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Members of the Telangana Union of Working Journalists (TUWJ)-H143 launched a postcard campaign in Adilabad, alleging that the State government had failed to allocate funds for journalists' welfare and had shelved the health card scheme. Adilabad: Members of the Telangana Union of Working Journalists (TUWJ)-H143 alleged that the State government had not allocated a single rupee for the welfare of journalists, while the health card system was shelved. They launched a postcard campaign against the government, demanding welfare measures and health cards on account of Gandhi Jayanthi here on Friday. The journalists initially paid tributes to the father of the nation and then visited a post office in the town. They sent postcards to the government, urging it to earmark Rs 100 crore as promised by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and to issue health cards at the earliest. They regretted that they lacked health security. TUWJ district president Betha Ramesh, leaders L Raju, Anwar, Premsagar, S Gangadhar, Mahabub Khan, Panam Praveen, Subhash, Gajanand, Teja, Sudhakar, Sathesh, Prashanth and others were present.

The Hyderabad district administration issued show-cause notices to 183 government school teachers for allegedly failing to mark attendance through the Facial Recognition System and remaining absent without prior information. Officials were directed to monitor attendance daily and ensure compliance. Hyderabad: Cracking the whip on errant teachers who were skipping classwork without prior information and not marking their attendance through the Facial Recognition System (FRS), the Hyderabad district administration served show-cause notices on 183 teachers working in various government schools in the city. The show-cause notices follow recent Hyderabad District Collector Dr Priyanka Ala's surprise inspections at government schools in the Old City, Secunderabad, Koti, Jubilee Hills, Khairatabad and other areas. During the visit, the collector found that despite the FRS system in place, 183 teachers did not mark their attendance and were absent without prior information. Dr Ala directed officials concerned to monitor teachers every day to ensure that they mark their attendance through FRS on time. The responsibility of ensuring that teachers regularly register their FRS attendance and remain available at their respective schools has been entrusted to the mandal education officers. Hyderabad District Educational Officer Yadaiah said that, as part of disciplinary action, show-cause notices were issued to 183 teachers who failed to mark their attendance through FRS. "Teachers will be suspended if they repeat the same conduct," he said. Yadaiah warned that all teachers must be punctual and mark their attendance through FRS to maintain academic standards and discipline in government schools. He said violations of the rules would invite strict action.