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Hyderabad: Prohibitory orders imposed around TSPSC exam centers

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In order to ensure the smooth conduct of the upcoming TSPSC written examinations for Divisional Accounts Officer positions, the Cyberabad Police Commissionerate issued prohibitory orders to impose section 144 of the CrPC within a 500-yard radius of all exam centers in Hyderabad.
The orders have been issued to prevent any gatherings or assemblies of people that may disrupt the exams, which are scheduled to be held on Sunday.
The only exceptions to the order are police officers, military personnel on duty, flying squads, education department officials, and funeral processions.
Over 5 lakh to compete for 1375 TSPSC group 3 vacancies
Meanwhile, till the last date for accepting applications for TSPSC Group 3 exams, the commission received over five lakh applications for 1375 group 3 vacancies.
A total of 536477 candidates have applied for the Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) group 3 exams for 1375 vacancies in various government departments.
Though the commission has not yet announced the date of the exams, candidates have already started their preparations and most of them are seen rushing to coaching centers in Hyderabad.
TSPSC
It is a constitutional body established by the government of Telangana to conduct recruitments and competitive examinations for various government departments and services in the state. The TSPSC conducts exams for various positions, including Group I, Group II, Group III, and Group IV.
The entire recruitment process, from notification to the final selection of candidates is the responsibility of the commission. It also includes conducting exams, preparing merit lists, conducting interviews, and verifying documents.

Apart from it, the commission also advises the government on various matters relating to recruitment, promotions, and transfers.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 25, 2023
J&K Govt Orders Transfer And Posting ZEOs In School Education Department – Check Names Here – Kashmir News
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GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Mr. Ishtiyaq Ahmad Lone and Mohd Maqbool Samoon, I/c
Headmasters were assigned the look after charge of the post of Zonal Education Officer vide Government Order No. 1069-Edu of 2022 dated 10.05.2022.
Whereas, the Director School Education Kashmir vide letter No. DSEKF-97/CC-200584 dated 20.06.2022 has forwarded the joint application of Mr. Ishtiyaq Ahmad Lone look after ZEO Gurez and Mohd Maqbool Samoon look after ZEO B.K Pora Budgam with the request to consider their request on the merits of the case under rules.
Whereas, a copy of communication No.PS/Adv(B)/389/2022 dated
29.09,202 has been received from the office of Advisor (B), alongwith a copy of joint repr sentation of Mr. Ishtiyaq Ahmad Lone and Mohd Maqbool Samoon regarding mutual transfer wherein it has been conveyed that son of Mr. Ishtiyaq Ahmad Icne is suffering from Cerebral Palsy and needs periodical medical check-up. On the oth r hand Mr. Maqbool Samoon is a resident of Gurez and is presently posted in B.KPo Budgam.
Whereas, the matter has been examined in the Department and the case of these two officers for mutual transfer found genuine on medical grounds. Therefore, in view of above position, following transfers and postings are ordered with immediate effect:
1. Mr. Ishtiyaq Ahmad Lone, look after ZEO Gurez Bandipora is transferred and posted as look after ZEO B.K Pora Budgam.
2. Mohd Maqbool Samoon, look after ZEO B.K Pora Budgam is transferred and posted as look after ZEO Gurez Bandipora.
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February 25, 2023
Judge orders depositions of Trump, Wray in long-running dispute with ex-FBI officials

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Jackson, an appointee of President Barack Obama, also stressed that she had not yet considered all potential objections to the demands for testimony from Trump and Wray. That could include arguments by Trump that he has the unilateral right as a former president to assert executive privilege.
Trump has spent years publicly assailing Strzok and Page for their disparaging private messages about him, claiming they proved that FBI bias fueled the Russia probe, despite independent reviews that failed to substantiate those claims. Strzok was fired amid the controversy, and Page resigned. Strzok is contesting his dismissal, and both are claiming invasion of their privacy over the manner in which the Justice Department released hundreds of their text messages.
In the suits, Strzok and Page contend that Trump and his Justice Department appointees were carrying out a political vendetta.
The Justice Department and the FBI have both denied that Trump’s public attacks played any role in the bureau’s decision to fire Strzok, saying it was a decision arrived at by career officials and carried out without political pressure. They’ve argued that deposing Trump or Wray would shed little light on decisions that were made by others at the FBI.
But Jackson’s ruling suggests there might be evidence that she thinks only Trump and Wray can provide. She noted that her decision was rooted in an analysis of the “apex doctrine,” which requires litigants to first seek information from figures at lower rungs of an organization before pursuing testimony of more senior officials.
Jackson also indicated that the depositions would be limited to a “narrow set of topics” that were defined in a sealed hearing on Thursday.
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( With inputs from : www.politico.com )

