39 Students From TGSWREIS Clear CMA Foundation
Haydarabad: Thirty -nine students from the Social Welfare Housing Education Institutions Association of Social Welfare Educational Institutions cleared the June 2025 CMA Foundation exam. Seventy -five students emerged for the national level test by the Indian Cost Accountants Institute (ICAI), which led to the CMA intermediate program.
One statement said that Goulidoddi Center of Excellence has seen 18 out of 28 out of 28. Ibrahimpatnam, 14 out of 23 and seven of 23 candidates in Medchal Center.
The foundation exam, known for its difficulty, includes four articles covering economy, management, accounting, law, ethics, business mathematics and statistics. Each candidate should get at least 40 points in each subject and 200 points to be qualified.
Social Welfare Minister Adluri Laxman Kumar congratulated the students and said that the results of the Gurukula system strengthened the purpose of expanding opportunities from inadequate past for students.
Association Secretary Dr vs Alagu Varsini announced that a special CMA Coaching program has been introduced for 480 students for this academic year. The initiative will be carried out in the centers of excellence in İbrahimpatnam and Saroornagar. Society, internship, mentoring opportunities and scholarships by offering these students to support these students from accounting companies, companies and academic institutions demanded.
GHMC Panel RS 5 Breakfast, 15 offers
Haydarabad: The GHMC Permanent Committee approved breakfast in Cantneens, starting in mid -July. In addition, the Committee cleared 15 more proposals, including the estimated and strengthening of the main package in Lake Saroornagar with the cost of 5.60 CRORE, and the expansion and development of a 100 -meter road from Shastipuram Rob to the inner ring road (near Mehfil Hotel) with the cost of 4.95 CRORE.
During the Kbr Park Parking in Jubilee Hills, an suggestion to develop a Haydararabad Sculpture Park was waiting.
KCR is having health check in the second round
Haydarabad: On Thursday, former Prime Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao spent a second check-up in a private hospital and returned to the Nandinagar residence in Banjara Hills in the evening.
Rao can be remembered, adopted for a day for a day last week, and doctors said they put it in electrolyte imbalances with a higher treatment and high sodium levels than normal sugar levels. After resting for a week, he returned to the hospital for a follow -up on Thursday. After spending almost the whole day in the hospital, he returned home in the evening.
According to BRS leaders, the former Prime Minister was good and there was no concern.
