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 | COVID-19: Rajasthan government plans to cut short school syllabus for this yearThe state government has directed the RBSE and the Rajasthan State Council of Educational Research and Training (RSCERT) to form a committee and review the syllabus | |
 | Keeping kids off drugs is a parent's problem: Hyderabad's High Schools take high road after drug busts reveal extensive networkNow that notices have been sent to high-risk schools, many of them in swanky locations, schools are turning the tables and blaming parents for their kids' drug habits
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 | Leave politics out of education and make our politics more educated: Ramesh Pokhriyal on criticism over CBSE's syllabus reductionThe HRD minister added that the only aim is to relax the stress on students by reducing the syllabus by 30 per cent and reiterated that it was only a one-time thing | |
 | #StudentsLivesMatters trends on Twitter: Students condemn MHA, UGC decision to conduct final year examsThe MHA, in a letter to the Union Higher Education Secretary, said that final term examinations are to be compulsorily conducted as per the UGC Guidelines | |
 | MHA permits final year examinations by universities and institutions during Unlock 2Various examinations conducted by universities and higher education institutions in the country have been suspended since March during the coronavirus-induced lockdown | |
 | Scientists strike note of caution as 'Made in India' vaccine programme gains momentumImmunogenicity is the ability of a foreign substance, such as an antigen, to provoke an immune response in the body of a human or other animal, explained the experts | |
 | AICTE says engineering colleges to start from September 15, counselling before August 31In a revised calendar, released after the 62nd Council meeting, the AICTE said that the classes for the existing students will start from August 16 | |
 | NEET, JEE coaching centres continue classes as MHRD, NTA stay mum on postponing entrance testsAmid the rising Coronavirus cases in the country, NEET/JEE aspirants are worried as to what the future holds for them | |
 | Why Pratik Sharma's paintings of cars will blow every auto lover's mind with some painted torqueAn artist's love for his muse is inspiring. For Pratik Sharma, it's all about cars. Rashmi Patil speaks to the artist who brings them alive through his paintings | |
 | Will NEET and JEE be cancelled? NTA likely to make announcement on June 26With CBSE and ICSE announcing the cancellation of Class X and Class XII, the fate of NEET and JEE hangs in the balance | |
 | UGC panel recommends scrapping exams for final year university studentsThe panel, headed by Haryana University vice-chancellor R C Kuhad, has said that the final semester examinations, due in July in most universities as per the revised academic calendar, can not be held | |
 | COVID-19 lockdown in India has impacted education of over 247 million school children: UNICEF reportHowever, the report has highlighted the efforts done by the central and state government to continue education for children through multiple e-platforms like web portals, mobile apps, TV channels, etc | |
 | This teacher set up a WhatsApp group to teach her students farming during the lockdownThe Hindi teacher from Mar Thoma Public School in Kochi has used WhatsApp to teach her students about the basics of agriculture and how to practise it at home | |
 | Yes, Father’s Day is a corporate agenda but there’s also a sweet story behind how it came to beThe first Father’s Day was celebrated in a YMCA in Spokane, Washington in 1909 and was founded by Sonora Smart Dodd | |
 | This app is helping Telangana's kids cope with online education. Here's howSunitha Infovision is helping several students through their learning app OAKS and how are they different you ask? They facilitate live classes, have pre-recorded videos and focus on assessment too |
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