The PU Board Director's circular for withholding the salary of those
lecturers who failed to teach stipulated period (16 hours) in a week has put
several PU College teachers to trouble in Kodagu district.
The circular, which was passed while releasing the salary of the teacher for March-April has warned of holding DD PU Board responsible for releasing the salary of those teachers who have not completed 16 hours of teaching in a week.
The circular is applicable to Aided Private College lecturers and not the government PU
College lecturers.
There are 11 Aided PU Colleges in Kodagu district. Accordingly, about 76 lecturers will feel the heat of the order. The order has put even the DDPUE into trouble. There is a fear of getting punishment from the government if the salary is credited.
In fact few teachers had said that it was not possible to teach 16 hours in a week with the decline in the number of students getting enrolled to the PU Colleges and starting of new PU Colleges.
"As per the government order, lecturers should teach minimum of eight hours to 16 hours. There is no problem in teaching for eig...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
The circular, which was passed while releasing the salary of the teacher for March-April has warned of holding DD PU Board responsible for releasing the salary of those teachers who have not completed 16 hours of teaching in a week.
The circular is applicable to Aided Private College lecturers and not the government PU
College lecturers.
There are 11 Aided PU Colleges in Kodagu district. Accordingly, about 76 lecturers will feel the heat of the order. The order has put even the DDPUE into trouble. There is a fear of getting punishment from the government if the salary is credited.
In fact few teachers had said that it was not possible to teach 16 hours in a week with the decline in the number of students getting enrolled to the PU Colleges and starting of new PU Colleges.
"As per the government order, lecturers should teach minimum of eight hours to 16 hours. There is no problem in teaching for eig...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
The PU Board Director's circular for withholding the salary of those
lecturers who failed to teach stipulated period (16 hours) in a week has put
several PU College teachers to trouble in Kodagu district.
The circular, which was passed while releasing the salary of the teacher for March-April has warned of holding DD PU Board responsible for releasing the salary of those teachers who have not completed 16 hours of teaching in a week.
The circular is applicable to Aided Private College lecturers and not the government PU
College lecturers.
There are 11 Aided PU Colleges in Kodagu district. Accordingly, about 76 lecturers will feel the heat of the order. The order has put even the DDPUE into trouble. There is a fear of getting punishment from the government if the salary is credited.
In fact few teachers had said that it was not possible to teach 16 hours in a week with the decline in the number of students getting enrolled to the PU Colleges and starting of new PU Colleges.
"As per the government order, lecturers should teach minimum of eight hours to 16 hours. There is no problem in teaching for eig...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
The circular, which was passed while releasing the salary of the teacher for March-April has warned of holding DD PU Board responsible for releasing the salary of those teachers who have not completed 16 hours of teaching in a week.
The circular is applicable to Aided Private College lecturers and not the government PU
College lecturers.
There are 11 Aided PU Colleges in Kodagu district. Accordingly, about 76 lecturers will feel the heat of the order. The order has put even the DDPUE into trouble. There is a fear of getting punishment from the government if the salary is credited.
In fact few teachers had said that it was not possible to teach 16 hours in a week with the decline in the number of students getting enrolled to the PU Colleges and starting of new PU Colleges.
"As per the government order, lecturers should teach minimum of eight hours to 16 hours. There is no problem in teaching for eig...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
American sprinter Justin Gatlin continued his recent resurgence ahead
of the London Olympics with victory in the men's 100 metres at the IAAF World
Challenge on Wednesday.
The gold medallist in the 2004 Athens Games won in 9.93 seconds ahead of compatriot Michael Rodgers (10.06) and Jamaica's Jacques Harvey (10.16). Gatlin, the world indoor 60 metre champion who has enjoyed a revival of late after his four-year ban for doping ended in 2010, followed up his success in the Diamond League meeting in Doha on Saturday, where he beat Jamaica's Asafa Powell.
In the women's 100, Carmelita Jeter sprinted to victory in 11.11 seconds to finish ahead of Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare (11.21) and Aleen Bailey of Jamaica (11.34).
