Subraya Patagara News Today

Schools in Dakshina Kannada are all set to restart the academic year. Teachers will start preparing for the new academic year, bridge course, and infrastructural issues. Students will join teachers from Friday. Issues with guest teacher appointments are yet to be resolved. Progress on uniforms and textbooks distribution. Schools to be deep-cleaned and midday meal preparation to begin.

With the onset of the monsoon and the start of a new academic year, 365 government schools in Dakshina Kannada district, including both primary and high schools, require repairs. The government has allocated funds for the necessary repairs, and the estimation of total costs is ongoing. Venkatesha Subraya Patagara, deputy director of public instruction, stated that as of May 23, 365 schools need major or minor repairs. Stay updated for more information on the repair work in Dakshina Kannada distr...

Government schools in Dakshina Kannada district are facing a shortage of guest teachers as the new academic year approaches. The recruitment process has not yet begun, causing concern among school authorities and teachers. Learn more about the challenges and requests for timely recruitment in this article.

Uncertainty surrounding the results of grades 5, 8, and 9 due to a court order is posing difficulties for students wishing to transfer to another school for the next academic year. The lack of data on students' pass or fail status is causing concerns for parents and students.

Remedial classes for SSLC students in Dakshina Kannada organized by the department of school education and literacy have received a good response with 1,265 students attending on the first day. Teachers express concerns over summer vacation assignments for the classes.

Mangaluru: The department of school education and literacy, aiming to assist SSLC candidates, has requested KSRTC to operate buses throughout the day .

Assam government changes school timings in Guwahati due to soaring temperatures. Schools to open earlier at 7.30am. Guidelines include wearing sandals, proper ventilation, and medical assistance for students' well-being during the heatwave.