SSLC hall ticket: Time for correction till Dec 31
Bengaluru, December 26: The Karnataka Secondary Education Board has given time till December 31 to make corrections if any mistakes found in SSLC hall tickets.
Board Director V Sumangala said that the students appearing for SSLC examination for 2019 could download provisional hall tickets and make corrections. Heads of all government, aided and private schools in the state could download the provisional hall tickets and if needed, they should correct the mistakes and upload the information by December 31, she said.
There are provisions to correct nine factors in the provisional hall ticket. School students, STS code, private candidates reference number, repeaters registration number could be corrected. Apart from directions, if correction is needed on medium and student, respective schools should appeal to the district nodal officer in writing.
Out of 14,796 schools, 7328 schools have downloaded provisional hall tickets and 7458 schools have to download them. School managements should visit www.kseesb.kar.nic.in website and download the hall tickets, the statement said.
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ISRO, TIFR sign MoU for collaboration in space science, tech, exploration
Bengaluru (PTI): In a landmark event for India's space exploration programme, ISRO on Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with TIFR for scientific collaboration in the domain of space science, technology, and exploration, the space agency said.
The signing ceremony took place at ISRO Headquarters here, and was presided over by the space agency's Chairman V Narayanan.
In a statement, ISRO said that this event marks a historical milestone, as it establishes the formal framework for scientific collaboration between ISRO and Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, organisations that have shared an "umbilical" relationship in space sciences for over several decades.
"While TIFR played a critical role in the formative days of the Indian space programme through early balloon experiments and mission-specific partnerships like AstroSat, this MoU provides a structured multi-year collaboration in ground and space-based scientific exploration of the outer space," the space agency said.
ISRO Chairman Narayanan in his presidential address stated that this MoU bridges a critical gap in the formal framework for science collaboration.
He highlighted that India is entering an era where science extends to exoplanetary study and the development of several national capabilities.
Collaboration between ISRO and TIFR would facilitate the materialisation of the nation's target to achieve excellence in space science in the global arena.
Ganesh Pillai, Scientific Secretary, ISRO recalled TIFR's role as the "cradle of Indian space scientists," noting its pivotal contributions to the early day's of the country's space programme, which paved the way to TIFR's contributions to the AstroSat mission.
Jayaram Chengalur, Director, TIFR emphasised that the institute will leverage national space and ground-based technological capabilities to propose projects that translate fundamental scientific knowledge into tangible advancements aligned with national initiatives.
According to ISRO, this partnership significantly enhances India's might in space exploration by fostering a seamless pipeline between academic excellence and space infrastructure. By co-developing indigenous hardware and joint testing facilities, the MoU reduces dependency on foreign entities.
Furthermore, this collaboration ensures that joint activities will place India at the forefront of global fundamental space science, it added.