Another world champion who enjoyed a happy return to Daegu was Grenada's Kirani James, who won the men's 400 in 44.72. There was also success for Aries Merritt (13.21), who pipped compatriot David Oliver (13.22) to win the men's 110 metres hurdles.
The gold medallist in the 2004 Athens Games won in 9.93 seconds ahead of compatriot Michael Rodgers (10.06) and Jamaica's Jacques Harvey (10.16). Gatlin, the world indoor 60 metre champion who has enjoyed a revival of late after his four-year ban for doping ended in 2010, followed up his success in the Diamond League meeting in Doha on Saturday, where he beat Jamaica's Asafa Powell.
In the women's 100, Carmelita Jeter sprinted to victory in 11.11 seconds to finish ahead of Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare (11.21) and Aleen Bailey of Jamaica (11.34).
Another world champion who enjoyed a happy return to Daegu was Grenada's Kirani James, who won the men's 400 in 44.72. There was also success for Aries Merritt (13.21), who pipped compatriot David Oliver (13.22) to win the men's 110 metres hurdles.
American sprinter Justin Gatlin continued his recent resurgence ahead
of the London Olympics with victory in the men's 100 metres at the IAAF World
Challenge on Wednesday.
The gold medallist in the 2004 Athens Games won in 9.93 seconds ahead of compatriot Michael Rodgers (10.06) and Jamaica's Jacques Harvey (10.16). Gatlin, the world indoor 60 metre champion who has enjoyed a revival of late after his four-year ban for doping ended in 2010, followed up his success in the Diamond League meeting in Doha on Saturday, where he beat Jamaica's Asafa Powell.
In the women's 100, Carmelita Jeter sprinted to victory in 11.11 seconds to finish ahead of Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare (11.21) and Aleen Bailey of Jamaica (11.34).
Another world champion who enjoyed a happy return to Daegu was Grenada's Kirani James, who won the men's 400 in 44.72. There was also success for Aries Merritt (13.21), who pipped compatriot David Oliver (13.22) to win the men's 110 metres hurdles.
The gold medallist in the 2004 Athens Games won in 9.93 seconds ahead of compatriot Michael Rodgers (10.06) and Jamaica's Jacques Harvey (10.16). Gatlin, the world indoor 60 metre champion who has enjoyed a revival of late after his four-year ban for doping ended in 2010, followed up his success in the Diamond League meeting in Doha on Saturday, where he beat Jamaica's Asafa Powell.
In the women's 100, Carmelita Jeter sprinted to victory in 11.11 seconds to finish ahead of Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare (11.21) and Aleen Bailey of Jamaica (11.34).
Another world champion who enjoyed a happy return to Daegu was Grenada's Kirani James, who won the men's 400 in 44.72. There was also success for Aries Merritt (13.21), who pipped compatriot David Oliver (13.22) to win the men's 110 metres hurdles.
World champions Japan have called up a towering goalkeeper to help them
in their bid to win the women's soccer title at this year's London
Olympics.
Erina Yamane, who at 187 centimetres (6 feet, two inches) looks down on Japan's senior men's goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima, has made the cut for London, local media reported on Tuesday. "I thought it was a joke," Yamane, a product of the Japan Football Association's 'Supergirl Project' designed to unearth a future goalkeeper, told the Nikkan Sports newspaper.
"I didn't think I was ready to play at an Olympics," added the 21-year-old, whose L-League team, Tepco Mareeze, run by Tokyo Electric Power Co., was shut down after last year's nuclear crisis, forcing her to move to Chiba Ladies.
"The Olympics wasn't even on my radar to be honest. I'll just do whatever I can for the team,'' Yamane says.
Named after a frilly pink flower, Japan's 'Nadeshiko' surprised the mighty United States on penalties to win the World Cup in Frankfurt in July. Their astonishing run to the final gave a traumatised country a psychological lift after last year's deadly tsunami, which triggered a nuclear m...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
Erina Yamane, who at 187 centimetres (6 feet, two inches) looks down on Japan's senior men's goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima, has made the cut for London, local media reported on Tuesday. "I thought it was a joke," Yamane, a product of the Japan Football Association's 'Supergirl Project' designed to unearth a future goalkeeper, told the Nikkan Sports newspaper.
