TSBIE Inter board Withdrew Earlier Proceedings on Classes, Says No Classes till August 31

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The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) has announced that classes for intermediate second-year students which were scheduled to commence from August 17 will not start at least till August 31.

Earlier, Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) on Friday issued proceedings to commence classes from August 17 and withdrew the order within a few hours.

Due to the instructions by the central government on the commencement of educational institutions, the BIE commissioner Syed Omer Jaleel, who had issued proceedings with regards to online classes on Friday, was forced to withdraw them.

As per the instructions by the central government, educational institutions cannot resume academic year till August 31.

"The orders issued in the commissioner's proceedings in the context with attendance of all staff to their respective institutions with effect from August 17 onwards is hereby withdrawn," said a proceeding from the commissioner’s office.

While another proceeding from the commissioner's office said, adding that instructions on the functioning of government and private aided junior colleges and monitoring of online classes would be issued at a later stage.

Junior Lecturers Asked to Make Efforts

The BIE commissioner has asked all junior lecturers to make efforts for admissions of students into their colleges.

Moreover, the junior lecturers have also been asked to create WhatsApp groups of students for hand-holding and reach out to students who were not having television or smartphone connectivity.

The commissioner has also asked principals and junior lecturers were further instructed to monitor online classes to be telecast on Doordarshan (DD) Yadagiri, T-SAT, and YouTube and ensure all students of the intermediate second-year attend online classes.

As per a BIE official, the board is ready with the required material to commence digital classes and is waiting for the government's nod to begin classes.

On the other hand, principals working in government junior colleges stated that instead of issuing proceedings a day or two before classes were scheduled to begin, time should be given to sanitise colleges and for staff to make arrangements to reach their workplaces.