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898 Bengaluru, December 18 Schools in Karnataka are gearing up to resume regular classes for X and XII from January 1 and classes IX and XI from January 15 following the Karnataka Technical Advisory Committees (K-TAC) recommendation to reopen schools closed due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Leader of the Opposition as well as the Left parties have hailed the K-TACs move to resume classes in schools. Speaking to reporters in Mysuru, Leader of the Opposition and and former Chief Minister Siddaramaia...

Karnataka Schools Gear Up to Resume Classes from January Months After Covid-19-induced Shutdown FOLLOW US ON: Schools in Karnataka are gearing up to resume regular classes for 10th and 12th standards from January 1 and classes 9 and 11 from January 15 following the Karnataka Technical Advisory Committees (K-TAC) recommendation to reopen schools closed due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Leader of the Opposition as well as the Left parties have hailed the K-TACs move to resume classes in schools. Spea...

Karnataka schools gear up to resume classes from Jan 1   Fri, Dec 18 2020 08:06:53 PM Bengaluru, Dec 18 (IANS): Schools in Karnataka are gearing up to resume regular classes for 10th and 12th standards from January 1 and classes 9 and 11 from January 15 following the Karnataka Technical Advisory Committees (K-TAC) recommendation to reopen schools closed due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Leader of the Opposition as well as the Left parties have hailed the K-TACs move to resume classes in schools. ...

UK publication corroborates The News report on Pakistan, UK diplomatic row over Nawaz Sharif By The Sun, has This report was published by The News on November 6, 2020. Credible intelligence sources from both countries had told the publication that Prime Minister Imran Khan’s adviser on accountability, Shahzad Akbar, cancelled a London-Islamabad bound flight to demand deportation of  Nawaz from London to Pakistan. “The flight to Islamabad on October 20 was not given clearance at the las...

UK paper confirms The News story on diplomatic tension Top Story December 16, 2020 LONDON: Britain’s most circulated tabloid newspaper, The Sun, has published a story based on exclusive revelations by The News in a report on 6 November 2020, stating Pakistan rejected a deportation flight carrying around three dozen illegal immigrants from London to Islamabad amid a diplomatic row over former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. The News published the report after credible intelligence sources f...