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![]() | In Afghanistan, 60% girls, 40% boys of primary school age receive no education: UNICEFJapanese Ambassador to Afghanistan Takashi Okada and Taliban leader Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi met over a meeting where the former discussed Japan's efforts to help the people of Afghanistan | |
![]() | Maoist-affected village school in Telangana mentioned in UNICEF book for green practicesThe headmaster of the school thanked the governing bodies and ITC Paperboards for providing financial support for construction of the school building and providing study material | |
![]() | For development of Tamil Nadu schools, Rs 7,000 crores of CSR funds can be tapped into: StudyThe study, titled Mapping Donor Interventions and Support in the School Education Space in Tamil Nadu, attempted to map this donor support rendered to school education | |
![]() | Odisha introduces School Clubs in secondary schools to offer personalised learningThe introduction of school clubs will provide a platform for students to pursue their interests and hobbies beyond the traditional classroom setting | |
Childline 1908 counsellors and their struggles: Will merger with National Emergency Number 112 help?NGOs running Childline in the state worry about job security and impact on reporting of child issues as integration remains unclear | ||
![]() | West Bengal: 13-member central team begins review of midday meal schemeThe officials who are scheduled to conduct their review till February 6 started visiting schools in the various districts and they began with North 24 Parganas on Monday | |
![]() | Only 16% public education funding goes to poorest 20% learners: UNICEF reportThe report was taken looking at the government's spending on pre-primary to secondary education in 102 countries | |
![]() | Learning loss due to full, partial school closures is "nearly insurmountable", says UNICEF's Chief of EducationDeveloped countries aren't spared either. Even in countries like the USA, the UK and Australia, learning losses in children have been observed | |
![]() | Karnataka to get National Midwifery Training Institute in partnership with Centre, UNICEF and othersLack of trained service providers or over-medicalisation of the delivery process has been found to be the major reasons for poor intrapartum care | |
![]() | In Budget 2022, mental health gets attention, National Tele Mental Health programme launchedThe Finance Minister tabled the budget at 11 am on February 1. President Ram Nath Kovind had kicked off the Budget Session of the Parliament on January 31 | |
![]() | Tripura welcomes students back to schools, colleges and universities. Here's why?The state government had closed schools from January 15 till January 30 following the spike in COVID-19 cases | |
![]() | What the FAQ: Why are National Girl Child Day and International Day of Education celebrated on January 24?The day is significant in Indian history as it marks the swearing-in of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the first woman to occupy the post in the country | |
![]() | Schools in Mumbai may reopen on January 27 but what about the rest of Maharashtra?Earlier this week, the World Bank's Global Education Director Jaime Saavedra had made the headlines where he criticised the closure of schools by governments around across the country and elsewhere | |
![]() | UNICEF praises Kerala's dedication to education during COVID, CM Vijayan points to collective efforts of parents, teachersUNICEF said that Kerala is the only state where nearly everyone who used remote learning said that the government has provided adequate resources for it | |
![]() | The Rural Conundrum: The struggle to take online education from India to BharatThe commodification of education is not the only hurdle. The twin, interconnected issues of access and availability also play a major role in the lower adoption of online learning in rural areas |
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