELLOR: ☛ IIT-GUWAHATISuicide is the second leading cause of death among students and most often parental pressure, societal expectations, peer pressure are blamed to be trigger point. ☛ But, it is not always right to blame parents or society for suicides as there is a need to focus on other causes as well, says Pallabita barooh Chowdhury, counsellor at IIT-GUWAHATI, where the 18-year old BTECH student recently committed suicide. ☛ “Our Education system does not teach students like skills and handling emotions distress. In schools, we are never taught to identify the emotions and feelings, which makes students inexpressive .Most of them are not even comfortable taking about emotions, “ says Chowdhury. ☛ Today most students reaching out to her are looking for an advice to handle their relationship and stress related to their emotional well-being and self-image. ☛ “Large number of students visits the counsellors to seek advice on romantic relationship and dealing with stress related to time management and self-management. Many suffer from mood swings and often mistake it as depression, since we all have limited information on mental health” she added. ☛ Chowdhury advocates for teaching mental hygienic practises in schools. Due to low awareness and limited information, students are not even comfortable to seek help. ☛ “Children are not taught to build resilience, have high self-esteem” and have a positive self-image. With our outreach programmes we have to first educate students to be comfortable with concept of seeking help more than they actually need help.” Say counsellor. ☛ Lack of open communication with parents, lack of apathy among peers, growing social isolation of the youth is also some of causes that lead to severe cases of depression and consenquently suicides. ☛ The Trauma that is felt by people surrounding the suicide victim also needs treatment. She adds that is important for peers and families to identify suicidal tendencies and seek clinical intervention. “Just like if an infection is persistent it needs medication, if one has low mood clinical supervision is advised. Ignoring these signs can lead to have severe mental disorder”,says Chowdhury. It’s natural for parents to have expectations from their children because they know their potential and personality traits. But there is a need for open communication to sort out disagreement, and external intervention should be sought, adds Chowdhury More>>

	GIVE AUTONOMY TO SCHOOLS TO CREATE CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENT:	9/24/2018 12:00:00 AM
	AUTONOMY TO SCHOOLS: ☛ Digital transformation, safe schools and innovation to create conducive environment will only take place if schools are given autonomy and educationists are included to form the education policies, said panellists at the Principals Conclave. ☛ CB Sharma, chairman, National Institute for Open Schooling, said “Innovation, experiment, invention and paradigm shift, these terms are used without knowing their actual meaning and school curriculum are being designed by bureaucrats. Innovation in schools will only happen when school principals and teachers are allowed perform their duties without any interference.” DIGITIAL REVOLUTION: ☛ Further talking about digital transformation in schools, Indu Kumar, head department of ICT, CIET, NCERT, said, “The digital gap between rural and urban schools need to be bridged. Around 66% rural schools in India need to be transformed into smart schools as a part of digital revolution. The government has transformed over 40% of the schools but the problem that we still face is that teachers are not confident and lack technological skills. NCERT is working to address this problem and equip them to be future-ready.” SAFE SCHOOLS: ☛ Addressing the issue of safety and making schools a safe space, Priyank Kanoongo, member, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, said, “The commission has combined 22 guidelines of various departments to develop a checklist to ensure safe transportation and safe infrastructure. Guardians and teachers can check these 172 guidelines to ensure safety of their children. The commission will make sure that parents and school are equally responsible for the safety of students. Parent teacher associations have been formed to make the system more transparent.” ☛ Madhur Verma, DCP, Delhi Police, said, “The Delhi Police has started an initiative to set up complaint boxes in every school so that each and every case of sexual abuse in schools is reported.” ☛ Parivartan teams and juvenile officers are visiting schools to talk to students and management every fortnightly, he said. Dr Roma Kumar, clinical psychologist, stressed at the need of all-round development and emotional wellbeing of a student. “Workshops should be conducted for teachers to sensitise them and train them to address emotional and mental issues of students other than academic issues.” More>>

