A’bad’s Covid tally crosses 44K mark

Aurangabad, Dec 9: Not even a single Covid-19 patient from Aurangabad district died on Wednesday. However, a patient from Jalna district died while undergoing treatment. Today 67 new Covid patients were found, while 123 patients were given discharge, the district administration said.

The total number of patients in the district is 44,124. Of these, 42,174 patients have recovered after treatment, while 1,160 patients have died. At present 790 patients are undergoing treatment.

Among the 67 newly found patients in the district, 53 are from municipal limits and 14 are from rural areas. A total of 123 patients, including 92 from municipal areas and 31 from rural areas, were discharged on Wednesday. A 45-year-old man from Antarwali in Jalna district died. Patients within the municipal limits: Mondha Naka, Pundaliknagar, Garkheda, Ahimsanagar, N-9, Raigadnagar, N-2, Jai Bhavani Nagar, N-2, Dargah Chowk, Deolai, Padampura, Poddar English School, Khadkeshwar, N-7, Cidco, Shivajinagar, Avishkar Colony, GMCH premises, Shilpanagar, Osmanpura, Vedantnagar, T V Centre, Samarthnagar, Mukundnagar (One each), Itkheda, Ramnagar, Satara area, Padegaon, Ganeshnagar, Garkheda, Garkheda, (Two each) and others 21. Patients in rural areas: Kannad 1 and others 13.

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Bamu’s e-Suvidha facility

convenient for colleges

Lokmat News Network

Aurangabad, Dec 9: The information management of teaching and non-teaching staff members working different departments of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University (Bamu) and affiliated colleges has become easy after the launch of e-Suvidha system.

It may be noted that colleges and departments need to collect information of staff to submit at 148 places including annual affiliation, Management Information System, Internal Quality Assurance Cell, annual report, AIHSE survey of the union Ministry of Education and other state and central governments departments. The colleges have given the responsibility to different employees.

Taking into the time, efforts and follow up for information collection, many college principals felt to have a system of collected information. MKCL started additional service ‘e-Suvidha’ for the university for this purpose without any fee.

The teachers can save their personal and service information like he/she participated in how many seminars or received research projects or published research papers and books, current subjects of teaching and participation in examinations work or organised workshops or prepared a video for e-learning.

The college administration will get this information automatically from the system and will be able to submit that information quickly. The university issued a circular asking the colleges to use the new facility and if they have any problem they can contact e-Suvidha centre.