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The Delhi government on Wednesday asked the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to implement the guidelines on 25 percent reservation for students from economically weaker sections in primary public schools recognized by the civic body.
The Punjab government wants road safety to be introduced as a subject in schools from the primary class level, a minister said here on Wednesday.
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Central and Delhi governments on a plea opposing a private school’s refusal to reserve seats for poor students claiming exemption from provisions of the right...
The first lists for nursery admissions to most of the capital’s private schools were out on Tuesday and while some parents were overjoyed at their child making it, others were disappointed.
The Right to Education Act which promises free and compulsory education to children between the age of six and 14, is in tune with the Gandhian philosophy, speakers at a conference on Child Rights from the...
A charity organisation in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) paid school fees for around 2,800 needy students in 2010.
As schools in the national capital have been reported not cooperating in taking students from economically weaker sections, Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal on Tuesday said it is the state governments’ responsibility to ensure that...
This may be good news for those who had scored very good percentage in their XII board exam as Marks scored in the Plus Two board examinations are going to decide your eligibility in the Joint...
School children in Dubai will be taught about healthy food habits and activities as part of an anti-obesity campaign.
Delhi Education Minister Arvinder Singh Lovely on Thursday lashed out at schools which are forcing parents to buy costly forms for their children’s nursery admission.
The Assam Corporal Punishment in Educational Institutions (Prohibition) Bill, 2010, is gathering dust, with Dispur failing to move it in the Assembly to convert it into a law.
The Delhi government on Wednesday said it would start work in a month on strengthening infrastructure in its 400 schools to avoid a repeat of a stampede in a school in Khajoori Khas in east Delhi...