Gauhati University Controller of Examinations suspended due to delay in result declaration

Gauhati University CoE suspended: The Gauhati University suspended the Controller of Examinations Dr Dhruwajyoti Choudhury with immediate effect on Thursday, August 18, due to anomalies and delay in this year's Undergraduate examination results announcement of the university. 

The statement issued by Gauhati University read, "Pending drawal of Disciplinary Proceedings, Dr. Dhruwajyoti Choudhury, Controller of Examinations, Gauhati University is placed under suspension with immediate effect until further order because of anomaly and delay in declaration of results of the Undergraduate Examinations of Gauhati University in the year 2022."

According to the statement, the order was executed in the exercise of the power conferred by Rule 6 of Assam Services (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1964. The Deputy Controller of Examinations at the university has been assigned the additional duties of the CoE. 

Gauhati University final semester exam results delayed 

Following the failure of university authorities to declare the results of final semester exams for BA, BSc, and BCom, which were conducted on September 29, the students were worried about their future as many could not take admissions in other universities as they have been asked them to submit their final semester or overall marks statements. For more details, candidates are advised to keep an eye on the official website. 

Himanta Sarma-led Assam Govt orders all schools to display teachers' photos in classrooms

The Assam government on August 18 asked all High Schools, Higher Secondary Schools and Senior Secondary Schools in the state to display photographs of all the teachers in classrooms, reported news agency ANI. The Director of Secondary Education in Assam, Mamata Hojai issued the order to the institutional heads of all the secondary schools in the state.

An order dated August 17 has directed all the inspectors of schools to issue an instruction to all the heads of institutions under their jurisdiction to display photographs of all the teachers in sturdy, good-quality frames in the classrooms. "The order will be applicable in all high schools, higher secondary schools, and senior secondary schools," ANI quoted the Director of Secondary Education in Assam.