Several recent incidents of paper leaks have caused concern and uproar among teachers and students in Hyderabad. The Telangana Recognized School Management Association (TRSMA) has strongly condemned the alleged paper leak of the SSC public examination. This has raised questions about the security of the examination process and its impact on the future of students.
In other news, the State Municipal Administration Minister KT Rama Rao has announced that the programme of solving public grievances, Mana Nagaram (town hall meetings), will be restarted soon. This initiative aims to address the issues faced by citizens and provide solutions in a timely manner. It is hoped that this will improve the overall quality of life in the city.
A warning has been issued by Plaksha University Chair Professor Vishal Garg about the potential danger of a combination of 35 degrees centigrade temperature and 100 percent humidity for human beings. This could be life-threatening and it is important for people to take necessary precautions to avoid any potential health hazards.
Meanwhile, in Karimnagar, Deputy Transport Commissioner Mamindla Chandrashekhar Goud has set an annual revenue target of Rs 345 crore for 2023-24 for the combined district. This target is aimed at boosting the economy and improving infrastructure in the region.
Lastly, it has been reported that State Cooperative Banks have done a total business of Rs 40,000 crore during the financial year 2022-23 in Telangana. Karimnagar DCCB alone had done a business of Rs 5,625 crore. This indicates a positive trend in the banking sector and highlights the contribution of cooperative banks towards the growth of the economy.
