Anand Singh Government Girls’ Inter College in Almora has denied a 19-year-old student's request to attend classes following her marriage. Simran, a resident of Niyaz Ganj, had been a student at the institution since Class 8.
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West Bengal Mourns The Loss Of Veteran Leader Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee At 80
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, the illustrious former Chief Minister of West Bengal, has departed this world at the age of 80, passing away at his residence in south Kolkata.
Chennai college students issued warning after rash driving incident
A group of college students in Chennai were apprehended for reckless driving and overspeeding after being caught performing dangerous stunts on the Chennai-Bengaluru highway. Despite the severity of their actions, the students were ultimately let off with a warning by the police due to their age and status as students.
AIRA launches BotSkilling and BotLabs initiatives to revolutionize Robotics education in Telangana
To establish Telangana as a hub for robotics education and research, the All India Robotics Association (AIRA) has partnered with the Telangana Academy of Skill and Knowledge (TASK) and the Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) to announce the BotSkilling and BotLabs initiatives.
Kerala Implements "Subject Minimum" Grading System For Student Promotion
Kerala has announced a new grading policy requiring students to achieve a minimum score in each subject to advance to the next grade level. This decision was confirmed during a cabinet meeting led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Wednesday.
Jamia Millia Islamia Launches Diverse Short-Term Courses; Registration Ends August 18
The Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) at Jamia Millia Islamia has announced the opening of admissions for a range of skill-based short-term courses. According to the official press release, these courses aim to provide participants with practical skills and expertise in high-demand fields. Registration for these courses will close on August 18.
Gujarat's Eklavya Model Schools Grow To 44, Providing Modern Education To Tribal Youth
Gujarat has significantly expanded its Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS) network, rising to 44 since its inception in 2003. Currently, these schools cater to over 11,000 students from tribal communities, providing free, high-quality education from Classes 6 to 12.