Many schools in Azamgarh are struggling with a lack of electricity, which is significantly impacting their ability to deliver quality education. Of 2,706 council schools in the region—comprising 1,724 primary, 438 upper primary, and 524 composite schools—136 still do not have access to power.
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Manipur Minister Criticizes Unauthorised Student Protests, Warns Of Legal Action
Manipur Education Minister Thounaojam Basantakumar Singh has raised alarms over the involvement of some individuals allegedly persuading students to participate in unauthorised protests. At a press conference on Tuesday, Singh urged that students be kept from such rallies and called on the public to ensure educational institutions remain free from disruptive activities.
CBSE Announces CTET December 2024 Exam Date; Registrations Open
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced the notification for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) for the December 2024 session.
KDA Urges State To Enforce 5% Reservation For Kannadigas In Border Areas
The Kannada Development Authority (KDA) has called on the Karnataka State Government to enforce the 5% reservation for Kannadigas living in border regions and outside the state, which was introduced in 2011.
Protests Erupt at VIT College of Engineering, Pune over admission irregularities
Protests have broken out at the prestigious VIT College of Engineering in Pune as parents of prospective students demand transparency in the college’s admission process.
Students read fewer Books, sparking concerns
A growing crisis in Indian schools is raising alarm bells as students read significantly fewer books in English classes, sparking concerns among educators about the long-term impact on language skills, empathy, and cultural awareness.
India faces 5-7 Year lag in AI advancements, Jayaprakash Gandhi
India is reportedly trailing behind in the race to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) advancements, with a delay of 5 to 7 years compared to global leaders.