AGARTALA, Feb 1 (TIWN): Keeping eye on the commencement of the board exam, Tripura Pollution Control Board has urged the common mass to avoid the use of amplifier during the exam tenure.

It is to be mentioned here that board exam of the higher secondary student of CBSE has begun on Tuesday. Besides, the board exam for TBSE is expected to initiate from March 2.

The Secondary education is expected to continue till March 28 of 2016. Besides, the Madrasa Madhyamik Pariksha schedule 2016 has been scheduled to begin on March 3 and is expected to continue till April 4 of 2016.

Keeping eye on the ensuing board exams, the common mass were urged to avoid playing amplifier in high volume so the candidates do not get disturbed.

Besides, the common mass was also urged to create any kind of disturbance in the concern areas.

It is to be mentioned here that loudspeaker should not be allowed to be operated after 10 PM and before 6 AM and all loudspeakers should be fitted with sound limit.

However, loud speakers are not allowed to operate for any time in the silence zone within 100 metre at the premises like Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Educational Institutions and Courts.

It is to be mentioned here that earlier when the Tripura Board was not established all the High and Higher Secondary Schools located in Tripura state were affiliated with the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education.

On the other hand, the examination for Higher Secondary Education has been scheduled to begin on March 2 and is expected to continue till April 4.

It is to be mentioned here that in India, board examinations are refer to the public examinations that occur at the end of the 9th to 10th grade education (SSC), or at the end of the 11th to 12th grade education (HSC).

However, SFI on Tuesday urged the SDM to take initiatives over the use of amplifier and to keep notice that the students should not face any problem during the exam hour.