Nashik: Nashik city registered a minimum temperature of 14.2 degrees Celsius on Thursday, the lowest of the season so far.The previous lowest temperature was 14.5 degrees on October 28 of this year.Moreover, Nashik was the third coldest city in Maharashtra after Niphad and Aurangabad, which recorded minimum temperatures of 12.2 and 13.4 degrees, respectively.There has been a drop in the minimum temperature in the city during the last five days. The temperature dropped from 19.4 degrees on Saturday to 14.2 degrees on Thursday. The maximum temperature of the city, too, has declined from 32.3 degrees to 30.7 degrees.We have been feeling cold early in the morning since Wednesday,. At yeh same time, the climate is so pleasant, said Abhishek Kale, a city resident.In Ahmednagar, the minimum temperature was recorded at 14.5 degrees.Meanwhile, Jalgaon is also bracing a cold wave, with minimum temperatures dropping to 14.5 degrees on Thursday, a drop of 0.6 degrees from Wednesday.As per the IMD, both Nashik and Jalgaon will experience low minimum temperatures for the next two to three days.We also published the following articles recentlyNaleef Gea receives his degree certificate in the most memorable wayPopular actor Naleef, known for his role in the TV series Mounaragam, recently returned to his college as a special guest. During the event, he received his degree certificate, which he had not received during convocation. Naleef expressed his pride in accomplishing this milestone and described the moment as unforgettable. He also mentioned his success in the industry, particularly his role in Mounaragam and the chemistry he shares with his co-star Aishwarya Ramsai.Over 1L CU students of 2022 batch yet to get their degree certificatesCalcutta University in Kolkata has been unable to issue degree certificates to undergraduate and postgraduate students who graduated in 2022 because it has not been able to decide on who should sign them. The post of the vice-chancellor, who typically signs the certificates, was vacant last year and an alternative signing authority has not been determined. This has caused problems for students who need their certificates to apply for foreign institutes or for employment purposes. The university is yet to have a permanent vice-chancellor, and the state education department has reportedly instructed the university not to hold a syndicate meeting to address the issue.Karnataka: Govt-appointed sub-group to probe efficacy of 4-yr degree programmeA sub-committee has been formed by the Karnataka government to investigate the effectiveness of the four-year honours programme proposed under the National Education Policy (NEP). The committee is expected to submit an interim report before the draft of the State Education Policy (SEP) is prepared. The Karnataka government had previously scrapped the NEP and promised to introduce a new education policy for the state. Colleges have criticized the four-year programme, citing lack of infrastructure and resources. The sub-committee will seek teacher input and propose an alternative policy. Academics have welcomed the urgent attention given to the issue.

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