Tamil Nadu Government Canceled The 12Th CLass Board Exam
Tamil Nadu government canceled the 12th class board exam, committee will be formed for marks Tamil Nadu government has also announced to cancel the state board exam for class 12th.
The state government said that a committee would be constituted to award marks to the students.
Chief Minister MK Stalin has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to scrap all national level entrance exams like NEET and allow Tamil Nadu to fill professional seats, including MBBS, on the basis of class 12 marks.
The state government said that this decision has been taken in view of the dangerous situation of second wave of Covid-19 in many parts of Tamil Nadu and the possibility of third wave.
After holding discussions with teachers, educationists and experts for three days, Chief Minister MK Stalin said that the class 12 board exam for this year is being cancelled.
A committee will be constituted under the chairmanship of Principal Secretary, School Education Department to give a decision on awarding marks to the students.
Marks will be awarded on the basis of the recommendation of the committee. Admission will be done in the college on the basis of marks awarded.
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Kerala BJP President’s secretary questioned in highway robbery case, Congress demands judicial inquiry BJP’s Kerala unit president K. Surendran’s secretary Deepan.
He was questioned by the team probing the Kodkara alleged black money dacoity case at Thrissur police club on Saturday. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) of the police had summoned Deepan.
The Congress has demanded the Chief Minister to conduct a judicial inquiry into the matter.
On April 7, the report filed at the Kozhikode police station said that on April 3, a car traveling on the Kozhikode-Kochi national highway had lost its way. The miscreants robbed Rs 25 lakh from that car.
During investigation, it was found that the amount looted was Rs 3.5 crore and the BJP was supposed to use it for election expenses. So far, many BJP leaders have been questioned in this case.
However, Surendran has said that BJP leaders have nothing to do with that amount. An attempt is being made to defame the BJP and its leaders under a well-planned conspiracy.
Congress MP K. Muraleedharan urged Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to conduct a judicial inquiry into the matter under the supervision of a retired judge from the Kerala High Court or Supreme Court.
He said that the present police investigation is not going to draw any conclusions. The convener of the ruling Left Democratic Front, A. Vijayaraghavan had also accused the BJP of using hawala money in the elections.
