Student brings laurels to school
Karnal: Amrit Kaur, a student of Class XII (commerce stream) of Anand Public School, Nigdhu, has brought laurels to the school by securing fourth position in the district in the Board of School Education Haryana (BSEH) examinations, the results of which was declared recently. She scored got 484 marks out of 500. She was honoured by Chief Minister Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar on Saturday with 21 other students of the district. Subhash Chand Doda, Chairman, Anand Educational Society, Geetanjali Doda, Director of the school management, and Jitender Singh, Principal, congratulated the student. Besides, 34 other students of Class XII and 32 of Class X got merit in the examinations.
Rohtak dist topper felicitated
Rohtak: Meham MLA Balraj Kundu gifted a laptop to Manisha of Bainsi village here for bringing laurels to Meham sub-division by securing first position in Rohtak district in the Class XII Haryana Board of School Education (BSEH) examinations, the results of which were declared by the BSEH recently. Manisha, daughter of a factory labourer, obtained 493 marks out of 500. Kundu also assured her to provide financial aid for pursuing higher studies to achieve her goal. Manisha said she aspired to become a maths professor.
Training programme concludes
Hisar: The valedictory function of a three-week long online “Python training programme” was organised by the Training and Placement Cell of the Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology (GJUST), Hisar. Registrar Prof Harbhajan Bansal was the chief guest, who congratulated the students for completing the training on an important and trending language such as Python, which is used for developing web applications as well as system applications. He appealed to the students to move forward in developing good projects using the training. Special guest Prof Dharminder Kumar said in the age of artificial intelligence and machine learning, it was important to develop a command over Python language. He said students must attend such training programmes, webinars and workshops held by the university to up skill themselves. Director Placement Pratap Singh said 116 students participated in the programme. More than 30 students from the batch would now be working on various projects of the Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Innovation and Incubation Centre. Managing Director of Preltex Solutions and course trainer Sandeep Kumar congratulated the students for being regular and attentive throughout the programme.
Hindi teachers seek promotion
Rohtak: More than 30 Trained Graduate Teachers (Hindi) working at Government Schools in various districts have written to Education Minister Kanwar Pal Gujjar demanding him to ensure their promotion. The teachers said over 100 TGTs across the state were deprived of promotion for the past four years while their juniors had been promoted. “The Education Department had sought applications from the eligible candidates for promotion in February 2014. We all moved applications along with necessary documents. Our names were included in the provision list for promotion issued in May 2015 but were not promoted in the final list released in May 2016 while several others who are junior to us found their names in the list,” said Bajrang Lal, one of the TGTs. He said thereafter, two more promotion lists in August 2018 and November 2019 were also issued but they were again not promoted. “We have demanded the government to promote all left-out teachers,” added Lal.
