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Updated: Some of them are lacking in basic facilities, they say Share Article AAA APSERMC members questioning the staff over untidy conditions at a private institution’s hostel in Guntur district.   | Photo Credit: HAND_OUT Some of them are lacking in basic facilities, they say Even as the Central and the State governments were directing the educational institutions to take steps to prevent the spread of COVID, many private schools and colleges reportedly have ignored the warnings. ‘Excess fee’ V. Shiva, whose son is studying in a private school, says that the management took an undert...

Justice V. Eswaraiah   Justice V. Eswaraiah files plea against High Court decision to launch probe into his WhatsApp phone chat with suspended judicial officer The Supreme Court on Monday reserved orders on a plea filed by former Andhra Pradesh High Court judge Justice V. Eswaraiah against a State High Court decision to launch an inquiry into his WhatsApp phone chat with a suspended judicial officer. The High Court, on August 13, ordered a judicial inquiry by former Supreme Court judge Justice R.V. Raveendran into the phone chat. It termed the conversation an attempt to “malign” a senio...

APSERM Commission Issues Notice To Guntur Narayana Inter College Over Poor Facilities Feb 22, 2021, 15:34 IST GUNTUR: Members of Andhra Pradesh School Education Regulatory and Monitoring Commission (APSERMC) on Sunday, carried out surprise inspections on Narayana Junior College in Guntur and found that the facilities were in poor condition despite the management collecting exorbitant fees from students and issued notice to the management over the same. Commission members V. Narayana Reddy, CAV Prasad and B. Eshwaraya conducted a surprise inspection at the Narayana Junior College Hostel...

Jagan hints at amending A.P. Private University Act of 2006 The A.P. Private University Act of 2006 will be amended and 35% seats in private universities will be filled under government quota for the benefit of socially and economically underprivileged communities, Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has said. At a review meeting on higher education on Friday, Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy said that upcoming private universities should maintain high standards, and mulled converting the existing colleges into private universities. Joint certification “There should be joint certification with 200 ...

Andhra Pradesh to have quota in private universities Updated Feb 13, 2021, 1:06 am IST The CM said that the government had decided to introduce English medium in Intermediate and degree colleges, including professional colleges  CM Jagan was speaking at a review meeting on higher education in the CM camp office at Tadepalli on Friday where he enquired about the reopening of colleges and conducting of classes. (Photo: Twitter @AndhraPradeshCM) VIJAYAWADA: Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy said that the government has decided to amend the AP Private University Act, 2006 by which 35 per...