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 | This gov't school in Karnataka has found a novel way to purchase a school busSome of the 118 students of the school come from far-flung places and a bus would help ease their transport to and from the school. Here's how this bus was purchased | |
 | Karnataka textbook row: Novelist SL Bhyrappa says students must be taught truth, not ideologyBhyrappa condemned the chaos at Primary and Secondary Education Minister B C Nagesh's house and said, "If the police were not there, the NSUI activists would have set it afire" | |
 | Tamil Nadu is coming up with a novel solution to boost STEM interest in govt schoolsScience clubs are in the pipeline for government schools and will involve providing them with science equipment and models | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: Hindi novel wins International Booker Prize for the first time! We tell you about the PrizeThis recognition brings into a larger purview the entire world of Hindi literature, in particular, and Indian literature, as a whole, the author states | |
 | TSIC launches novel Teaching Innovation Portal exclusively for Telangana teachersThe Teaching Innovation Portal has been set up in collaboration with the Education Department's Grassroots Innovation Augmented Network | |
 | Dish of realism, garnish of fantasy: This 10-year-old detests fairytales but her debut novella is a dreamy wish come trueCharunainika is a Class V student and YouTuber from Kozhikode who recently released her first book, The Unknown Friend. In a free-wheeling chat, she tells us all about it | |
 | In a novel move, students to contribute towards prep of Board exam question papers in KeralaThe State Council for Educational Research and Training will start collecting students' feedback on the question papers from this year itself | |
 | Sleeping at the varsity: Presidency University students’ novel way of demanding reopening of hostelsThe students led by Sangharsh, a left-leaning student organisation at the varsity, have been camping out of the space right below a stairwell since February 16 | |
 | What happened on January 28: From Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice to Lego patenting their blocksLove playing with Lego blocks? Well, the company patented these very building block bricks on January 28, 1958 | |
 | What happened on January 5: Tiger Pataudi was born and Jekyll and Hyde started a reign of verbal terrorThe Tiger of Indian cricket was born and the Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Hyde came into existence | |
 | British Council Library in Kolkata opens doors for its members after a long timeWhat are you waiting for? Get, set, ready to go and enter the most resourceful library in Kolkata and grab your favorite piece to read
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 | Proud moment for Konkani community: Damodar Mauzo on winning Jnanpith AwardMauzo shared the Jnanpith Award with eminent Assamese poet Nilmoni Phookan. This marks a full circle for the celebrated author | |
 | What happened on November 11: A movie's novel attempt at AIDS awareness and India observes National Education DayThe late 20th century was not a good time for you in America if you were from the LGBTQIA+ community and, if you were diagnosed with AIDS, then life was, to put it mildly, bleak | |
 | Novel coronavirus may infect a higher proportion of pregnant women: ICMR studyAccording to the study, the most common complication were a pre-term delivery and hypertensive disorders in pregnancy | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: Agatha Christie and her mastery over detective novelsIn today's #TBT, we talk about the writer who gave us one of the most famous fictional detectives Hercule Poirot and how her books continue to sell like hotcakes today. Here's more about her |
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