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Monday, 21 September 2020

News update

The ‘initials’ and names of five top Bollywood stars have now been revealed in the drug case that sprung out of the investigations into the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.

The latest report on Times Now has thrown light on the celebrities mentioned in the “drug chats” that are under scrutiny by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). According to the channel, the initials of five celebrities, namely – K, D, S, N, and J; were mentioned in the said chats. It has now been learnt that ‘K’ is a ‘90s star from famous B-Town family, while ‘D’ was a top actor seen in Karan Johar’s party video that created a stir online. ‘S’ has allegedly been identified as actress Shraddha Kapoor, the ‘N’ initial is said to be that of a Bollywood actor from the 90s, while ‘J’ is reportedly Jaya Saha.

As far as the Bollywood link in this drug case is concerned, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) is set to summon Bollywood actors Sara Ali Khan and Shraddha Kapoor for questioning.

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Sunday, 6 September 2020

JNTUK Guidelines to Autonomous Colleges for conducting Final Semester Examinations

1) As per UGC guidelines, the Final Semester Examinations are to be conducted before 30th September 2020. The University planned for conducting the Final Semester examinations between 12-09-2020 to 27-09-2020 following existing practices without any inconvenience to CET examinations and Village/Ward Secretariat Staff Recruitment Examination. Similarly, the autonomous colleges shall schedule examinations accordingly.

2) In view of COVID-19, the End Examinations needs to be planned for a set of branches in the forenoon session and a set of branches in the afternoon.

3) The II-Mid Examination of Final Semester may be planned from lih September 2020 to 30th September 2020 as per Regulations if not yet conducted.

4) The seating arrangements shall be made such that only 12 to 15 students are accommodated per exam hall of size 66sqmt.

5) The COVID-19 precautions must be strictly followed during the conduct of examinations like wearing a mask, maintaining physical distance and timely sanitation of examination halls & common areas.

6) In case any student miss the examination due to COVID-19 hospitalization/quarantine, travel restrictions, such cases should be brought to the notice of University Examination Centre immediately after the completion of the examinations for necessary action.

7) A copy of the schedule of the examinations shall be submitted to the University Examination Centre.