February 24, 2023
School Edu Deptt orders completion of classes Ist to 7th, 9th exams

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Srinagar, Feb 23 : In order to commence with new classwork, School Education Department Thursday ordered completion of examinations of Classes 1st to 7th and 9th till March-20.
According to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Director of School Education Kashmir (DSEK) said this in a communique to Chief Education Officers and Principal of all DIETs.
The official said, “The examinations of Classes 1st to 7th and 9th are school based as per the guidelines formulated by SCERT J&K and in this regard students are quite well prepared and waiting for the conduct of the examinations as per the feedback from the school heads.”
“You are requested to instruct the schools Heads of your district to complete the process of examinations up-to March-20 2023 so that the classwork of new classes can be started immediately,” DSEK said.
Pertinently the modus operand of the examinations has already been communicated to CEOs and DIETs by SCERT J&K.
A day before, KNO reported that the Term End exams for Classes Ist to 7th and 9th in district Srinagar will be held from the second week of March as per the old pattern.
Officials further said that the date sheet and the assessment of these classes would be done by the respective authorities of the school.
District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) Principal Srinagar, Tahira Hilali said, “This year the exams would be held as per the old pattern and from next session, we will conduct the exams as per the New Education Policy (NEP).”

“The examination shall be conducted at school level as per past practice,” the DIET principal said—(KNO)
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( With inputs from : kashmirpublication.in )

February 23, 2023
Will Roll Back All Anti-People Orders When NC Comes To Power: Dr Farooq

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SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference President and Member of Parliament Dr Farooq Abdullah said that when NC comes to power, it will roll back all the anti-people steps.
He made these comments while chairing a provincial committee meeting at the party headquarters Nawa-e-Subha, Srinagar. Party Vice President Omar Abdullah was also present on the occasion.
During the breadth of the meeting the functionaries highlighted the contemporary public and party issues, including the inflation, unemployment, rampant demolition drive, and imposition of the property tax. The committee members also gave their estimation of the prevailing ground situation with regards to the deteriorating security situation, development deficit and the rising tide of intolerance against contrarian views in J&K. The underway wanton suppression and prolonged detention of local youth besides plethora of other issues were also raised in the meeting.
Interacting with the functionaries, Dr Farooq said that the down sliding of democracy has hurt every sector of Jammu and Kashmir without any exception. “The litmus test for a democracy is if the policy decisions are made through democratic procedure and have popular support. Unfortunately the current administration’s decisions sans both!” he said.
Terming the recent government actions as anti-people and a grave injustice, he said, “Such decisions must be left to a democratically elected government in J&K. It all started with disempowering, disenfranchising our people, now they are dispossessing them. We won’t allow this. If NC comes to power, all these anti people policies have to go lock stock and barrel. We cannot act as mute spectators to the injustices committed by this government. People will punish them through elections as and when they are held. They cannot run away from it for long, one or the other day they have to face the people’s raging anger.” He asked the functionaries to enhance their public contact.
Party General Secretary Ali Muhammad Sagar, Provincial President Nasir Aslam Wani, Chief Spokesperson Tanvir Sadiq, Senior leaders Choudhary Muhammad Ramzan, Shameema Firdous, Sakina Itoo, Irfan Shah, Dr. Bashir Ahmed Veeri, Ali Muhammad Dar, Mir Saifullah, Nazir Gurezi, Aga Mehmood, Dr Sameer Kaul, Political Advisors to President Mushtaq Guroo, Political Advisor to VP Mudassar Shahmiri, State Spokesperson Imran Nabi Dar, Ahsan Pardesi, Syed Tauqeer, YNC Provincial President Salman Ali Sagar, Ghulam Mohi Ud Din Mir, Dr Sajad Uri, Showkat Hussain Ganaie, Peer Afaq Ahmed, GR Naaz, Abdul Majeed Larmi, Muhammad Khalil Bandh, Sheikh Muhammad Rafi, Shabir Ahmed Kullay, Saif Ud Din Bhat, Dr GN Bhat, Provincial Spokesperson Ifra Jan, Sabiya Qadri, Farooq Shah, Nazir Malik, Hilal Lone, Hashim Hussain, Dr. Syed, Qaisar Jalali, Hilal Akbar Lone, Shahid Ali, Adv Neelofar, Irshad Kar, Reyaz Khan, Reyaz Bedar, Peerzada Faroz, Dr Muhammad Shafi, GH Rahi, Danish Iqbal others were present in the meeting.

