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TESS-India won the prestigious Innovation Award at the BOND International Development Awards 2015. Freda Wolfenden, Academic Director for TESS-India, and Fola Komolafe, Project Director for TESS-India, accepted the Innovation Award at a ceremony hosted by BOND – the UK membership...
The leaks of paper at the School of Open Learning, Delhi University, tell about the disgraceful state of the education sector. The allegations of mismanagement and financial irregularities have been levied on the School of Open...
Known as an agricultural land of the country, the government in its proposal in Union Budget had declared to set up a horticulture University in Haryana and Telangana. Becoming a reality for the State, the Horticulture...
The cut-off score for Jee (Advanced) has been declared at 35% or 177 for the common merit list. The minimum cut-off list for the OBC candidates is 159. For the general category, the scoring marks for...
On International Yoga Day, which is scheduled to be on June 21, Education Minister for State, Vinod Tawde, Government of Maharashtra has dictated all the schools to remain open on June 21, which falls on Sunday....
Backing the education system that promotes a career in sports and politics, Union HRD Minister, Smriti Irani dismissed the charge that the education should be safforonised under the present Government. The minister is in the support...
Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas (SSUN), an RSS outfit, headed by Dinanath Batra has demanded changes in the New Education Policy which will inculcate value education in each subject of study to create integral humanism. SSUN has...
Considering the results of the two national boards in the country, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Indian School Certificate Examination (ISC), where the number of candidates scoring 90 per cent and above has crossed...
When Manabi Bandopadhyay takes charge of Krishnagar Women’s College in West Bengal on June 9, not just India, but probably the world will get its first transgender principal. Presently, Manabi is associate professor in Bengali at...
On the agenda for Delhi University’s (DU) executive council meeting, scheduled for May 28 – the same day the online registration for admission begins – is the choice-based credit system (CBCS). It is likely that the...
Delhi University is considering an increase of around 2,000 undergraduate seats in its various courses. The hike in seats will in all likelihood be introduced from the next academic session and not the upcoming one, admissions...
The idea of establishing a consortium of higher educational institutions as part of greater collaboration between India and China, besides mutual recognition of academic degrees, was broached by Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani, on her...