	DELHI GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS TO HAVE ALUMNI MEETING:	9/24/2018 12:00:00 AM
	AUTONOMY TO SCHOOLS: ☛ DELHI:The Delhi government will organise alumni meetings in all its schools to reconnect and collaborate with its former students, Education Minister Manish Sisodia said on Sunday. He made the announcement after attending an alumni meet at a Delhi government school in Shakti Nagar, where students who passed out from the school after1961 participated. ☛ The participants included IAS and IRS officers, engineers, social workers, and businessmen among others, the Delhi government said in a statement. The alumni shared their work experiences with their juniors and also promised every possible contribution for the improvement of the school. ☛ “The old boys who passed in 1961 onwards were so happy to be back in school. Also inaugurated the RO system and smart class arranged by the alumni,” Sisodia tweeted. With the intention to bring the alumni closer to their schools, there will be an ‘Alumni Section’ on the school website where the alumni can register and stay updated about their schools, the statement said. ☛ Schools will also take an initiative to reach out to old alumni and register their details to fortify a new bond between the school and them, it said. As part of this initiative, the Education Minister has instructed his department that the schools should invite the alumni as special guests on occasions like the Republic Day and the Independence Day, it added. ☛ Sisodia also instructed the Department to connect the officers working in the Delhi government — many of whom are alumni of Delhi government schools. It is believed that the students presently studying in the schools will be inspired by this exercise and the old students will be able to contribute their time, resources and wisdom on how the school system can be improved, the statement added. More>>

	FROM THE NEXT ACADEMIC YEAR, NO OCTOBER EXAMINATION FOR THE PRIVATE CANDIDATES IN TN:	9/22/2018 12:00:00 AM
	NEXT ACADEMIC YEAR,NO OCTOBER EXAMINATION: ☛ The Directorate of Government Examinations or DGE has been bringing many changes in the examination system and these changes have been spoken by many. Private candidates of class 10 and 12 have been writing examinations in the October month is known. The Directorate of Government Examinations has now scrapped this October examination. According to the sources it is clear that the private candidates would be allowed to write examinations along with other candidates in the June and July instant exams. The candidates who could not clear exams in March alone could write the June or July instant exams and this is as per the existing method. ☛ The director of government examinations, D. Vasundradevi expressed her views. She spoke about how the teachers were employed for exam work all through the year and how it affected their academic work. Since the number of students appearing for private exams is less, the private candidates would be allowed to write their exams in June/July. She then explained how for each class 40,000 to 50,000 private candidates applied for October exams. More than 2000 teachers would are involved in the exams. She later highlighted about the evaluation process for 4 weeks. ☛ It is important to mention that works such as setting of question paper, printing the question paper and answer booklets, allotting exam centres and evaluating the answer scripts are same when compared to March board exams. In the March 18 lakh students appear for the important board exams. This was confirmed by the director of government examinations. The state government converted plus-1 exam to board exam last year and now 9 lakh regular students appear for the annual board examinations. She spoke about how 2 schools in each district for private examinations were allotted by the DGE. According to DGE, private schools would not accept to be the exam centres for the private exams as it would affect the academic works and the government schools were used as exam centres. ☛ The director of government examinations, D. Vasundradevi later threw light on how for classes 10 and 12 the examinations would be conducted for a period of 2 weeks and how their answer sheets would be evaluated separately. The schools would not be able to function fully during the examinations. From this academic year, all private candidates must clear their plus- 1 examinations so that they become eligible to write their plus-2 board exams. This is due to the additional board exams introduced for plus-1 students. ☛ As per the sources, conducting as many as 3 board examinations in just one and half months was difficult and impossible. This process would have to be repeated in October again and it would put pressure on DGE. The sources also pointed out about the breathing space that was needed for DGE. ☛ Some officials belonging to DGE expressed their opinion and spoke about how clearing the October exam would not be of any help to the students as they have to wait till the next academic year. The officials also spoke about how the students could join college or polytechnics etc if they cleared in June/July exams. The move was criticised by section of officers and they spoke about how the private candidates would have just 2 months if they failed to clear the exams in March. Mr. S.S. Rajagopal who is senior educationist wanted the state government to hold discussion before taking decision. More>>

