Bihar's entrepreneurial landscape, the Patna chapter of The Indus Entrepreneurs (TIE), was officially inaugurated today. According to India Education Diary reports, this significant launch is set to invigorate Bihar's startup ecosystem, providing an essential platform for entrepreneurs to connect, learn, and thrive.
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CBSE announces marks verification for Class 10 supplementary exams
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has unveiled the marks verification process for students who appeared for the Class 10 supplementary exams. This critical initiative aims to uphold accuracy and transparency in the evaluation process, ensuring students receive fair and correct marks.
Chandigarh cracks down on unrecognised schools, unveiling major deficiencies
Chandigarh authorities have launched a rigorous inspection of 66 unrecognised schools to uphold educational standards, revealing a host of alarming deficiencies. This extensive review has exposed critical shortcomings in infrastructure, teacher-student ratios, and record-keeping practices, prompting swift governmental intervention.
Anwesha Quiz Club to host 16th annual HaateKhori Quiz competition on 15th August
AIADMK calls for 50% quota for Puducherry students in private medical colleges
The AIADMK has called on the Puducherry government to implement a 50% reservation for local students in private medical colleges, aligning with the National Medical Commission's (NMC) guidelines. The party demands that 50% of seats in these institutions, including deemed universities, be allocated to Puducherry students under the government quota.
Over 92,000 Students eligible for medical admission in Karnataka
A significant milestone in Karnataka’s educational landscape has emerged as 92,858 students have qualified for admission to medical, dental, Ayurveda, Unani, and homoeopathy courses.
Chhattisgarh High Court bans corporal punishment in schools
The Chhattisgarh High Court has declared corporal punishment in schools as "cruel" and "inhuman," setting a significant precedent for child rights and education reform. The court emphasized that physical punishment is an inappropriate and harmful method of disciplining children, infringing upon their right to life, dignity, and education.