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Alarmed over the staggering number of children who are not attending schools, the Rajasthan government has directed that each government principal be given a target to bring back students who have dropped out.
The Central Board of Secondary Education Board will conduct a teacher eligibility test (TET) for candidates applying for teaching posts for classes 1 to 8 in government schools.
In a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha on Thursday, Minister of State for Human Resource Development (HRD) D. Purandeswari said that the HRD ministry and the Department of Personnel and Training have...
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Tuesday raided the reputed Strawberry Fields School here in Sector 24 and seized documents pertaining to land records and school finances, officials said.
Displaying a never-say-die spirit, Bharati Devi, a 40-year-old mother of three, is appearing for the ongoing secondary examinations this year along with her daughter in northern West Bengal’s Jalpaiguri district.
The Madras High Court on Wednesday ruled that the Tamil Nadu assembly elections cannot be postponed due to school exams but laid down conditions so that students are not affected.
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) to submit its audit report on 25 elite private schools that had complained of facing a financial burden because of having to pay...
Children of Dalit families, who had left Mirchpur village in this Haryana district out of fear of the Jat community and are camping at the district headquarters for the last many days, have been finally admitted...
Calling it a ‘hidden crisis’, a UN report has found that armed conflicts are robbing 28 million children of their right to education while subjecting them to violence.
A school in Australia’s Brisbane city has sought $25 million as compensation from the Brisbane City Council to rebuild its playing fields.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) examinations started on Tuesday on a disappointing note to many, with several class-12 students complaining that the physics paper was too lengthy to finish in three hours.
Government of Delhi announced on Wednesday that schools will be allowed to set the criteria for nursery admissions but said they must reserve a quarter of their seats for poor families.