Poulami Roy is a journalist for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in the state of West Bengal and the city of Kolkata. Poulami covers a range of topics including education, government policies, and events happening in the local community.
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Poulami Roy's primary focus is on local education and government-related topics in India, with a specific emphasis on Kolkata and West Bengal. She frequently covers government announcements related to educational institutions, as well as issues concerning schools, universities, examinations, and the education system in general.
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By: Poulami Roy
Calcutta University provides options for 120 MA Bengali first-semester examinees facing missing answer scripts, including accepting uploaded marks or taking fresh tests. Students are given choices to resolve the issue and facilitate result declarations amidst concerns over lost and burned scripts.
Kolkata: The University of Calcutta has decided to call the principals of colleges that had reported that answer scripts of Bengali first-semester
Kolkata: The mystery of the lone missing paper from the MA Bengali first-semester, which disappeared from a bundle of answer scripts, has foxed the
Kolkata: La Martiniere for Boys School has suspended assistant teacher Susmita Chakraborty , and started disciplinary enquiry against her, for
Kolkata: Calcutta University on Wednesday sent an action taken report to the state higher education department, detailing the set of options
In response to the tragic death of 11-year-old Ayush Paik in a road accident, Vaishno Devi Academy in Kolkata introduces strict measures mandating parents to bring two helmets for two-wheeler pickups. The school aims to prevent further tragedies by increasing awareness and enforcing helmet use among students. The community mourns as officials discuss the need for improved traffic regulations and emergency care.
By: Poulami Roy
Calcutta University has submitted an action report to the state education department regarding the missing answer scripts of Bengali MA first-semester exams. The university details the options available for the affected students and has released results for many others.
By: Poulami Roy
The KMC has issued a stop-work order to La Martiniere for Boys following complaints regarding unauthorized renovations that jeopardize the school's heritage status. The historic steps, which had been replaced by marble slabs, are at the center of the dispute between school authorities and the Association of La Martiniere Alumni.
The Justice U U Lalit Committee will release a new advertisement for the permanent Vice-Chancellor positions at Rabindra Bharati University (RBU) and West Bengal University of Health Sciences (WBUHS) due to the lack of eligible candidates. Interviews were previously conducted, but no suitable candidates were found. This new announcement is expected to be made today.
By: Poulami Roy
Kolkata: The probe committee, which has been formed by Calcutta University (CU) to investigate the mystery of the lone missing answer script , on
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