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( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

February 23, 2023
Bengaluru: Bus conductor fails to return Rs 1; court orders BMTC to pay Rs 3K as compensation

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The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) was recently ordered to pay a man Rs 2,000 in compensation after he was denied Rs 1 change for a bus ride by the Bengaluru Urban District Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission.
According to several media reports, in 2019, a man named Ramesh Naik went on a BMTC bus from Shantinagar to Majestic bus depot, during which the conductor issued a ticket for Rs 29. The complainant paid Rs 30 and was not given the change.
Keeping up the fight, Naik then complained about the conductor to BMTC’s high authorities. To his surprise, the authorities made fun of him and drove him away.
Unhappy with this, he filed a complaint with the local consumer court, asking Rs 15,000 in compensation.
The court has now ordered the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) to pay the guy Rs 2,000 in compensation. The court also ordered BMTC to pay Rs 1,000 towards the complainant’s legal expenses.
“It is the customer’s right to receive the balance due to him, even if it is Rs 1,” the court said while slamming the managing director of Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) for the incident.
When Naik presented his case in court on his own, the counsel for BMTC refuted the charge, claiming the lawsuit was frivolous.
The judges of the consumer court stated in their judgement announced on January 31, 2023 that the complaint is undoubtedly modest in nature, but the BMTC bus conductor’s ‘inattentive’ and ‘irresponsible’ service is unacceptable.” It is the right of the consumer to collect his money even if it is Re 1 and, thus, he is entitled by the Customer Protection Act, 1986 to receive proper compensation from BMTC for the shortcomings,” the judges underlined.

The court ruled that the BMTC’s MD must repay Re 1 to the bus passenger in addition to providing him Rs 2,000 in compensation for the inconvenience. Court further directed that Naik be given Rs 1,000 for his lawsuit fees, and that all monies be paid within 45 days of the decision, or interest would be assessed as a penalty.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 23, 2023
MP: Court orders registration of FIR in Dalit youth suicide case

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Indore: A special court in Indore has ordered registration of a First Information Report in connection with the February 2022 suicide of a 21-year-old Dalit man due to alleged police torture.
The family of the deceased had alleged that he was tortured by police as he was in love with a Brahmin girl and eloped with her.
Police allegedly refused to probe the suicide, so the family moved a special court for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act cases, said the family’s lawyer Neeraj Kumar Soni.
Special judge Manoj Kumar Tiwari earlier this month ordered the Scheduled Castes welfare police station here to register a case and submit a report after probe, Soni said.
Badia, a B Com student, left home along with his Brahmin girlfriend on February 9, 2022, with the intention of getting married, as per the complaint.
Police sub-inspector Vikas Sharma, posing as the girl’s uncle, visited his house on the same day and threatened the family members using casteist words, the complaint said.
Sharma called Akash to Chandan Nagar police station on February 10, 2022, and beat him up inside an ambulance parked on the police station premises, it alleged.
The police official allegedly warned him that if he married the woman, he would be implicated in rape and drug cases and spend his whole life in jail.

Akash allegedly hanged himself at home on February 16, 2022.
A note on his mobile phone accused Vikas Sharma and another official of the Chandan Nagar Police Station of being responsible for his death.
Despite the family’s complaint, no suicide case was registered, the complaint alleged.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 22, 2023
Major Reshuffle In J&K Police: Govt Orders Transfers And Postings Of 50 Officers – Check Full List Here – Kashmir News

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Major Reshuffle In J&K Police: Govt Orders Transfers And Postings Of 50 Officers – Check Full List Here – Kashmir News