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 | India sees a spike in online search for educationSulekha’s recent study reveals that education in January 2017 has seen a considerable increase in demand, especially across three distinct categories | |
 | #BackToSchool: Schools reopen across Gujarat. Here's what authorities had to sayOfficials from some schools said that due to the prolonged closure of schools, many students have lost practice with pen and paper writing | |
 | #DUAgainstOnlineExams: Teachers and students protest DU's open-book exam plan, places demand to VCThe DUTA said that the fact that the university is giving out "piecemeal" instructions instead of a complete proposal with suitable modifications to the Academic Calendar has added to uncertainties | |
 | #HijabRow: Restriction on hijab only in classroom during class hours, says AG on Day 8 of hearingAG also said that hijab should be a choice and the petitioners are aiming to make it compulsory | |
 | #HikeResearchFellowship: Five months after protests, only 10 IITs have actually hiked stipends for researchersA crowdsourced list says that most public institutes of higher education in the country are yet to disburse the hiked stipends | |
 | #JusticeforKCETdroppers: Repeater students protest as they were marked only on basis of Karnataka CET scoreStudents plan to visit the National Students Union of India’s (NSUI) office in Bengaluru, today, August 2 to sign a petition demanding fair evaluation for all students | |
 | #NoSchoolNoFee: Why parents of school students boycotted online classes and called for a Bharat BandhSince the beginning of Monday, parents have been tweeting with #NoSchoolNoFee and #WaiveOffSchoolFees. Parents tell us why | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Back in 2013 today, two-year-old 'Mississippi baby' cured of AIDS, only to relapse next yearIn today's #TBT, we recount how Mississippi baby was born to an HIV-positive mother and how she was 'cured' of AIDS, for a short while at least. It is surely a tragic tale that once gave hope to many | |
 | #ThrowbackToday: How the Stanford Prison Experiment began only to end in just six daysIn today's #TBT, we introduce you to the Stanford Prison Experiment, a study of prison life. An environment of oppression was created and very quickly, things went downhill. Here's how | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: Only in 1959 did the first play written and directed by an African-American reach BroadwayIn today's #TBT, we talk about A Raisin in the Sun, a play that had a successful run at Broadway and narrated a very important story about the perils of a black family living in the US of A | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: The female fossil collector whose work gained recognition only after her deathIn today's #TBT, we recall the contributions of palaeontologist Mary Anning. The fossils she found are now known to have contributed greatly to the understanding of prehistoric life. This is her story | |
 | #UkraineCrisis: Relief for Indian students, Ukrainian medical universities start online classesThe students have also been informed that their exams will also be held online. However, a major concern amongst them is not being able to attend practical classes | |
 | #UPESDOESNTCARE: Law students accuse UPES of forcing online test. VC assures smooth, student-friendly examThe students said that they are not averse to the idea of an online exam, it's the mode in which it is being conducted and in the way, it was notified that they feel is absolutely arbitrary and unjust | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: New law approved in Spain against sexual assaults, now 'Only yes means yes'We decode the reason behind this decision and understand how the Indian Penal Code of India deals with sexual assault cases | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: New network for small merchants? Could this mark the end of the Amazon/Flipkart domination?The ONDC network's prime objective is to build new opportunities to support micro, medium and small enterprises by allowing buyers and sellers to connect and transact with each other online |
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