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First budget of the Modi-led government has evoked mixed reactions from the education industry. Amol Arora, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, Shemrock and Shemford group of Schools For the school education sector, the government believes that...
The BJP-led government in Maharashtra has scrapped an ordinance providing reservation for Muslims, despite the Bombay High Court allowing quota for the community in educational institutions. The Devendra Fadnavis-led government, which had earlier said that it...
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The BJP government in Haryana on Wednesday has decided to include Bhagwad Gita into the school curriculum. The Government has asked the state School Council for Educational Research and Training (SCERT) to suggest which shlokas from...
Students of Singapore will now have a different genre to explore. The American bestseller science fiction, The Hunger Games, has attracted Singapore schools to include it in the syllabus. Shermaine Tang, Vice Principal, Singapore Chinese Girls’...
Axalta Coating Systems has inaugurated a relationship with Pardada Pardadi Education Society (PPES) to support the education of underprivileged girls in India. The funding will help PPES provide basic needs such as education material, uniforms and...
Many school systems across the globe are searching for affordable opportunities to incorporate technology into their classrooms. In India, publishing company MBD introduced a K12 3D printing course at the New Delhi World Book Fair held...
Since independence, India had been experimenting on higher education but the required growth and excellence had remained unachieved, said, ADN Bajpai, Vice Chancellor, Himachal Pradesh University. “The state-funded universities are suffering due to financial constraints and...
In India, around 282 million people are illiterate. The country is still lagging behind to fill this gap. But despite a growing annual budget in education, it just does not do enough. The Ministry of Human...
Facing criticism for not seeking approval from AICTE for B.Tech courses being offered by its 24 colleges, Delhi University has directed the principals concerned to do the required in this regard, with barely a few days...
Planning to apply for a higher education course but worried about funds? There is help at hand. The government is eyeing a proposal to make education loans cheaper through an interest funding scheme – a subsidy...
The first professional college of Welfare Education Society, Army Institute of Technology is expecting to have higher number of placements this year. Last year, 85 per cent of placement registrations took place. According to a report...