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Decision on 7th class exam in 3 days

HYDERABAD: School Education Minister C. Damodar Rajanarsimha has said a decision would be taken in two to three days on whether to retain the present common examination for Class VII or abolish it. At a press conference here on Saturday, he said notice had been served ordering closure of the Lotus School at L. B. Nagar whose bus attender reportedly abused a school girl sexually. Arrangements were being made to adjust its students to neighbouring schools. –Special Correspondent

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