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 | Pre-primary education played 'protective' role against COVID learning losses, finds new studyThe research was undertaken by a team from the University of Cambridge, Addis Ababa University and the Ethiopian Policy Studies Institute | |
 | VBU students demand hostels to be open, exams to be held online after a study-from-home yearThe protest on February 15 saw hundreds of students, mostly first years, protest at the central office and the proctor's office | |
 | Concern for students studying in Ukraine rises after Indian embassy asks them to consider leaving ‘temporarily’This is what parents of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat are doing to ensure that their children studying in Ukraine come back to India safe and sound | |
 | TN students are looking to study abroad in greater numbers, options like Singapore gaining popularityThere are many parents who are choosing not to send their children too far away as the pandemic is still far from over hence, Singapore is now a popular option | |
 | Australia's Maitri initiatives equivalent to Rhodes Fulbright: Trade Minister Dan TehanThe Australian Foreign Minister also announced a series of new initiatives to boost the education and cultural ties between Australia and India | |
 | This study by IIT Jodhpur researchers furthers our understanding of COVID-19 RNA variationsUsing Illumina, which is a sequencing platform, the research team at IIT Jodhpur studied intra-host Single Nucleotide Variations (iSNV) | |
 | Medical students studying in China stuck in India due to travel restrictions, Delhi HC seeks centre's stand on their pleaThe counsel, appearing on behalf of the students, argued that the career of about 18,000 students is at stake as they have been stuck in India because of the restrictions imposed by China | |
 | Mizoram Governor felicitates farmer's daughter for bagging scholarship to study in Asian University for Women in BangladeshThe 18-year-old student from Thingsul village in Aizawl district was recently awarded the $375,000 scholarship by global agrotech company Syngenta Group | |
 | Meet the 35-year-old from K'taka who escaped the Devadasi system and is now doing her PhD on social inclusion of Devadasi youthManjula Telagade has always been passionate about education and this has been her driving factor through all these years. Here's her motivational story | |
 | Maharashtra Governor urges govt to reopen over 3,000 study centres under human development programmeThe governor praised the participation of former Army personnel in the Eco Battalion for plantation and conservation of tress to increase the forest cover in Aurangabad | |
 | E-passports to be rolled out from next year. What does it mean for students studying abroad?The digital passports will function with the help of an embedded chip and are expected to facilitate smooth international travel | |
 | Study reveals that 46 per cent of girls below the age of 15 are anaemic in IndiaAs far as global numbers are concerned, anaemia affects as many as 1.62 billion people across the world. This corresponds to 24.8 per cent of the population | |
 | Kerala's Student Police Cadets set up fourth study centre for tribal kids, as pandemic doesn't show signs of relentingThe latest study centre is designed to act as a career studio that will also raise awareness against social issues | |
 | Bengal's primary, pre-primary students may soon not be studying in classrooms. Here's whyThe state's Education Department is in talks with the Secretariat, Nabanna, to chalk out plans to reopen schools once again, after they were shut on January 3 given a spike in COVID-19 cases | |
 | Delhi government to conduct a large-scale study to understand COVID pandemic impact on school childrenSisodia said that the Happiness Curriculum has played an important role in maintaining the mental and emotional well-being of students in Delhi government schools |
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