"I didn't think I was ready to play at an Olympics," added the 21-year-old, whose L-League team, Tepco Mareeze, run by Tokyo Electric Power Co., was shut down after last year's nuclear crisis, forcing her to move to Chiba Ladies.
"The Olympics wasn't even on my radar to be honest. I'll just do whatever I can for the team,'' Yamane says.
Named after a frilly pink flower, Japan's 'Nadeshiko' surprised the mighty United States on penalties to win the World Cup in Frankfurt in July. Their astonishing run to the final gave a traumatised country a psychological lift after last year's deadly tsunami, which triggered a nuclear m...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
World champions Japan have called up a towering goalkeeper to help them
in their bid to win the women's soccer title at this year's London
Olympics.
Erina Yamane, who at 187 centimetres (6 feet, two inches) looks down on Japan's senior men's goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima, has made the cut for London, local media reported on Tuesday. "I thought it was a joke," Yamane, a product of the Japan Football Association's 'Supergirl Project' designed to unearth a future goalkeeper, told the Nikkan Sports newspaper.
"I didn't think I was ready to play at an Olympics," added the 21-year-old, whose L-League team, Tepco Mareeze, run by Tokyo Electric Power Co., was shut down after last year's nuclear crisis, forcing her to move to Chiba Ladies.
"The Olympics wasn't even on my radar to be honest. I'll just do whatever I can for the team,'' Yamane says.
Named after a frilly pink flower, Japan's 'Nadeshiko' surprised the mighty United States on penalties to win the World Cup in Frankfurt in July. Their astonishing run to the final gave a traumatised country a psychological lift after last year's deadly tsunami, which triggered a nuclear m...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
Erina Yamane, who at 187 centimetres (6 feet, two inches) looks down on Japan's senior men's goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima, has made the cut for London, local media reported on Tuesday. "I thought it was a joke," Yamane, a product of the Japan Football Association's 'Supergirl Project' designed to unearth a future goalkeeper, told the Nikkan Sports newspaper.
"I didn't think I was ready to play at an Olympics," added the 21-year-old, whose L-League team, Tepco Mareeze, run by Tokyo Electric Power Co., was shut down after last year's nuclear crisis, forcing her to move to Chiba Ladies.
"The Olympics wasn't even on my radar to be honest. I'll just do whatever I can for the team,'' Yamane says.
Named after a frilly pink flower, Japan's 'Nadeshiko' surprised the mighty United States on penalties to win the World Cup in Frankfurt in July. Their astonishing run to the final gave a traumatised country a psychological lift after last year's deadly tsunami, which triggered a nuclear m...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
The malaria cases in Dakshina Kannada district have been on the rise
in a significant manner as a total of 1,816 cases have been reported this year
till April. Out of the 1,816 cases, 1,571 cases were reported in Mangalore city
limits alone. Last year, in the same period, a total of 1,361 cases were
reported.
It may be noted here that a total of 9,024 malaria cases have been reported in
the district in the last nine years, out of which, more than 90 per cent of the
cases have been reported in the city limits.
Following the rise in number of cases, the Joint Director of National Vector
Born Diseases Control Programme (NVBDCP) has initiated the Urban Malaria
Control Programme exclusively for Mangalore city. The Mangalore City
Corporation will be implementing the programme with the technical and logistic
support from the District Vector Born Diseases Control Officer.
Speaking to Deccan Herald, District Vector Born Diseases Control Officer Dr
Arun Kumar said that the climate in Mangalore is optimum for anopheles
mosquitoes to grow. "As a number of construction activities are going on in
Mangalore, the number of malaria cases too ar
The malaria cases in Dakshina Kannada district have been on the rise
in a significant manner as a total of 1,816 cases have been reported this year
till April. Out of the 1,816 cases, 1,571 cases were reported in Mangalore city
limits alone. Last year, in the same period, a total of 1,361 cases were
reported.
It may be noted here that a total of 9,024 malaria cases have been reported in
the district in the last nine years, out of which, more than 90 per cent of the
cases have been reported in the city limits.
