accounting lapses

The Supreme Court expressed deep concern over the NEET paper leak, calling it "traumatic" for students and families and emphasizing the need for accountability. The bench stressed that youngsters should not be disappointed by repeated examination lapses. The government assured the court that Prime Minister Modi is personally monitoring developments to ensure no shortcomings.

Dehradun welcomes its new district magistrate, Ashish Chauhan, whose vision includes a commitment to open and clear welfare strategies. His approach to managing the Char Dham pilgrimage prioritizes safety and ease for pilgrims while ensuring the region is prepared for disasters.

A Gurgaon court denied bail to a builder accused of duping an NRI investor in a multi-crore property deal. The judge cited "deliberate deception" and potential conspiracy, noting allegations of forged signatures and siphoned funds. The builder allegedly used a dormant bank account for buyback cheques, indicating intentional fraud. The court emphasized the rising trend of economic offenses against investors.

Twenty-four headmasters in Deoghar district have received showcause notices for poor Jharkhand Academic Council exam results. The district superintendent of education cited a sharp decline in academic standards, attributing the disappointing outcomes to significant teacher shortages and low student attendance. The administration plans remedial classes and holiday sessions to address the issue.

In the heart of Jharkhand, a crisis looms as numerous assistant teachers are left without their paychecks for months. This prolonged salary drought has plunged many into a dire financial situation. Despite their consistent appeals to the government and urgent requests from the Chief Minister, no resolution is in sight.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has refuted allegations of irregularities in awarding a digital evaluation contract to Coempt Edutech, asserting that all General Financial Rules were followed.

A Delhi consumer commission has come down hard on IndiaCakes after they failed to deliver a birthday cake, and subsequently made false claims about an attempted delivery. The online bakery has been mandated to refund Rs 1,031 and additionally shell out Rs 4,000 for compensation and expenses.