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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 campus in Pedapalakaluru on the outskirts of Guntur. They were outraged by the lack of proper sanitation on the campus. They also saw that food was not properly stored and discovered rotten vegetables, including tomatoes and cabbage still kept in the kitchen.
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It also observed that about 60 girl students were present in the classroom at Sri Chaitanya Junior College.
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School students collect their COVID test report from a fever clinic and are excited to resume classes. (Photo | Meghana Sastry, EPS) By Express News Service
HYDERABAD: The Telangana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (TSCPCR), along with the District Intermediate Education Officer, Ranga Reddy, inspected junior colleges in the district on Thursday.
The officials found that the Sindhu Girls Campus of Narayana Junior College and Sri Chaitanya Junior College, Vivin Towers, in Miyapur were violating the social distancing norms of the government by cramming nearly 100 students in a single room. They also noted that the colleges were not following any Covid-19 protocol.
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Dr Syed Sameera Bhanu being felicitated by Joint Collector M Gowthami on the occasion of International Women’s Day in Kadapa I Express
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