	POST DEPARTMENT TO CONDUCT LETTER-WRITING CONTEST ‘DHAI AKHAR’ ON THE THEME “LETTER TO MOTHERLAND”	9/22/2018 12:00:00 AM
	POST DEPARTMENT TO CONDUCT LETTER: ☛ The Department of Posts is conducting a national level letter-writing competition on the theme- Letter to my motherland. ☛ According to a statement on Tuesday by Chief Post Master General (CPMG) K.Balasubramanian, under the competition, Dhai Akhar, letters should be handwritten in English or Hindi or a local language (Telugu). ☛ The competition is for the age groups - up to 18 years and above 18 years- having two categories each- inland letter card (ILC) & envelope. ☛ Candidates should write letters in not more than 1000 words for the envelope category and 500 words for the ILC on A-4 sheets. Top three letters in each category would be shortlisted by the circle office and sent to the Directorate for the national level competition. ☛ The prizes at the circle level include ?25,000 for the first prize, ?10,000 for the second and ?5,000 for the third. At the national level, the winner would get ?50,000, the runner-up ?25,000 and the second runner-up ?10,000. ☛ Letters have to be addressed to the CPMG, AP Circle, and sent between July 15 and September 30. Participants have to attest to their age on their letter saying - I certify that I am below / above the age of 18 as on January 1, 2018. More>>

	NEET COACHING CLASS DURING QUATERLY VACATION:	9/22/2018 12:00:00 AM
	NATIONAL CUM ENTRANCE TEST(NEET): ☛ The National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET) UG will be conducted by the NTA from 2019 onwards. This Test was being conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) till 2018. NEET (UG) is applicable for admission to MBBS/BDS Courses in India in Medical/Dental Colleges run with the approval of Medical Council of India/Dental Council of India under the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India except for the institutions established through an Act of Parliament i.e. AIIMS and JIPMER Puducherry. ☛ An order has been issued to conduct NEET (National Entrance-cum-Eligibility Test mandatory to pass for joining medical courses MBBS and BDS) coaching classes to be organised during the quarterly vacation in all the government and government-aided schools. ☛ organised during the quarterly vacation in all the government and government-aided schools.The students of science group completing +2 participate in special coaching classes in order to perform and score better in NEET. As a special fee is to be paid for this, the students from the government or government-aided schools cannot afford to joint these coaching classes conducted by private centres. So, especially for these students, free coaching to prepare for NEET is offered on behalf of the Tamil Nadu state Government in 412 centres throughout the state. ☛ Presently, all schools are set to close for the quarterly vacation after the 1st term examinations. So, the government has ordered to organise free NEET coaching classes during these 10 days of quarterly vacation. ☛ It has been emphasized that over 50000 students from the 6000 government and government-aided schools in the state of Tamil Nadu must attend and participate in the special free NEET coaching classes during this quarterly vacation. More>>

	SBI CLERK MAIN RESULTS 2018 DECLARED AT sbi.co.in:	9/22/2018 12:00:00 AM
	SBI CLERK MAIN RESULTS 2018: ☛ The result of State Bank of India (SBI) (Customer Support and Sales) clerk main examinations has been declared on Friday, September 21.All those candidates who had appeared for the clerk main examinations on Sunday, August 5, 2018 can check their respective results through the official website, sbi.co.in/careers. The result of the prelims was released on July 24. ☛ The State Bank of India had earlier invited candidates for the appointment of Junior Associate (Customer Support and Sales) in clerical cadre to fill 8,301 posts. The online registration was started in January and concluded on February 10, 2018. ☛ Step 1: Visit the official website,sbi.co.in/careers ☛ Step 2: Click on the ‘result’ link. ☛ Step 3: A pdf file with list of roll number of candidates will appear. ☛ Step 4: Download it, and take a print out for further reference. ☛ In a note, the SBI has alerted candidates that some fraud websites have hosted the images making them appear to be as those of State Bank of India (SBI). They have published fake lists of selection for posts in SBI and reportedly fake appointment letters are also being issued. Therefore candidates should only trust the official website – sbi.co.in/careers More>>

