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 | 66 children have died by suicide since March 25 in Kerala, govt launches tele-consultationHealth Minister K K Shailaja said under the psychosocial support assistance, her department has so far reached out to 68,814 children and 10,890 children have been given counselling | |
 | Online classes have led to more students, teachers visiting eye doctorsMost students are forced to study on mobiles, which have poorer display quality, rather than laptops. This causes more harm to students' eyesight | |
 | Delhi government cancels exams for all state universities. Full list of universities hereThe decision, however, is not valid for Delhi University and Jawaharlal Nehru University, which are controlled by the centre | |
 | A decision to sabotage school syllabus: Elamaram Kareem writes to Pokhriyal about CBSE removing lessons on nationalism, secularismOwing to the COVID-19 pandemic, CBSE had previously reduced its syllabus by 30 per cent. However, the selection of these portions was criticised by many | |
 | Want a BTech degree in Computer Science online? Amazon Web Services Educate's new course might be the best fit for youThis effort to integrate cloud computing curricula in a mainstream college education will help address the growing requirement for cloud skills in India | |
 | School challenges circular to not deny online classes to students who can't pay feesIn its order passed on July 8, the high court asked the private school to follow certain steps before denying ID and password for online education facility | |
 | PIL moved for waiving tuition fees as no physical classes held by schools during COVID-19 lockdownDuring the hearing, conducted via video conference, the bench said that schools have to pay the teachers for conducting the online classes and also have to put in place the necessary infrastructure | |
 | 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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 | Singara Mohan is making animated videos to help rural kids love their lessons better — and made a short film during lockdown!Based out of Giddalur, a town in Andhra Pradesh, Mare Singara Mohan is an entrepreneur who is striving to make a difference via his EdTech platform and is a filmmaker who is bursting with ideas | |
 | This app can help you find that dream government job without confusing youBased out of Ongole, a city in Andhra Pradesh, Recruitment India is a portal and an application for all those who aspire to bag government jobs, whether it's state or central government jobs | |
 | How NumberNagar can get students to ace their Maths and English scientificallyDr Soumya Sreehari, Co-founder of NumberNagar speaks about their unique 5C methodology and how it helps students learn difficult subjects like Maths | |
 | Chippersage is giving India's teachers the English edge they so desperately need. Here's howHow can speaking, learning or reading English open doors for you at many levels? Latha Srinivasan, Founder of Chippersage, tells us about their English programmes and how they are beneficial to all | |
 | These Wayanad teachers are going to tribal kids' homes so that those with no electricity can access online classesThe Kattunaikkar students who study in Rajiv Gandhi Memorial Model Residential Higher Secondary School, Wayanad went back to their colonies in the beginning of March | |
 | You are playing with the lives of children: Delhi HC slams DU's decision to push OBE to August 15The High Court was hearing a petition by several final year DU students seeking cancellation of OBE, while the varsity announced that they were pushing it back by a month | |
 | Diversity, democracy, secularism, citizenship, demonetisation chapters dropped from CBSE syllabusThe Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) notified the new syllabus for classes 9 to 12 for the 2020-21 academic session on Wednesday after rationalising up to 30 per cent of the curriculum |
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