Following the rise in number of cases, the Joint Director of National Vector
Born Diseases Control Programme (NVBDCP) has initiated the Urban Malaria
Control Programme exclusively for Mangalore city. The Mangalore City
Corporation will be implementing the programme with the technical and logistic
support from the District Vector Born Diseases Control Officer.
Speaking to Deccan Herald, District Vector Born Diseases Control Officer Dr
Arun Kumar said that the climate in Mangalore is optimum for anopheles
mosquitoes to grow. "As a number of construction activities are going on in
Mangalore, the number of malaria cases too ar
If the sun shines on the London Olympics athletes will not have to
worry about being woken up early by its rays thanks to blackout curtains
installed in every apartment in the Games village.
The London 2012 Athletes' Committee, headed by triple jump world-record holder Jonathan Edwards, met to give its seal of approval to the village on Tuesday as rain beat down in the capital.
"I believe the Olympic Village we have seen today ranks among the best at any previous Games," said Edwards, who won gold in Sydney in 2000, four years after finishing runner-up in Atlanta.
"It has been built around the specific needs of modern performance athletes and I am confident they will benefit from the new features and initiatives the Athletes' Commission have helped deliver."
The 1.1-billion pound ($1.76-billion) village, created in what was once a weed-strewn industrial landscape, will house up to 16,000 athletes and officials in 2,800 apartments during the July 27-Aug. 12 Games and 6,200 athletes at the Paralympics a few weeks later.
"Grab and Go" carts will be placed around the landscaped grounds so that athletes can sto...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
The London 2012 Athletes' Committee, headed by triple jump world-record holder Jonathan Edwards, met to give its seal of approval to the village on Tuesday as rain beat down in the capital.
"I believe the Olympic Village we have seen today ranks among the best at any previous Games," said Edwards, who won gold in Sydney in 2000, four years after finishing runner-up in Atlanta.
"It has been built around the specific needs of modern performance athletes and I am confident they will benefit from the new features and initiatives the Athletes' Commission have helped deliver."
The 1.1-billion pound ($1.76-billion) village, created in what was once a weed-strewn industrial landscape, will house up to 16,000 athletes and officials in 2,800 apartments during the July 27-Aug. 12 Games and 6,200 athletes at the Paralympics a few weeks later.
"Grab and Go" carts will be placed around the landscaped grounds so that athletes can sto...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
If the sun shines on the London Olympics athletes will not have to
worry about being woken up early by its rays thanks to blackout curtains
installed in every apartment in the Games village.
The London 2012 Athletes' Committee, headed by triple jump world-record holder Jonathan Edwards, met to give its seal of approval to the village on Tuesday as rain beat down in the capital.
"I believe the Olympic Village we have seen today ranks among the best at any previous Games," said Edwards, who won gold in Sydney in 2000, four years after finishing runner-up in Atlanta.
"It has been built around the specific needs of modern performance athletes and I am confident they will benefit from the new features and initiatives the Athletes' Commission have helped deliver."
The 1.1-billion pound ($1.76-billion) village, created in what was once a weed-strewn industrial landscape, will house up to 16,000 athletes and officials in 2,800 apartments during the July 27-Aug. 12 Games and 6,200 athletes at the Paralympics a few weeks later.
"Grab and Go" carts will be placed around the landscaped grounds so that athletes can sto...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
The London 2012 Athletes' Committee, headed by triple jump world-record holder Jonathan Edwards, met to give its seal of approval to the village on Tuesday as rain beat down in the capital.
"I believe the Olympic Village we have seen today ranks among the best at any previous Games," said Edwards, who won gold in Sydney in 2000, four years after finishing runner-up in Atlanta.
"It has been built around the specific needs of modern performance athletes and I am confident they will benefit from the new features and initiatives the Athletes' Commission have helped deliver."
The 1.1-billion pound ($1.76-billion) village, created in what was once a weed-strewn industrial landscape, will house up to 16,000 athletes and officials in 2,800 apartments during the July 27-Aug. 12 Games and 6,200 athletes at the Paralympics a few weeks later.
"Grab and Go" carts will be placed around the landscaped grounds so that athletes can sto...... [ Read the rest of this story ]
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