	TSPSC VRO ANSWER KEYS, OMR DOWNLOAD NOW AVAILABLE ON tspsc.gov.in, HOW TO DOWNLOAD:	9/22/2018 12:00:00 AM
	TS VRO ANSWER KEYS: ☛ Hyderabad: Telangana State Public Service Commission, TSPSC has released the TS VRO OMR Answer Sheets. Candidates who have appeared for the TS Village Revenue Officer Examination can now download their OMR sheets and check the Answer keys on the online portal tspsc.gov.in. ☛ Candidates to please note that the link to download the OMR Answer Sheet is now available on the official website tspsc.gov.in. However, the notification for the Answer Keys has not been released yet. Usually, TSPSC also provided the answer keys along with the OMR sheets. Candidates are advised to login and confirm the same. In case the answer keys are not released yet, they would be released soon. TS VRO ANSWER KEYS, OMR SHEETS:HOW TO DOWNLOAD: ☛ Step 1: Go to the official website mentioned above. ☛ Step 2: Click at TSPSC VRO OMR sheet link. ☛ Step 3: A new page will appear. ☛ Step 4: Enter your TSPSC ID, written test hall ticket number, birth date and security code in the box provided. ☛ Step 5: Download and carefully check the OMR sheet. ☛ The minimum qualifying marks for the selection are for OCs 40 per cent, BCs 35 per cent, SCs and STs 30 per cent. The minimum qualifying marks are relaxable in the case of SC/ST/BC at the discretion of the Commission. More>>

	QUARTERLY EXAMS CONCLUDE TOMORROW (22ND SEPTEMBER):	9/21/2018 12:00:00 AM
	QUARTERLY EXAMS CONCLUDE TOMORROW: ☛ The quarterly examinations conclude tomorrow (Saturday, 22nd September) in all schools in Tamil Nadu. The schools are scheduled to reopen after the quarterly (Navarathri) vacation on 3rd October. ☛ As per the Tamil Nadu State Government syllabus, the 1st term or the quarterly examinations are in progress in all the government and government-aided schools with classes from 1st Standard to +2. ☛ The quarterly examinations commenced on 10th September throughout the state in the government and government-aided schools. As of now, most of the examinations are over. As today (Friday, 21st September) is the day of the Islamic festival Muharram, it is a government holiday. ☛ Unlike previous years, higher secondary students will take up only six subjects for their quarterly exam since the state government recently issued an order merging both the language paper as a single paper. ☛ As far as class X students are concerned, there is not much change in the schedule compare to previous year. ☛ The quarterly examinations are scheduled to complete tomorrow for all classes up to +2. The quarterly vacation has been announced to start on 23rd September. ☛ The school education department officials informed that the 2nd term classes will commence with the reopening scheduled on 3rd October. More>>

	PAINTING COMPETITION: SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN WIN CASH PRIZES UPTO RS. 1 LAKH:	9/21/2018 12:00:00 AM
	PAINTING COMPETITION: ☛ CHENNAI: School students have a chance of winning cash prizes up to Rs 1 lakh in a painting competition being conducted by power grid corporation. ☛ Power Grid Corporation of India is conducting a painting competition for school students for promoting energy conservation and awareness. ☛ The painting competition will be conducted on state and national level categories said the sources of Power Grid India. With these competition school students has the chance of winning prices up to Rs 1 lakh. ☛ Tamil Nadu School Education Department sent a circular on September 11 to all schools instructing headmasters to conduct preliminary school level competitions with two categories. ☛ Class IV, V and VI falls under the Category A and Class VII, VIII and IX grouped together as category B. The schools were instructed to send two best paintings from each of the categories to state nodal officer before September 30, 2018. ☛ For top three prizes in state level competition the cash prizes of Rs 20,000, Rs 10,000 and Rs 5,000 will be provided for the students. The winners list will be selected by the expert team on November 14, the Children’s day. ☛ The three winners will travel to New Delhi to participate in the national level competition conducted on December 12, 2018. Winners in this national level category would receive cash prices of Rs 1, 00,000, Rs 50,000 and Rs 25,000. More>>

