Madurai-Rameshwaram-Dhanushkodi
Maneesha Peethambaran Preji.
S & G ,Sankarankutty and Georgekutty.
I was really taken aback when I saw S & G closed up.The prestigious Institution who gave academic excellence to the 3 more generations was a candle light for the students of Punnapra north.Once when the Pre degree was there in the colleges,students from very far off places came here for their additional nutrition. At the time of my H S E at Aravukad H S S, many of my classmates(3 biology and 2 Computer science) were struggling hard to be on time at the Aravukad School and at their respective tuition centres. At the same time many of Us,being at S & G enjoyed the privileage of the most Punctual students of Aravukad as it hosts every subjects under its roof and the students can take their respective subjects. Apart of theory,there are also rations for Lab facilities which I make good use of both at H S E and B. Sc . Its an outcome of the friendship of Mr.Sankarankutty and George Kutty,the fellow classmates of B.Sc Maths of S D College Alappuzha.Dont know why it stops,but heartbre...
In bath suit you three appear smart. Congtaulations dear Preji
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Quick bucks for private colleges!
Many of the affiliated colleges in Kerala are in killing spree in disguise for the appointment of teachers to their various faculties. One of the major handicaps the managements face with, is the lack of NET/JRF qualified candidates with liquid cash in tune with 20 or 30 lakhs. Then, came news from some flip-side doors of the UGC stating that candidates with M Phil can also apply for the posts. On hearing this there was a heavy rush for purchase of application forms from the office-counters of private colleges and it attracted some quick bucks to the managements. The managements were also happy of getting an immediate fortune without many hardships. If demand is high the auction amount is also high.
But unfortunately, soon arrived a clarification from the UGC that candidates should be NET qualified for appointment, sending the management to an immoderate despair. However, the Mundassery II of Kerala is contemplating to dilute the UGC stipulations in collusion with all gluttonous managements.
Will the Managements pay back the application money in tune with Rs 500 or 750 they collected from candidates for one-day clearance sale of application forms? Will the Government check up the rank lists of candidates waiting for appointment in these colleges? Is there any management in Kerala, still waiting to appoint from their lists because of non-compliance of candidates with adequate fund? Will the Government ask private college managements to publish the rank lists on their website, as PSC do, on the very next day after the interview? There should be some corroboration in the acts of private college managements in Kerala because salary to the privileged ones appointed in these colleges are paid from State exchequer.
K A Solaman
In swimming suit it is marvellous.
ReplyDeleteQuick bucks for private colleges!
Many of the affiliated colleges in Kerala are in killing spree in disguise for the appointment of teachers to their various faculties. One of the major handicaps the managements face with, is the lack of NET/JRF qualified candidates with liquid cash in tune with 20 or 30 lakhs. Then, came news from some flip-side doors of the UGC stating that candidates with M Phil can also apply for the posts. On hearing this there was a heavy rush for purchase of application forms from the office-counters of private colleges and it attracted some quick bucks to the managements. The managements were also happy of getting an immediate fortune without many hardships. If demand is high the auction amount is also high.
But unfortunately, soon arrived a clarification from the UGC that candidates should be NET qualified for appointment, sending the management to an immoderate despair. However, the Mundassery II of Kerala is contemplating to dilute the UGC stipulations in collusion with all gluttonous managements.
Will the Managements pay back the application money in tune with Rs 500 or 750 they collected from candidates for one-day clearance sale of application forms? Will the Government check up the rank lists of candidates waiting for appointment in these colleges? Is there any management in Kerala, still waiting to appoint from their lists because of non-compliance of candidates with adequate fund? Will the Government ask private college managements to publish the rank lists on their website, as PSC do, on the very next day after the interview? There should be some corroboration in the acts of private college managements in Kerala because salary to the privileged ones appointed in these colleges are paid from State exchequer.
K A Solaman