The Panchkula Education Department has introduced mandatory precautions to protect schoolchildren from mosquito bites. Effective immediately, students must wear full-sleeved clothing while attending school as part of a comprehensive strategy to minimise the risk of dengue transmission.
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Gujarat Primary Schools closed amid heavy rains and flooding
In response to relentless heavy rainfall and worsening flood conditions across Gujarat, the state government has ordered the closure of all primary schools on August 29 as a precautionary measure. Gujarat State Education Minister Praful Pansheriya made the announcement, emphasising the need to ensure the safety of students during the ongoing crisis.
Doctors Protest Nationwide: Central Healthcare Protection Act Demanded After Kolkata Tragedy
The Indian Medical Association (IMA), along with the IMA - Junior Doctors’ Network (IMA-JDN) and the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), has announced a peaceful demonstration at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Saturday, August 31.
Four Students Injured As 74-Year-Old School Building Collapses In Kadaba
The school, which serves 177 students from Classes I to VIII, had Class V and VII classrooms in the affected building. Although most of the students were on the playground during the repair work, the report noted that four students had gone inside to drink water just before the incident happened.
Mamata Banerjee Responds To BJP’s Accusations, Clarifies Controversial Remarks
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's address sparked controversy at the 27th Foundation Day of the West Bengal Trinamool Chhatra Parishad.
Australia imposes cap on International students amid migration crackdown
The Australian government has announced a new cap on international student enrolments to manage migration pressures and alleviate strain on the housing market. Starting in 2025, the country will limit the number of foreign students to 270,000 annually.
NIT Silchar may withhold degrees of Bangladeshi students over anti-India social media posts
The National Institute of Technology (NIT) Silchar is considering withholding the degrees of several Bangladeshi students who allegedly posted anti-India content on social media. This decision comes in response to a wave of outrage sparked by the students' remarks, which have been widely circulated online.