	TRB ANNOUNCES THAT TET WILL BE CONDUCTED BEFORE DECEMBER:	9/21/2018 12:00:00 AM
	TRB ANNOUNCES TET: ☛ As per the mandatory free education right Act of the central government, a pass in the written examination TET (Teachers Eligibility Test) has been mandatory to be eligible for appointments for the posts of middle-level and graduate teachers in schools with classes from 1st Standard to 8th Standard. ☛ For appointments as teachers in the central government schools such as CBSE schools and Kendriya Vidyalaya, the candidates will have to pass the written examination CTET (Central Teachers’ Eligibility Test). ☛ In TETs conducted so far, around 1 Lakh candidates have passed and have been awaiting appointments as teachers. ☛ As per the Rules and Regulations of NCTE – National Council for Teachers Education, TET must be conducted once a year. So, the candidates who have completed middle-level teachers’ training and the B. Ed. Graduates are eagerly awaiting the announcement of dates for this year`s TET. ☛ The state minister for School Education in Tamil Nadu, K. A. Sengottaiyan announced recently that the dates for TET will be announced soon. Subsequently, TRB has been expediting the related activities to finalise the dates for TET. ☛ Meanwhile, the final list of the eligible candidates for the category of special teachers for subjects such as Tailoring, Arts (painting), Music, and Physical Education is progressing at full swing. Once this is completed, TRB is all set to finalise and announce the dates for TET – Teachers’ Eligibility Test. ☛ A higher official from TRB shared the information that it has been planned to conduct TET before end December. Once TET is conducted, in the next phase, TRB has planned to conduct other eligibility tests such as AEO (Area Educational Officers) test, the tests for appointment as Assistant Professor in Science Colleges, the test for the Post-graduate teachers, etc. More>>

	TNUSRB SUB INSPECTOR(TECHNICAL) WRITTEN EXAM ADMIT CARD 2018 TO BE RELEASED SOON:	9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM
	TNUSRB SUB INSPECTOR: ☛ Admit cards for Sub Inspector (Technical) written exam will be released soon by the Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board (TNUSRB) on the official website- tnusrbonline.org soon.Online registration for the recruitment was completed in the month of July and August.The recruitment drive aims to 309 vacancies. ABOUT WRITTEN EXAM: ☛ The written exam will carry 80 percent weightage in deciding the final selection list. • Maximum marks: 80 marks • General Knowledge: 30 • Technical knowledge: 50 marks ☛ Apart from this, five marks will be assigned for the educational qualification of the candidates and Viva-voce will consist of 10 marks. ☛ Note: For both open and departmental candidates, a total of 5 marks have been allotted for NCC, NSS & Sports/ Games, National Police Duty Meet Gold, Silver and Bronze medals. • Time duration of the exam: 3 hours. • Minimum qualifying marks: 28. • Number of objective type questions: 160. ☛After the written exam, preliminary answer key will be released by TNUSRB. Candidates will be allowed to raise objections against the answer key within seven days from the date of its publication. ABOUT TNUSRB: 1.Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board is constituted by the Tamil Nadu Government. 2.This board conducts competitive examinations for the posts of Grade II Police Constables, Grade II Jail Warders, Firemen, Sub-Inspectors of Police, Sub-Inspectors of Police (Technical) and Sub-Inspectors of Police (Finger Print) and selects the eligible candidates for these posts. More>>

	RBSE CLASS 10 AND 12 SUPPLEMENTARY RESULTS 2018 TO BE RELEASED SOON, CHECK SCORES @rajresults.nic.in:	9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM
	RBSE CLASS 10 AND 12 SUPPLEMENTARY RESULTS 2018: ☛The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) is expected to declare the results of Class 10, Class 12 Supplementary exam 2018 really soon.According to the Board's official notification, the result will be declared on September 20. ☛ All the candidates who appeared for the examination can check the results on the following websites:rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in, rajresults.nic.in RAJASTHAN SUPPLEMENTARY RESULTS 2018: STEPS TO CHECK: • Go to the official websites, rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in, rajresults.nic.in • On the homepage, click on 'results 2018 exams' • Enter your roll number and other required details. • On submitting the same, the results will be displayed on the screen • Download and take a print out of the same for further reference. RBSE CLASS 10 AND 12 RESULTS: ☛ RBSE Class 10 exam was conducted from March 15 to March 26 this year. The first paper was of English and the last was science. Around 11 lakh students had appeared for the RBSE Class 10 exams this year. Further, the class 10 results were announced on June 11 and the overall pass percentage stood at 79.86 this year. The boys registered 79.79 pass percentage while secured 79.95 per cent. ☛ RBSE declared the class 12 science, commerce result on May 23 and the arts result on June 1.The pass percentage of arts stream students was 88.92 percent. For science stream students, it was 86.60 percent while for commerce stream students, it was 91.09 percent. ABOUT BSER: ☛ The Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan has been in existence since the year 1957, and is the sole regulatory and examination conducting body in the state of Rajasthan. Every year, 15 lakh plus candidates registers for the Rajasthan Board examinations, which are considered for admission to undergraduate courses in the colleges. More>>

