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Thousands of pupils received their results this morning

Academy CEO pay league tables 2021: Best-paid pull ahead

The highest-paid have seen bigger pay rises than the rest, with some academy trusts reining in pay even as a government crackdown stalls

NTP: Trust schools not to leave disadvantaged pupils behind

Caveats on making use of NTP support mean some children will miss out and the programme’s effectiveness could be blunted, writes Ashfaq Rahman

Accused Ashfaq Sent To Jail In Cocaine Smuggling Case - चंडीगढ़: 100 करोड़ की कोकीन तस्करी में आरोपी अशफाक को भेजा जेल, पुलिस को मुख्य आरोपी सिकंदर की तलाश

Lockdown-hit techie, bizman took to drug trade to make quick buck

591 The two suspects in the internationaA file photo of the two suspects in the UT police custody. al drug racket in the UT police custody. Tribune Photo Manoj Mahajan Amit Sharma Chandigarh, May 20 The two suspects, including an engineer, nabbed by the UT police for their involvement in an international drug racket, claimed to have entered the illegal trade after they suffered losses during the Covid-induced lockdown in 2020. Suspect N Jaffer Shariff (28) is a engineer, who was into the business of selling laptops, while the other suspect, Vijay Kumar (41), was into the business of gemstones. A police official said Jaffer was operating his business from Burma Bazaar in Chennai. “Jaffer claimed that he suffered losses during the pandemic. So, to make a quick buck, he became a part of the drug cartel,” said an official.

New Disclosure In 100 Crore Cocaine Smuggling Case : Consignments Have Sent Before With Medicines - सौ करोड़ की कोकीन तस्करी मामले में नया खुलासा : दवाइयों के साथ पहले भी भेज चुके हैं खेप

Chandigarh Crime Smuggler Arrested In Chennai For Cocaine Smuggling Case - सौ करोड़ की कोकीन तस्करी मामले में मुख्य तस्कर समेत दो आरोपी चेन्नई से गिरफ्तार

Man Arrested With 10 Kg Cocaine Worth Rs 100 Crore In Chandigarh: Police

Chandigarh Man Tries To Send Drugs Worth 100 Crore To Australia, Arrested Chandigarh Man Tries To Send Drugs Worth 100 Crore To Australia, Arrested A police team led by Assistant Superintendent of Police (South Division) Shruti Arora arrested Ashfaq Rahman, a resident of Chennai, and recovered 10.24 kg of the narcotics from his possession. The consignment of drugs was hidden in a wooden tray duly sealed by plywood. Chandigarh: Over 10 kilograms of cocaine, worth over Rs 100 crore, was recovered from a man who was trying to send the narcotic to Australia via courier, the police said on Thursday. Acting on a tip off, a police team led by Assistant Superintendent of Police (South Division) Shruti Arora arrested Ashfaq Rahman, a resident of Chennai, and recovered 10.24 kg of the narcotics from his possession.

East Midlands schools trust hit by cyber attack

A group of schools in the East Midlands have been temporarily blocked from remote teaching after a serious cyber attack forced a shutdown of their IT infrastructure. The Nova Education Trust, which oversees 23 schools in the region, has published a statement from its chief executive officer Ashfaq Rahman that its IT network was subject to unauthorised access on Wednesday 3 March. This prompted it to shut down its IT systems as a security precaution, preventing it from supporting remote teaching or uploading new resources for students. But it said it has quickly restored access to its email system and Microsoft Team to restore online learning, and that all of its schools’ websites are now back online.

Nova Education Trust, which runs Suthers School, Newark Academy and Toot Hill School, Bingham, issues statement following cyber attack

Nova Education Trust, which runs Suthers School, Newark Academy and Toot Hill School, Bingham, issues statement following cyber attack  | Updated: 15:56, 04 March 2021 The Nova Education Trust, which runs several Advertiser area schools, has released a statement following yesterday's 'sophisticated' cyber attack. The trust said its central IT team had worked around the clock to restore access to email and remote learning platforms — including that of The Suthers School, Fernwood; Newark Academy, Balderton; and Toot Hill School, Bingham. This has allowed teachers to resume online lessons for students. Pupils will also be able to access their work and continue with online learning.