Karnataka announces final date, time-table for SSLC board examination; details here
Bengaluru: Karnataka Government on Monday announced the final date of SSLC board examinations for the academic year 2020-21. According to the dates announced by the Education Ministry, the exams for SSLC students this year will begin on June 21, 2021 and will end on July 5, 2021.
First Languages Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, English, Sanskrit exam on June 21,
Mathematics, Sociology on June 24
Elements of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering-2, Engineering Graphics-2, Elements of Electronics Engineering, Elements of Computer Science and Economics on June 26
Political science, Karnatak music / Hindustani music on June 28
Third languages Hindi, Kannada, English, Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Sanskrit, Konkani, Tulu. NSQF test subjects such as Information Technology, Retail, Automobile, Health Care, Beauty and Wellness on June 30
Second language English, Kannad on July 02
Social Science on July 05.
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SSLC 2020-21 examination to start from June 21 with first language paper. Core subjects have a day's break before them.
Here's the time table released today --@NewIndianXpress @XpressBengaluru @santwana99 @Cloudnirad pic.twitter.com/xEjbbKnYWW
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SC transfers RG Kar Medical College trainee doctor rape-murder case to Calcutta HC
New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday transferred the RG Kar Medical College trainee doctor rape and murder case to the Calcutta High Court.
The top court had taken suo motu cognisance of the case in 2024.
A bench of justices MM Sundresh and Satish Chandra Sharma directed that the case papers be sent to the high court.
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The top court also directed that a copy of the status report be given to the parents of the victim.
The body of the postgraduate trainee doctor was found in the hospital's seminar room on August 9 last year. The Kolkata Police arrested Sanjay Roy, a civic volunteer, the next day.
On January 20, a Kolkata trial court awarded convict Roy "life term imprisonment till death" in the case. The crime triggered nationwide outrage and prolonged protests in West Bengal.
The apex court, even after the primary conviction, is monitoring multiple ancillary issues, including regularising the unauthorised absence of doctors.
While taking suo motu notice of the case, the bench constituted a National Task Force (NTF) on August 20 last year to formulate a protocol to ensure the safety and security of medical professionals in the wake of the crime.