	OPSC RECRUITMENT 2018: APPLICATION INVITED FOR 500 ASO POSTS; APPLY ON opsc.gov.in:	9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM
	OPSC RECRUITMENT 2018: ☛ OPSC recruitment 2018: The Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) has issued notification for the permanent posts of Assistant Section Officer. Applications have been invited from the eligible candidates for the posts of ASO in Group B of Odisha Secretariat Service under Home Department. ☛ The last date for submission of the application form is November 9, 2018. The application process for the posts will be started from October 10, 2018. The applicants should go through the official notification before applying for the posts. They must make sure that they are eligible for the posts. ☛ There are 500 posts open for recruitment and 166 posts are reserved for women. For more details, candidates can visit OPSC official website oopsc.gov.in. ☛ Pay: The selected candidates will be recruited in the pay scale of Rs 35,400. For details about the salary breakup, the applicants must read the official notification. ☛ Age Limit: The applicants should not be more than 32 years and less than 21 years of age. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION: ☛ Candidates should have a Bachelor’s Degree from a recognised institute and should have good knowledge in computer application. ☛ The applicants must be careful while filling up the application form, as any error may lead to cancellation of their application. More>>

	NIOS D.EL.ED ADMIT CARD RELEASED; EXAM ON 25-29 SEPTEMBER:	9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM
	NIOS D.EL.ED ADMIT CARD RELEASED: ☛ NEW DELHI: NIOS D.EL.ED admit card released online. National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) will conduct the D.El.Ed. Exam for untrained in-service teachers September 25, onwards. NIOS had notified registered candidates about the 2nd D.El.Ed. Exam on its official website and also through its twitter handle. This is the second public exam of D.El.Ed. programme. In the first exam, close to 12 lakh candidates had appeared. The result of the first D.El.Ed. exam was released on September 1, 2018; the exam was conducted in May-June. ☛ Candidates can download NIOS admit card from the official website nios.ac.in. D.El.Ed admit cards are also. NIOS D.EL.ED ADMIT CARD RELEASED-DOWNLOAD NOW: • Go to the official website nios.ac.in • Or else, go directly to dled.nios.ac.in • Click on the 'Hall Ticket/Admit Card for 2nd Examination of D.El.Ed' link • Enter the enrolment number and date of birth NIOS D.EL.ED 2nd TIME TABLE: • 501 (Elementary Education in India): September 25 • 502 (Pedagogic Processes in Elementary Schools): September 26 • 503 (Learning Languages at Elementary Level): September 27 • 504 (Learning Mathematics at Elementary Level): September 28 • 505 (Learning Environmental Studies at Primary Level): September 29 ☛ D.El.Ed. learners who had not registered in the first examination, were allowed to apply for the examination for subject code 501, 502 and 503 along with registration fee for second examination i.e. 504 and 505. ☛ NIOS D.El.Ed programme for untrained teachers is being conducted after the parliament passed an amendment in RTE act to help them qualify to teach in elementary schools. NIOS is a body working under Human Resource Development ministry of central government. More>>

