- Search results for lockdown
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 | This tournament helps school students improve their soft skills. Find out how!HOST is a yearly science tournament that promotes learning through experience, practical knowledge and helps students develop some life skills
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 | With board exams looming, Govt school teachers in Tamil Nadu turn to rushed rote learning, excessive testing to help kids passClasses for +2 students only started on January 19 and now a month later, the government announced the board exam dates, so instead of teaching, the teachers are conducting test after test | |
 | Colleges and universities in Mizoram will reopen on March 1A meeting of education and health department officials instructed all college authorities to undertake mandatory thermal screening at the entrance and to strictly follow Standard Operating Procedure | |
 | Lockdown effect: Over 82 per cent children lost at least one mathematical, language ability during pandemic, finds APU studyAzim Premji University conducted a study in January 2021 to analyse the learning losses that students have suffered due to the long drawn break from physical classes | |
 | Home quarantine norms breach among reasons for COVID-19 surge: OfficialsMaharashtra on Wednesday recorded a single-day spike of 8,807 new cases, taking the count of infections in the state to 21,21,119 | |
 | Teachers’ Association happy with TN government's decision to cancel exams for Class 9, 10, 11 studentsThe association said that they are happy with the decision because students are still facing the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown | |
 | Let’s Teach English: How this Chennai initiative is helping underprivileged children speak English betterWhat began as a pandemic project currently has over 3000 volunteers and 40 organisations enrolled in the Let’s Teach English initiative in different states all over the country | |
 | Here's how this 25-year-old from B'luru is documenting his everyday experiences with #1000daysofpoetryWriting poetry regularly means running out of ideas to write about. Angshuman tells us how he invokes inspiration to write every day | |
 | Love homemade pickles? If you live in Kerala, check out the products of Athey Nallatha, a collective of home chefsAthey Nallatha is a collective of housewives who are selling homemade food products, like pickles, with the help of two MBA graduates. We find out how the operation has worked so far | |
 | Has he lost it or have we?: This 27-year-old Odia director's short film spins an eerie tale around COVID-19Empty streets, bleak moods with no one in sight, such were the days of the lockdown. The Odia movie Boffin, directed by Rajendra Mohanta, captures this aptly. You need to watch it to find out | |
 | No extra attempt for UPSC 2020 aspirants, says SC. Here's what it means for JEE (Advanced) studentsThe Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed a plea that sought an extra attempt for them, owing to the COVID-19 pandemic | |
 | 50,000 teachers, heads of private schools in Karnataka stage massive protest against fee reductionThe rally by nearly 50,000 people from the railway station to Freedom Park in the city centre blocked the 2-km road and disrupted traffic for hours | |
 | Unemployment rates in the UK shoot up as fresh COVID restrictions shut businessesThe figures however don't show the full impact of COVID-19 restrictions on employment because some 1.9 million workers remain on furlough | |
 | This 26-year-old from Odisha recounts working at the world's largest refugee camp in Bangladesh during the lockdownBaisali Mohanty hails from Odisha and currently, she works for the United Nations. She is also credited to have started the Oxford Odissi Centre while studying at Oxford. We listen in to her story... | |
 | This SAFE bench by Shiv Nadar School students can self-sanitise as you get up to prevent virus spread. Here's howWe find out about the bench called SAFE that was created by an all-girls student team from Shiv Nadar School in Faridabad. Here's why it's great |
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