Karnataka: SSLC supplementary exam dates, time-table announced; details here
Bengaluru: Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board released the time-table for the SSLC Supplementary Examination. The students who did not appear for the examination and those who could not clear it in the first attempt can appear for the examination again that will begin on September 21.
The exams will begin on September 21 and will conclude on September 28.
The students who could not appear for the primary examination held earlier in June-July will appear as “Fresher” in the supplementary examination.
The time table for the examination are as follow:
September 21: Mathematics
September 22: Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, English, Sanskrit (First Language)
September 23: Sociology
September 24: English, Kannada (Second Language)
September 25: Hindi, Kannada, English, Arabic, French, Urdu, Sanskrit, Konkani, Tulu (Third Language)
September 28: Science
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1,000 buses checked in Andhra, over 200 penalised for violations: Transport minister
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Amaravati (PTI): Andhra Pradesh Transport Minister M Ramprasad Reddy on Saturday said over 1,000 buses have been checked across the state and 236 penalised for lacking proper documents.
Reddy's remarks come in the wake of four ghastly bus accidents claiming 45 lives, of these 33 charred to death, and injuring several others within six months.
"We are taking intense action to avoid road accidents. Across the state, we checked 1,036 buses. Cases have been registered, and penalties were slapped against 236 buses without proper documents," he said in an official press release.
According to the minister, authorities have undertaken checks at 16 points, including toll plazas and check-posts, across the state.
The transport minister promised regular checking drives and stringent action against violations.
Reddy asserted that the government gives 'primacy to passenger safety' and called on everybody to adhere to the law.
