The Telangana Government  has formed a Reorganization Grievance Cell to address concerns and complaints of employees with regard to the bifurcation exercise of employees. The Telangana employees have expressed their distress against the Kamalanathan Committee and have already made representations to it. But the Telangana Government has been maintaining silence on the controversies around the guidelines issued by the Kamalanathan Committee. Now, in it’s first move in relation to the guidelines, the State issued a GO notifying a Reorganization Grievance Cell. The Cell would receive representations of employees on all their problems with guidelines or allocations made by all advisory bodies like Kamalanathan Committee and Pratyush Sinha Committee. The Government mentioned in it’s orders that several representations, complaints and grievances have ...

The State Government of Telangana has amended the TSCHE GO and accommodated 2 Vice-Chirmen instead of one. The Govt issued GOs to appoint the Vice Chairmen and the following Members to the  Telangana State Council of Higher Education  for a  term of three years. 1. Prof. S.Mallesham, Professor in Philosophy and Principal, Arts College, Osmania University, as Vice Chairman 2. Prof. S.Venkata Chalam, Department of Ancient Indian History , Culture and Archaeology, Osmania University, as Vice Chairman OTHER MEMBERS Educationists: Prof.P.V.Ramana Rao, Retd, Osmania University. Prof.Smt..Dhanavath Surya, Osmania University. Prof.A.Sadanandam, Kakatiya University Prof.C.Venkataiah, Dr.BRAOU Industrialist: 1. Sri S.Vishnu Vardhan Reddy, MBA, Salguti Industries Ltd., Road No.3, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad. Three persons nominated by the Government:   O.Narasimha Reddy, Indu Aranya, Nagole,Hyderabad   Dr.G.Papaiah, Retd. ...

Chairman  T Papi Reddy of  the  newly-constituted Telangana State Higher Education Council  (TSCHE) has stated that counseling for Telangana state students will be conducted by the Council itself  and the counseling would be completed by August 31 as per the verdict of the Supreme Court.  The council will meet tomorrow and would decide the future course of action for carrying the admission process for the state’s students. The council is expected to clear the air on the process of certificate verification of the EAMCET-qualified students in the state, besides deliberating on the observations of the Telangana government-appointed task force that has been inspecting quality norms across 400 private engineering colleges in the State. half of the colleges are reportedly inspected already. The Chairman is quoted to have said  “a majority of ...

 Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao today challenged his AP counterpart N Chandrababu Naidu to compete with him on development of states if he is sincere about people and if he has any courage, instead of raking up non-issues everyday. After unveiling bust size statue of Acharya Jayashankar at the Agricultural University entrance, KCR accused the AP leaders of jealousy and conspiracy towards the 2 month old TRS Government. As per AP Reorganisation Act, Agriculture varsity’s name was changed and there are so many things which will follow suit, he asserted. Offering to provide 15 per cent of seats in the Agriculture varsity for AP students, KCR suggested that their fees should be borne by the AP Govt as “we do for our own students”. He also ridiculed ...

TS BJP President Kishan Reddy found a new cause. After taking up up cudgels on behalf of the boycotted channels, AP students losing fee reimbursement in TS and of course on behalf of the Centre on Polavaram and Hyderabad law & order issues, Mr Reddy now finds choosing 1000 year old Golconda obnoxious. Kishan Reddy termed Golconda as a symbol of cruel rule of Nizam altogether forgetting the fort has a rich 100o year history, longer than that of Red Fort. He suggested the TS Govt should instead celebrate a ‘liberation day’ on Golconda to mark the defeat of the Nizam at the hands of the Indian army. It is off that he prefers the British legacy Secunderabad Parade Grounds ...