Bengaluru | PG AYUSH course admission: November 10 last date to apply
Bengaluru: The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has invited online applications for admission to postgraduate AYUSH courses for the academic year 2025. Candidates who have qualified in AIAPGET-2025 must submit their applications by 4 PM on November 10.
According to KEA Executive Director H. Prasanna, the registration fee is ₹2,000 for general category candidates and ₹1,000 for SC, ST, and Category-1 candidates. The fee must be paid online by 6 PM on November 10.
Candidates can check the detailed schedule, document verification process, and list of required original documents on the KEA website at http://kea.kar.nic.in . Information regarding eligibility conditions and other details mentioned in the AIAPGET-2025 information brochure is also available on the website, the release stated.
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3 convicted for murder of Bengal councillor
Barasat (PTI): A court in West Bengal’s Barrackpore on Monday convicted three people for killing a councillor of Panihati Municipality in North 24 Parganas district.
Sanjib Pandit, Amit Pandit and Ziarul Mandal were convicted by the SDJM Court, Barrackpore, for the murder of Anupam Dutta, councillor of ward number 8 of the civic body in the city’s northern fringes, on March 13, 2022.
The court would declare the quantum of punishment on December 17.
Dutta was shot dead in the crowded Agarpara North Station Road, and his killing led to massive protests in the area in subsequent days.
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Local MLA Nirmal Ghosh had led a series of protests on B T Road and Tentultala More during March 2022, demanding the arrest of the assailants.
Police arrested one person based on CCTV footage, and nabbed two others after interrogating him.
Dutta's wife became the councilor following his death.
A large crowd from his ward, including many waving TMC flags, had on Monday assembled in front of the court premises, demanding strict punishment for the culprits.
