Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has inaugurated an extended breakfast initiative aimed at primary school children, now reaching state-aided private schools in rural regions.
Tamil Nadu Extends School Breakfast Scheme To Rural Private Schools
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West Bengal Schools Go Digital With Madhyamik Pariksha Registrations For 2026
The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has initiated online registrations for the Madhyamik Pariksha (SE) slated for 2026, marking a significant shift to a digital registration process.
Educational Institutions Shut In Kerala, Karnataka, And Goa Due To Severe Weather
In response to heavy rainfall and severe weather warnings from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), educational institutions across Kerala, Karnataka, and Goa have been closed. The IMD has predicted thunderstorms, heavy downpours, and winds reaching up to 40 kmph in some regions of Thiruvananthapuram and Kollam districts in Kerala.
No Delay In DSC Exams: Telangana To Fill 11,062 Teacher Posts
On Sunday, July 14, Vikramarka assured that the District Selection Committee (DSC) examination, which aims to fill 11,062 teaching positions, will proceed as scheduled.
Fazilka Schools Embrace Fun Learning With Monthly 'Bag-Free Day
Fazilka district administration in Punjab has launched a 'bag-free day' initiative for government primary schools. This new approach, which begins on July 14, aims to redefine the educational experience for young students.
Telangana's Eklavya Schools Face Language Barrier As Hindi Made Mandatory For Recruitment
Significant controversy has erupted in Telangana over the mandatory Hindi test for recruitment in Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS), raising concerns about potential language and cultural barriers. This decision could have far-reaching implications for educators and students in the state.
DU VC Confirms No Separate PhD Entrance Exam, Awaits UGC Guidance
Delhi University (DU) Vice-Chancellor has confirmed that the university will not conduct a separate entrance exam for PhD admissions, distinguishing its approach from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). This announcement comes amid growing uncertainty about PhD admissions following the Centre's cancellation of the UGC NET exam.