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 | Taking the central government by the collar. Environment Studies to be mandatory in schoolsThe Supreme Court pulled up the central government for not making Environmental Science a mandatory subject | |
 | Getting 99 pc does not ensure that you will make a committed doctor, says CMC directorDr Sunil Thomas Chandy, Director of CMC, opens up about why they have been asking the government to rethink their merit-only philosophy with NEET and rues that this has led to | |
 | Nearly one lakh school dropouts in Meghalaya in 4 yearsPoor economy, domestic issues and migration are hiking the dropout rate in schools in Meghalaya, according to the state government | |
 | Hyderabad couple's online petition to strike religion off application forms gathers steamAs the government is prepping to answer Rao's petition in the Telangana HC to do away with the religion column in forms, his online petition is going viral | |
 | In its centenary year, Osmania University may be unable to renovate hostels, libraries because of budget crunchA hundred years since inception, the Telangana government has shortchanged Osmania University by allocating the varsity less than their ask — leading to a stalling of much-needed repair work | |
 | Kovai's Avinashilingam University for Women gets fillip for international research after receiving UGC's 12-B statusAvinashilingam University for Women will now be eligible for funding from the Central Government that will be used for innovative programmes and new research collaborations | |
 | Questions about Kerala's Mandatory Malayalam Move: Do tenth graders write an extra paper or does Hindi scoot over?Examining the Kerala government's ordinance to have Malayalam as a mandatory subject in all schools, educationists are a bit confused about the execution part. Some questions that need answering are.. | |
 | Green Thumbs: How Nandanam Arts College students turned a space smelling of urine into a lush, green organic vegetable gardenGovernment Arts College for Men, Nandanam in Chennai has set up an organic farm, under the MHRD’s RUSA scheme, that has transformed a barren, smelly patch of land into an organic vegetable garden | |
 | Shocking results of Telangana SSC examination: Zero pass percentage in 20 private schoolsParents express frustration over quality of tuition in private schools as government schools fare way better in SSC exams | |
 | Puducherry government dispenses the practice of ranking of students, following Tamil Nadu's decisionPuducherry government decides to stop ranking students in the Class twelve examination at the state and regional level | |
 | Fearing harassment, Rewari girls on strike for school up gradationAfraid of facing harassment from the youth of their villages, government high school girls from Haryana go on an indefinite strike for the up gradation of their school | |
 | In a government school with no electricity, this teacher walked in with his own laptop and helped his students scale new heightsWhat do you do when the government funds computers for your rural school, but there’s no electricity around? If you’re Karunai Doss, then you’d take your PC, mobile phone’s net connection and teach | |
 | Adios Taboos: High Schools in Kerala will soon have sanitary pad vending machinesThrough the She Pad Project which is expected to commence in June, the Kerala Government is setting up sanitary pad vending machines in Higher Secondary Schools | |
 | Green Days: This teacher from Kozhikode has transformed his school compound to a green hubRanjith Raj loved his job and the eco-club so much that he continued to work there unpaid till he got his orders from the government. Read to know more! | |
 | It’s all about English Vinglish: Meet Thimappa, who teaches English to his students using traditional art formsA teacher at a small government school in Karnataka, Thimappa, encourages his students to learn English and traditional art forms with passion by using unconventional and innovative methods |
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