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Maharashtra: Remaining exams of all universities will be held online, says Minister Uday Samant Twitter/@samant_uday Amid the massive rise in COVID-19 cases and deaths in Maharashtra, Higher and Technical Education Minister Uday Samant on Thursday said that all the remaining exams of all universities in the state will be held online. He said that a meeting was held with the Vice-Chancellors regarding the examinations today. Samant said that offline examinations will not be held in all thirteen non-agricultural universities in the state. "No student will be deprived of the exam. The Third Yea...

OU decides to promote all first year degree students to second year without exam By Mohammed Hussain Ahmed|   Updated: 22nd April 2021 3:10 pm IST Hyderabad: In one of its significant decision, the Osmania University has decided to promote all first year students to the second year without exam. In the wake of ever increasing COVID-19 casses in the state, the Osmania University and all its affiliated degree colleges in the state have decided to promote all the First Year students of B.Sc, B.Com and B.A. to the Second Year without exam. As far the examinations of students of Second and Third ...

Virtual Treasure Hunt to raise money for Dundalk Women's Aid Reporter: Patrick.flaherty@iconicnews.ie Students from DKIT will raise funds for Dundalk Women's Aid and the Drogheda Women and Children’s Refuge Centre with their Virtual Treasure Hunt ');  '); Students from DKIT have come with a fun with and innovate way to get people moving while raising some much-needed money for charity with their Virtual Treasure Hunt. The competition is run by Third Year students in the Event Management course at the college and will raise funds for Dundalk Women’s Aid and the Drogheda Women and Childre...

In July 2020, as part of the reimagining public safety omnibus, Berkeley City Council referred to the city manager the creation of a new Berkeley Department of Transportation (BerkDOT), in part to eliminate or reduce pretextual traffic stops. Their referral suggests combining within BerkDOT transportation planning and engineering, as well as unarmed, non-police equitable traffic enforcement. As a coalition of community members with expertise spanning transportation, criminology, public policy, urban design, public health, and law, we hope to use this two-part op-ed to contextualize this effor...