Skirmish over girl ends up with murder of friend?
Bengaluru, August 9: A clash erupted between two friends over a girl ended up with the alleged murder of one of them in the VV Puram police station limits here on Wednesday night.
The victim is identified as Gujarat-based Ronak Chaudhari (23), police said.
Around 30 students including Ronak Chaudhari from Gujarat came to Bengaluru on August 2 to write nursing entrance exam and stayed in a hotel at Basappa Circle. Ronak, his friends Apoorva Chaudhuri and Royal Chaudhuri were staying in a single room at the third floor of the hotel. But on Wednesday night at 11.15 pm, Royal Chaudhuri and Ronak Chaudhari engaged in verbal duals and clash on love affair with a girl. At this time, while crossing an empty space, Ronak Chaudhari fell down and died, it is said.
But the VV Puram police registered unintentional murder case and informed his parents.
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Over 13,000 teaching posts vacant in KVs, Navodaya schools: Education ministry
New Delhi (PTI): Over 13,000 teaching positions are vacant in Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) across the country, the Ministry of Education informed the Lok Sabha on Monday.
The information was shared by Union Minister of State for Education Jayant Chaudhary in response to a written question.
"A total of 8,618 and 5,083 teaching posts are lying vacant in KVs and JNVs, respectively. Vacancies keep on arising due to opening of new schools, retirement, resignation, promotion of employees, transfer, employees going on lien to another department and upgradation of schools," Chaudhary said.
"Filling up of vacancies is a continuous process and efforts are made to fill up the vacancies as per the provisions of the relevant recruitment rules of KVs and NVs," he added.
The minister noted that teachers are also engaged on contractual basis for temporary duration by KVs and NVs to ensure that the teaching-learning process is not hampered.
"Efforts are made to recruit regular teachers at the earliest so that interest of students does not suffer. The consistently high percentage results achieved by KVs and NVs over the years clearly demonstrate that academic standards and students’ performance are duly maintained and are not compromised," he said.
