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 | MLAs will no longer be part of college governing bodies in Odisha, says SahooSahoo said the State Government will induct academicians, educationists and persons with experience as the presidents of the governing body of the colleges | |
 | What will happen to board exam-bound Class 5, 8 students in TN if they don't get a community certificate in time?Even though every child seems to have an Aadhaar card today, acquiring a community certificate is still a herculean task for most students in the state. But is it possible to get one before the exams? | |
 | NAAC, NIRF rankings meaningless. Institutes need to develop brand equity: Former UGC Vice-Chairman H DevarajHe said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also asked him about the NAAC grades and he had to reply honestly even though he had been the chairman of NAAC at one point | |
 | Karnataka's DTE rope in lecturers for online classes to make up for shortage of teachers in polytechnic collegesThe Department of Technical Education is using the option of Google Suite under which more than 20 colleges can be accommodated and colleges are equipped with projectors required for classrooms | |
 | Government school medical aspirants left in the lurch, as NEET coaching yet to re-startGovernment school teachers were engaged in 'election duty', disabling them from continuing the classes. The students have so far received training for only a little over 3 months, in total | |
 | Cracking India's toughest exams: How Allen Institute is helping students ace JEE, NEET and moreFive years ago, Allen Career Institute set up their first base in south India, in Bengaluru. Now, they're spreading across the south and plan to expand more in the coming years | |
 | ACT on this: How internet baron Sunder Raju is planning to re-engineer India's studentsSunder Raju, Chairman of ACT Fibernet speaks about their upcoming Atria Engineering University and how it'll be a game-changer for aspiring students and the education sector | |
 | How Hyderabad theatre veteran Dr Pejjai Nagaraju is getting students to 'play' niceThe courses that Hyderabad-based Dr Pejjai Nagaraju has taught include children's theatre, physical movement, modern theatre, scenography and technical theatre | |
 | Why all anglophiles should read author and columnist Albert P'Rayan's latest book, English EssentialsThe book promises to decode all the 'isms' and give a comprehensive understanding of the English language. This is the popular columnist's second book after English Blues and promises a great read! | |
 | Remember the Kerala teacher who rowed her way to a Govt School? This is what she is doing todayThe solitary teacher in one of the deepest forests in Kerala speaks about how she manages to row her way to her students — and why she has dedicated her life to the cause | |
 | How Karthik Pallam is using Telangana's youth for social change through weekend volunteering!Schools are considered temples of learning and who said they have to look dull? The Hyderabad-based NGO We Can Make A Change not just paints government schools but also renovates them | |
 | Born with Down Syndrome, Aditi Verma's culinary journey is your daily dose of inspirationWe talk to Aditi Verma to trace her journey so far and the hard work that went into establishing Aditi's Corner in Mumbai. Combined with her gritty story, the good food is what draws people here | |
 | This teacher in Hyderabad is using origami to teach kids Maths. And it is awesome!Ravi Kumar won the NCERT Innovations and Experimentation Award in 2002, KVS National Incentive Award in 2004, National Award for Best Teacher in 2005 and so on | |
 | Why Vedantu's Vamsi Krishna still considers the Great Indian Tuition Teacher his competitionRashmi Patil speaks with Vamsi Krishna, Co-founder of Vedantu, an online learning platform for students, to find out what it takes to be the first ones to start live interactive classes across India | |
 | 'Don't worry it's just an exam': Why this Saudi Indian school's pre-board exam circulars are winning heartsThe International Indian School, Dammam had issued two separate circulars to students and their parents, asking them not to fret too much |
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