Public can now self-declare details for Karnataka’s Social and Educational Survey online
Bengaluru, Oct 4: The Karnataka State Permanent Backward Classes Commission, which is conducting a state-wide Social and Educational Survey to gather information about the social and educational conditions of all citizens, has now enabled an online option for the public to self-declare their details.
Citizens can participate by visiting https://kscbcselfdeclaration.karnataka.gov.in/. Upon clicking the link, they must select the “Citizen” option and proceed to log in by entering their mobile number. An OTP (One-Time Password) will be sent to the registered mobile number, which must be entered to continue.
The next page will display the current survey status whether it has been completed or is still pending. If the survey for a household has not yet been conducted, the message “No household members added yet start filling the form” will appear. Users can then click on Start New Survey.
On the next screen, citizens must enter the UHID number printed on the survey sticker affixed to their house and provide the required information as prompted on the website.
To complete the process smoothly, citizens should keep essential documents ready including Ration Card, Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, and, if applicable, Disability Certificate or UID for persons with disabilities. Once the survey is successfully submitted, a confirmation message will be sent to the registered mobile number, the Commission said in its statement.
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Mangaluru: Teacher booked for allegedly beating student in school
Vittla (Dakshina Kannada): A case has been registered at the Vittla Police Station against a school teacher on charges of seriously assaulting a student with a cane at an English-medium school in Idkidu village here near Vittla in Dakshina Kannada district.
According to the complaint, the student, who attends the school regularly, had gone to school as usual. Around 2 pm, the child’s parents received a call from the school office stating that their child had allegedly disturbed other students. The school informed them that when the teacher scolded the student over the issue, the child became frightened and urinated, and the parents were asked to come and take the child home.
The parents reportedly told the school staff that no one was at home at the time and requested that the child be sent home in an autorickshaw.
After returning home, the student told the parents that a teacher identified as Istikaar had beaten him severely on the hand with a cane. The child also said that he urinated out of fear while the assault was taking place.
When the parents contacted the teacher over the phone to question him about the incident, he allegedly responded in a dismissive manner.
Following this, the parents lodged complaints with the Vittla Police Station and the Child Development Project Office, seeking justice and strict action against the teacher for allegedly assaulting the child without any valid reason.
Police have registered a case against the teacher and have taken up further investigation.
