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To transform education in the capital, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has launched its latest initiative, "Shiksha Par Baat," designed to put parents at the forefront of shaping Delhi’s education policy. With a focus on harnessing real insights from those closest to students, this move marks another step in the AAP's ongoing education revolution that has been in motion since 2015- reports India Today.
The Kerala government has launched the groundbreaking "Parents with the Growing Child" book series to reshape how parents support their children's education.
The relentless hunger strike by junior doctors at RG Kar Medical College has hit a critical point as it enters its 14th day, with protesters’ health rapidly deteriorating. What started as a demand for justice is now a fight for survival, both figuratively and literally.
Students at the Indian Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIIT Hyderabad) have expressed their outrage and disbelief after a frog was discovered cooked in chicken biryani served at the Kadamb mess on October 17. This shocking incident has reignited concerns over food hygiene at the institute, as students humorously lamented the frog’s unfortunate fate while questioning the standards of their meals.
All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has launched a Green Internship Program in partnership with the 1M1B Green Skills Academy and Salesforce. The initiative aims to create 100,000 internship opportunities by 2030 for students at AICTE-affiliated colleges and universities.
The government of Kerala launched four new books titled Parents with the Growing Child on October 18. Aimed at empowering parents with the knowledge and tools necessary to support their children's educational journey from pre-primary to higher secondary levels, the initiative is a testament to Kerala's ongoing commitment to innovative education.
As junior doctors in Kolkata continue their hunger strike demanding justice for Abhaya, a postgraduate intern who was raped and murdered at RG Kar Medical College, the college's dark past has resurfaced with calls for a re-investigation into a 23-year-old suicide case.