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CBSE Assessment and Evaluation Practices Update for Session 2024-25 CBSE Introduces New Assessment Pattern for Classes XI and XII The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced significant changes to the assessment and evaluation pattern for classes XI and XII, effective from the academic year 2024-25. These modifications aim to align with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and foster a more comprehensive learning environment. Changes in Assessment Weightage The most notable adjustment involves the redistribution of weightage among different types of questions in theory examinations. The weightage of constructed response questions, including short answer questions and long answer type questions, has been decreased from 40% to 30%. Meanwhile, the weightage of competency-focused questions has been increased to 50%, up from the previous 40%. This shift emphasizes the application of concepts in real-life scenarios and encourages critical thinking skills among students. 1. CBSE Unveils New Assessment Pattern for Classes XI and XII: What You Need to Know 2. Breaking News: CBSE Introduces Updated Assessment and Evaluation Practices for 2024-25 3. Stay Ahead: CBSE's Latest Assessment Changes for Classes XI and XII Revealed 4. Enhancing Learning: CBSE's Fresh Assessment Pattern for Session 2024-25 5. Get Ready: CBSE's Revamped Assessment System for Classes XI and XII Unveiled Telangana State
  • April 5, 2024

CBSE Unveils New Assessment Pattern for Classes XI and XII: What You Need to Know

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced significant changes to the assessment and evaluation pattern for classes XI…
Complaint Lodged by DSP Against Stephen Raveendra IPS Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) lodged a formal complaint with Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy against senior IPS officer Stephen Raveendra. The complaint alleges that Raveendra, while serving as the Cyberabad Commissioner of Police in 2021, unjustly suspended DSP M. Gangadhar, who was then working as the Station House Officer (SHO) in Narsingi. The suspension purportedly aimed to influence certain individuals involved in land encroachment activities in Janwada village. Fabricated Allegations and Delayed Inquiry: DSP's Claims DSP Gangadhar's complaint sheds light on the alleged fabrications behind his suspension. He claims that the suspension was orchestrated to favor land grabbers who sought to encroach upon a specific parcel of land. Moreover, Gangadhar accuses Raveendra of deliberately delaying the departmental inquiry initiated against him. This delay, according to Gangadhar, was a strategic move to obstruct his promotion within the department. Telangana State
  • April 5, 2024

Complaint Lodged by DSP Against Stephen Raveendra IPS

In a recent development in Hyderabad, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) lodged a formal complaint with Chief Minister A.…
Embracing the DINK Lifestyle: A Modern Choice for Couples Introduction In a world where societal norms often dictate the trajectory of our lives, more couples are opting for a DINK (Dual Income, No Kids) lifestyle. This choice, characterized by a deliberate decision not to have children, is gaining popularity for various reasons. Let's delve deeper into why couples are embracing this lifestyle and the implications it has on individuals, families, and the environment. Understanding the DINK Lifestyle Making a Conscious Choice Choosing not to have children is a deeply personal decision for many couples. Contrary to traditional expectations, some couples find fulfillment in prioritizing their relationship and personal goals over parenthood. This choice challenges societal norms and prompts individuals to question the conventional path of starting a family. Embracing Individuality The decision to lead a DINK lifestyle reflects a shift towards prioritizing individual freedom and autonomy. Couples realize that they are "enough" for each other and do not feel compelled to conform to expectations of parenthood. This mindset underscores the importance of self-discovery and pursuing one's passions without the responsibilities of raising children. E Telangana State
  • April 4, 2024

Why More Couples are Opting for the DINK Lifestyle: Breaking Societal Norms

Embracing the DINK Lifestyle: A Modern Choice for Couples Introduction In a world where societal norms often dictate the trajectory…
Hyderabad has witnessed a surge in property tax-related challenges, particularly concerning double taxation. Many homeowners, like Mr. Chaitanya, find themselves facing this issue due to multiple property tax identification number (PTIN) generations. This article delves into the complexities surrounding property taxation in Hyderabad and offers insights into addressing these challenges. The Problem Unveiled Lack of Awareness One of the primary issues contributing to double taxation is the lack of awareness among property owners. Despite the shift in property tax assessment responsibility from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) to the Registration department, adequate campaigns to educate the public were missing. Consequently, individuals like Mr. Chaitanya remained unaware of PTIN generation, leading to inadvertent duplication. Inadequate Communication Another significant factor exacerbating the problem is inadequate communication from the authorities. Property owners often do not receive timely notifications or updates regarding changes in tax assessment procedures. This lack of communication leaves them vulnerable to unintentional non-compliance and subsequent penalties. Potential Solutions Improved Public Awareness Campaigns To mitigate the issue of double taxation, there is a pressing need for comprehensive public awareness campaigns. These initiatives should aim to educate property owners about their tax obligations, procedural changes, and the importance of adhering to updated guidelines. By enhancing awareness, individuals can proactively engage with tax authorities and prevent inadvertent tax duplications. Streamlined Communication Channels Authorities must establish streamlined communication channels to ensure that property owners receive timely and relevant information regarding tax assessments. Implementing digital platforms for notifications and updates can enhance transparency and facilitate efficient communication between tax authorities and taxpayers. Telangana State
  • April 3, 2024

Double Taxation Issues in Hyderabad Understanding Property Tax Challenges

Double Taxation Issues in Hyderabad: Understanding Property Tax Challenges Introduction In recent times, Hyderabad has witnessed a surge in property…
Telangana Government Halts New Ration Card Issuance for Specific Groups | Latest Ration Cards Rolled Out in 2024 Since March | Explore the Updates The Telangana government embarks on issuing new ration cards to its populace, yet certain groups face exclusions. In a bid to fulfill its promises, the Congress-led government in Telangana vowed to bestow new ration cards upon its citizens. During assembly elections, the Congress government unveiled six guarantee schemes, mandating a ration card for eligibility. However, numerous individuals lack this essential document, prompting pleas for expedited issuance of new ration cards. Addressing the populace's concerns, the Congress government has officially announced the rollout of new ration cards. Application Channels and Timelines Telangana State
  • April 3, 2024

Telangana Government Halts New Ration Card Issuance for Specific Groups

Telangana Government Halts New Ration Card Issuance for Specific Groups | Latest Ration Cards Rolled Out in 2024 Since March…
New Rules for Rythu Bharosa Scheme: What Farmers Need to Know Introduction Attention farmers! Significant changes are on the horizon for the Rythu Bharosa scheme in Telangana. The state government is gearing up to introduce new rules aimed at enhancing the benefits provided to agricultural workers. With confusion surrounding the distribution of financial assistance, these new regulations aim to streamline the process and ensure fair and efficient support for all eligible farmers. Impact on Farmers The proposed new rules for the Rythu Bharosa scheme could have a substantial impact on farmers across Telangana. One of the key areas of concern is the eligibility criteria for receiving benefits. While the government has already initiated fund transfers for farmers with less than 5 acres of land, questions remain about the inclusion of those with larger landholdings. Limitations and Eligibility Under the new regulations, there may be restrictions on the amount of land eligible for assistance. It's speculated that farmers may be limited to 5 acres of cultivated land, with non-cultivated lands potentially excluded from the scheme. This change could affect the eligibility of certain farmers and require them to adapt their agricultural practices accordingly. Telangana State
  • April 3, 2024

New Rules for Rythu Bandhu Scheme Telangana 2024 For More than 5 acres

Attention farmers! Significant changes are on the horizon for the New Rules for Rythu Bandhu Scheme Telangana 2024 For More…
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