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On one hand where government is laying emphasis to make education necessary for children everywhere, there’s a state Chhattisgarh where the dropout rates in schools is increasing day by day. The main reason for dropouts is...
In a bid to reduce drop outs from schools, Gujarat government is emphasising on educating the economically weaker sections while announcing to allocate Rs.3000 to per child apart from already sanctioned Rs.10,000 which gets reimbursed per...
A new language policy for the education sector is on an anvil by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD). The ministry has set up a committee to look into the matter and submit the report...
The state government in Ludhiana has recently directed the Municipal Corporation to shift its schools and 28 ETT teachers to the education department. It is noted that seven schools are running under Municipal Corporation. The MC...
In an initiative in Rajasthan, boys are campaigning for girls’ education in the State. Educate Girls, a project of NGO, Foundation To Educate Girls Globally, has in its spirit the aspiration to get more girls into...
Although Tamil Nadu in today’s date tops literacy drive, and edges out Kerala, children with special needs are not in a very favourable position in the state. According to a national-level survey, one in four children...
In a first of its kind initiative, Andhra Pradesh government wants to make learning of Kuchipudi classical dance compulsory in all the state syllabus schools, including the private ones, from Class V to VIII, from the...
The Nagaland State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) has revised the guidelines of the Non Detention Policy (NDP) with immediate effect. Under the revised guidelines the students will be declared either Qualified or Needs...
To impart value education to students and that teach them the gender equality at the very early stage of life to become a better citizen of the country, the Education department has updated class V syllabus....
Taking unaided schools to task, the education department has sent them circulars, asking them to apply for the approval of their newly appointed school staff; following which the schools will have to face de-recognition. Furthermore, the...
Nearly 78% of Indian teachers support the idea of incorporating mobile technology in the edu78% Indian teachers support mobile devices in classcation system as it will have a positive effect on students, found a recent study...
A study conducted by the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), Kerala states that though government and aided schools are losing out to private schools when it comes to Class I admissions, there seems to be a reverse...