Tirupur: The district will host the primary ever executive exhibition at Chikkanna Government Arts College right here on Saturday, however sticking to restrictions imposed by the Madras high courtroom on timings and cleanliness of the venue, among other things. And it is going to be the closing executive or industrial match to be held in a central authority educational establishment within the district, as in keeping with the courtroom order.
Conducted by the state knowledge and public family members division, as many as 27 executive departments and 3 other undertakings would show their products and services on the expo.
The expo used to be not held within the district so far, mainly on account of non-availability of a right kind venue. "This time, we finalised four places - Town Hall, Chikkanna college, Nanjappa Government Higher Secondary School and another private open ground on Kangeyam Road for the 45-day expo. Chikkanna college was selected as it has enough space," stated an respectable connected to the state knowledge and public family members division.
"Since it's a government-run expo, we cannot afford private open grounds as we have to shell out Rs 10,000 a day on rental. So, we chose the playground of Chikkanna college to host the 189tth government expo. But some students dragged the issue to the high court," he stated.
Disposing a writ petition by P Kathirvel, district president of Students Federation of India, the high courtroom directed the district management to start the expo only at 5pm, as an alternative of 4pm as deliberate previous. "The organisers should ensure the cleanliness of the venue and the playground should be restored after the conclusion of the event," it stated.
"The court did not stop or direct change of venue as 90% of work for the expo was finished. We were happy that the court has directed the government not to conduct expos in any government educational institutions," stated R Vimal, SFI district secretary.
The courtroom additionally directed the school management to restore another playground situated behind the trade division block on the earliest so as not to impact the scholars' passion in sports activities for subsequent 45 days.
Conducted by the state knowledge and public family members division, as many as 27 executive departments and 3 other undertakings would show their products and services on the expo.
The expo used to be not held within the district so far, mainly on account of non-availability of a right kind venue. "This time, we finalised four places - Town Hall, Chikkanna college, Nanjappa Government Higher Secondary School and another private open ground on Kangeyam Road for the 45-day expo. Chikkanna college was selected as it has enough space," stated an respectable connected to the state knowledge and public family members division.
"Since it's a government-run expo, we cannot afford private open grounds as we have to shell out Rs 10,000 a day on rental. So, we chose the playground of Chikkanna college to host the 189tth government expo. But some students dragged the issue to the high court," he stated.
Disposing a writ petition by P Kathirvel, district president of Students Federation of India, the high courtroom directed the district management to start the expo only at 5pm, as an alternative of 4pm as deliberate previous. "The organisers should ensure the cleanliness of the venue and the playground should be restored after the conclusion of the event," it stated.
"The court did not stop or direct change of venue as 90% of work for the expo was finished. We were happy that the court has directed the government not to conduct expos in any government educational institutions," stated R Vimal, SFI district secretary.
The courtroom additionally directed the school management to restore another playground situated behind the trade division block on the earliest so as not to impact the scholars' passion in sports activities for subsequent 45 days.
Legal hurdles cleared for first government expo in Tirupur
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