	MP TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST ONLINE REGISTRATION TO CLOSE ON SEPTEMBER 25, EXAM SCHEDULED FROM DECEMBER 29:	9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM
	MP TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST ONLINE REGISTRATION: ☛ Madhya Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (MPTET) 2018 soon be closing its application process. Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria can apply for the TET online at the official website of MPTET, peb.mp.gov.in. The recruitment is to fill 17,000 High School teacher posts of Assistant, Shighra Lekhak, Steno Typist, Stenographer, Computer Operator, and others. IMPORTANT DATES FOR THE MPTET 2018: ☛ Last date to apply for the exam: September 25, 2018. ☛ Last date to apply for correction in application form: September 30,2018. ☛ Date of commencement of exam: December 29, 2018. STEPS TO APPLY FOR MPTET: • Visit the official website - peb.mp.gov.in. • Click on Online Form - High School Teacher Eligibility Test – 2018. • Now, click on 'Application' tab. • Fill the application form, pay the fee and complete the application process. • Download the confirmation page. • Take a printout for further reference. APPLICATION FEE AND EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION: i.General Category: Rs. 500 for each question paper. ii.Reserved Category: Rs. 250 for each question paper. Candidates must possess a postgraduate degree with minimum 50 percent marks along with BEd from a recognised university or institution. SELECTION PROCEDURE AND SALARY: ☛ The selection of the candidates will be done on the basis of a written examination and the salary of selected candidates will be Rs 36,200 plus DA. ABOUT MPTET: ☛ MP TET 2018 exam is an opportunity for all the eligible individuals, by which they can be a government employer in Madhya Pradesh.MPTET will be conducted in two sittings each day and will be of two and half hours duration. More>>

	IIT MADRAS, IEOT-ONGC COLLABORATE TO DEVELOP DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR OFFSHORE PLATFORMS:	9/20/2018 12:00:00 AM
	IIT MADRAS: ☛ IIT Madras is going to develop a Database Management System for all the 280-plus platforms of ONGC and develop software for Structural Integrity Management System as well. ☛ CHENNAI: Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras is collaborating with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) to enhance the operational life cycle of existing platforms and reduce running and operating cost by optimum use of offshore survey requirements. IIT Madras is going to develop a Database Management System for all the 280-plus platforms of ONGC and develop software for Structural Integrity Management System (SIMS) as well, said a statement from IIT Madras. ☛ Speaking about the importance of this initiative, Prof. Ravindra Gettu said, "This is an important collaboration that has the potential to bring about significant results. We are sure this will be the first of many such tie-ups between IIT Madras and ONGC." ☛ Speaking on the occasion of signing the agreement, Mr. Dinesh Kumarsaid, "This kind of collaboration will go a long way in benefiting the country. This is part of a concerted effort to further industry-academic collaboration and a good start has been made between IIT Madras and ONGC. " ☛ Prof. Ravindra Gettu, Dean (Industrial Consultancy and Sponsored Research), IIT Madras, and Mr. Dinesh Kumar, Executive Director, Head of Institute of Engineering and Ocean Technology (IEOT), ONGC, Panvel, signed the agreement for the Collaborative R&D project titled 'Development of Structural Integrity Management System (SIMS) For Offshore Platforms of ONGC' here on 12th September 2018. ☛ The existing offshore platforms in Mumbai High have been operational for more than three decades. ☛ "Though the design life has exceeded in some cases, oil and gas production still continues as their reservoirs are producing. Hence considerable effort has been spent on maintaining the structural stability and strength of these platforms for the last 10 to 15 years by both ONGC and IEOT in terms of mitigation measures such as underwater strengthening of members, removal of marine growth and many other activities including load shedding in some cases," said the statement. The project is being spearheaded from IIT Madras by Dr. S. Nallayarasu, Professor in the Department of Ocean Engineering who has over 25 years of experience in Oil and Gas industry, research and teaching. ☛ Speaking about the challenges involved in this project, Dr. Nallayarasu, said, "The IEOT and Department of Ocean Engineering, IIT Madras, has been working on several collaborative projects such as non-linear ultimate strength of offshore platforms and structural integrity assessment in the past. The synergy between IEOT and IITM will be continued to develop a technology based tool for monitoring, assessment, inspection and maintenance of structural integrity of existing platforms to fulfill operational and regulatory requirements for prolonged production of oil and gas." ☛ Another feature of this project is to develop the location based design criteria specific to the platforms operated by ONGC in this region. This will become a starting point for development of codes and standards for offshore platforms in India which does not exist as of now. SIMS software is being developed in line with Government of India's 'Make in India' policy under the umbrella of ONGC-PAN IIT program. More>>

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