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Eligible candidates can register for the examination on the official website icsi.edu till July 10, 2023                                ICSI CSEET July 2023 Exam Postponed, Now on July 30 The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has postponed the CS Executive Entrance Test (CSEET) July 2023 session due to unavoidable reasons. As per the revised schedule, ICSI CSEET 2023 exam will now be conducted on July 30 rather than July 8, 2023. The authorities have also re-opened the registration window for those who could not apply earlier. Eligible candidates can register for the examination on the official website icsi.edu till July 10, 2023. “All candidates who have registered themselves for appearing in CSEET-July 2023 Session, which was scheduled to be held on Saturday, 8th July 2023, are hereby informed that this Test has been postponed due to some unavoidable reasons. CSEET JuIy 2023 Session is now rescheduled to be held on Sunday, 30th July 2023,” stated ICSI in the official n

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The association said the entire NExT exercise had been a grossly one-sided affair, without taking into consideration the legitimate concerns of medical students and the profession Image used for representative purpose only. The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has appealed to the National Medical Commission (NMC) to take a relook at its proposed exit examination for all MBBS students in the country, which will now be the licentiate exam and post graduate selection exam. The IMA said that nearly 50% of the total medical colleges in India were set up only 10–15 years ago, thus the standard of such colleges could not be compared with the colleges that have well-trained teachers and systems. National Exit Test for medical students is neither in the interest of students nor State governments: CM Stalin writes to PM Modi “All India Institute of Medical Sciences conducting the NExT will be detrimental to the students of newly started medical colleges. Also, minimum marks for passing for lic

At the company’s extraordinary general meeting, Raveendran told shareholders that the committee will consist of independent directors. Image used for representational purposes only. BENGALURU: Edtech firm Byju’s, which is currently grappling with multiple issues, is said to form Board Advisory Committee (BAC), which will provide guidance to the CEO. The committee will also advise the CEO on a governance structure that is suitable for the edtech firm. At the company’s extraordinary general meeting, Raveendran told shareholders that the committee will consist of independent directors. He also explained to them the company’s progress with regard to the term loan B resolution, Aakash initial public offer (IPO) and the company’s financial audit for FY22 and FY23. Ajay Goel, the newly appointed CFO of the company, informed shareholders that the FY22 audit will be completed by September and FY23 by December. Many shareholders attended the meeting and the top executive also discussed the Aak

In the results declared by the ICAI on Wednesday, Y Gokul Sai Sreekar of Hyderabad secured 688 (86 per cent) out of 800 marks in the CA Intermediate Examination                                                                   Y Gokul Sai Sreekar                               Hyderabad: A Hyderabad boy stood all India topper in the Chartered Accountants Intermediate Examination May 2023, which is considered as one of the toughest exams. In the results declared by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) on Wednesday, Y Gokul Sai Sreekar of Hyderabad secured 688 (86 per cent) out of 800 marks in the CA Intermediate Examination. Speaking to ‘Telangana Today’, Sreekar said he would be enrolling for CA Articleship training in Big 4 companies. “I liked Finance as a field and wanted to explore the sector. This is the reason I chose CA,” the 18-year old said. While several candidates take multiple attempts to clear the exam, Sreekar who studied about 12 to 13 hours a day toppe

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed for the setting up of a campus of IIT Madras in Zanzibar, which is a Tanzanian archipelago off the coast of East Africa. Image used for representational purposes only NEW DELHI: In line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 which focuses on Internationalisation and recommends that high-performing Indian universities will be encouraged to set up campuses in other countries — IIT will have its first campus outside India in Zanzibar, Tanzania. Programs for the campus will be launched in October this year. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on Wednesday in Zanzibar, between India’s education ministry, IIT Madras and the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training of Zanzibar. External Affairs Minister, Dr S Jaishankar, and the President of Zanzibar were present on the occasion. “Witnessed the signing of the agreement on setting up of IIT Madras Zanzibar campus. We appreciate the President (Dr Hussein Al Mwinyi) gr

The matter took flare when Alok accused Jyoti of corruption as well as having an Illicit relationship. He further accused her of plotting to murder him. Bareilly SDM Jyoti Maurya  The ongoing dispute between PCS officer Jyoti Maurya, posted as Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) in Bareilly, and her husband Alok Maurya continues to take many twists and turns. It is no less dramatic than the 1999 Hindi romantic movie ‘Sooryavansham’ in which a labourer in a transport company who encourages his wife to complete her IAS studies, who is later appointed as the District Collector in her home district. In the latest development in the story, Jyoti has filed for divorce from her husband. She has also accused him of hacking her phone and planting false evidence of her infidelity, according to media reports. In a viral social media audio clip, Jyoti is heard saying to her husband, “Bilkul chadayethe 5000 Rs tilak lekin tabhi toh paresan karte the aap log paise ke liye, gadi ke liye (You have take

The principal was attacked after parents of students complained to the activists about their children being forced to recite and take part in Christian prayers. DY Patil High School Principal Alexander Coates being assaulted by a mob. CHENNAI: Videos emerged on Wednesday showing the principal of DY Patil High School being assaulted by Hindutva activists on school premises in the Talegaon Dabhade area in Pune. The principal, Alexander Coates, was attacked by a mob and booked by the police for forcing the students of his school to take part and recite Christian prayers. According to reports, several parents had complained to the activists about their children being forced to recite Christian prayer. They also said that the students were not given holidays for Hindu festivals. Additionally, the principal was also accused by the activists of installing CCTV cameras inside the girls’ washrooms. Following the incident, reports suggest that the Pune police have filed a case and are yet to

Chouhan said he was saddened by the incident, as he washed the feet of the youth, Dashmat Rawat, while sitting on the floor at the CM's residence in Bhopal. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan meets Dashmat Rawat and washes his feet at CM House in Bhopal.  BHOPAL: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Thursday washed the feet of a tribal youth, on whom a man had urinated, to express sorrow over the incident and apologised to him. Chouhan said he was saddened by the incident, as he washed the feet of the youth, Dashmat Rawat, while sitting on the floor at the CM’s residence in Bhopal. He called the youth ‘Sudama’ and said, “Dashmat, you are now my friend.” Chouhan also discussed various issues with him on the occasion, especially to know whether the benefits of different welfare schemes were reaching him, an official said. Earlier, the CM and the tribal man together planted a sapling at the Smart City Park here. Police on Wednesday arrested Praves

In dams other than Malankara Dam in Idukki, the water levels showed a "falling trend", indicating a drop in rainfall intensity as was predicted a day ago by the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Motorists wading through a flooded road near Edappally Ganapathi temple in Kochi. THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Rains continued to lash several parts of Kerala on Thursday, affecting normal life as schools declared a holiday in many districts and hundreds were displaced from their homes, which were damaged by uprooted trees or flooded by rising river water, forcing them to take shelter in the relief camps. The continuous rains since the previous night damaged hundreds of homes in various districts of the state. The shutters of some dams, like Malankara Dam in Idukki district, were opened to release water downstream, following heavy rains in their catchment area. However, in several other dams, the water levels showed a “falling trend”, indicating a drop in rainfall intensity as was pred