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Corpoation School Admission started for primary school students started in TamilNadu after Corona

The ongoing coronavirus crisis seems to have turned the tide for government schools as admissions in private schools across the state continue to look sluggish. Many parents, who had pay cuts due to lockdown are looking up to government schools as they could not afford the fees for their children to study in self-financing institutions.

As per the usual schedule, the admission process commences from June. However, it was postponed indefinitely this year due to COVID-19 pandemic.

A senior official from the School Education Department told DT Next on Friday that admissions in the government schools has witnessed more increase in southern districts of the state.

According to the provisional data given by the official, the number of admissions crossed more than 10,000 in more than 10 districts with Thoothukudi admitting more than 15,000 students in government schools.

“Other districts that witnessed high admissions (more than 10,000) in the state-run schools include Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Madurai, Tirunelveli, Ramanathapuram, and Sivaganga,” he said adding “going by the trend, we expect that the admissions to the government schools will be increased by 15 per cent this academic year.”

Tamil Nadu Teachers Association president PK Ilamaran also said that with the Madras High Court ruling on the Other Backward Classes (OBCs) quota, there would be a huge demand in the admissions to the government school this academic year, especially for Class 11.

Referring to the data, Ilamaran said that a government high school in Karikudi taluk was forced to reject at least 500 admissions since they had an intake capacity of just 200 this year. “Likewise, many government schools even in cities received more applications than the intake,” he said.

DC Elangovan, secretary of the Federation of Associations of Private Schools in Tamil Nadu, maintained that except for few institutions in the cities, admissions in private schools did not take off as expected.

“It is because of the parents who had a pay cut, could not offer to remit school fees,” he reasoned. At present, there are about 45,000 government and government-aided schools besides about 13,000 private schools from primary to higher secondary level were functioning in the state to cater education to more than 1.3 crore students.

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20/08/2020

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20/08/2020

20/08/2020

A 28-year-old police constable was killed on the spot after a double murder accused hurled a country-made bomb at a special police team attempting to arrest the man at Manakarai village near Murapanadu on Tuesday.

The constable was identified as Subramanian, hailing from Pandaravilai village near Srivaikuntam. He worked as the Alwarthirunagar police station and was part of a five-member special police team that went to Manakarai to arrest the accused Durai Muthu (30).

The team was acting on a tip-off that Muthu was in possession of country-made bombs and had conspired to kill his rivals. Muthu was hiding at a house in the outskirts of the village near the Vallanadu hills.

According to police, when the team was in pursuit of Muthu and his aides, the accused hurled country-made bombs at the police personnel and ran into the forest. The police also retaliated but Subramanian was killed on the spot as a bomb fell on him.

Police sources said that a few other personnel were also injured. Subramanian's body has been shifted to the Tirunelveli government medical college hospital in Palayamkottai for post mortem examination.

Thoothukudi SP S Jeyakumar visited the crime scene and conducted inquiries. Further investigations are on and police security has been beefed up in the region. Jeyakumar told reporters that Durai Muthu was an accused in a murder case at Tirunelveli Pettai and in a double murder case in Srivaikuntam here.

"The constable had escaped the first time the accused hurled a bomb, but the second time he hurled a country-made bomb it hit the constable's head," he said. He said that Muthu was also injured grievously in the blast and had been shifted to TVMCH. Police have arrested three of Muthu’s aides and seized a car with weapons.

Later in the evening, IG (South Zone) S Murugan, speaking to reporters, said that Subramanian’s head was shattered in the bomb blast. He said that the police team was adequately prepared to nab the accused but had been caught off-guard by the country-made bombs.

Meanwhile, Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami condoled the death of Subramanian and announced a compensation of Rs 50 lakh and a government job for his family member. Subramanian is survived by his wife and their six-month-old baby.

Two murder cases among others were pending against the history-sheeter and the special team reached the area following information, a senior official said.

Of the two bombs that were hurled at the police team, the second one exploded, fatally injuring the constable in the head, the official said.

Three of Muthu’s accomplices, including his younger brother were nabbed from the area, police added.

Meanwhile, Palaniswami, in a statement in Chennai, condoled Subramanian’s killing and termed as “unfortunate” his death which occurred while discharging his official duties and expressed his sympathies with the family of the deceased.

Besides announcing Rs 50 lakh assistance to the family, he said he has also directed providing government job to a kin based on qualification. PTI
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