The Kerala government has announced a significant commitment to enhancing educational standards by ensuring 220 instructional days in schools for the current academic year. General Education Minister V Sivankutty revealed this decision as the new academic year commenced, underlining the state's dedication to improving the quality of education.
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UNESCO Launches Initiatives To "Green" Education In Classrooms
On World Environment Day, UNESCO introduced a series of groundbreaking initiatives aimed at integrating environmentally-friendly education in schools worldwide. These efforts are designed to empower young people to actively engage in combating climate change, ensuring that education systems play a pivotal role in fostering sustainable development.
Students Compete, Learn, & Bond with soldiers in Manipur
The Indian Army recently organized an engaging and vibrant event at Andro Army Camp in the Imphal East district of Manipur, under the theme "A Day with Company Commander."
NEET UG 2024 Results Out: 67 Students Secure Top Rank, Score 720/720
In an extraordinary display of academic excellence, 67 students have achieved a perfect score of 720/720 in the NEET UG 2024 exam, securing the top rank in this highly competitive national test.
From Mockery To Triumph: The Inspiring Journey Of Dipti
In a village where she was once called "mad" and "monkey," Dipti’s story is one of remarkable resilience and triumph. As a child, villagers urged her parents to send her to an orphanage, claiming she was an omen.
Higher Education In Hisar Becomes Costlier, Students Bear The Brunt
The cost of higher education in Hisar has skyrocketed, leaving students and their parents in a state of distress. Private colleges in the city have hiked their fees significantly, making it difficult for many to afford. Government colleges, too, have increased their fees, adding to the burden of students.
CBSE Cracks Down On Discrepancies In Marks, Asks Schools To Revamp Internal Assessment Process
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has recently uncovered significant discrepancies between theory and practical marks in various subjects across nearly 500 affiliated schools. This alarming discovery has prompted the board to issue an urgent advisory, instructing schools to review and overhaul their internal assessment processes.