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Doctors in Kolkata have chosen an unconventional approach to their ongoing protests. Instead of traditional picket signs, medical professionals took to the streets wielding stethoscopes, symbolising a shift towards dialogue and constructive engagement.
The Telangana High Court has upheld the right of a deserving student to receive a scholarship, rejecting the state government's plea to deny the financial support. This landmark decision ensures that students who fulfil all eligibility criteria will benefit from the scholarship and continue their educational journey.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has embarked on a significant outreach initiative with Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) students, offering them a comprehensive overview of the diverse career opportunities available within the prestigious institution.
In a progressive step towards promoting inclusivity and diversity, Delhi University has introduced a new supernumerary quota, reserving 764 undergraduate seats for single girl children and 132 seats for orphaned students. This initiative is designed to support students who face unique challenges in accessing higher education.
To enhance literacy and foster a love for reading among students, the Karnataka government has initiated a 21-day reading campaign across all government-aided schools in the state. The campaign, which commenced on [start date], targets over 40 lakh students and is designed to improve reading habits and comprehension skills.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor voiced his concerns regarding the National Education Policy (NEP) during the Transforming India Conclave 2024, organised by SSVM Institutions in Coimbatore.
Six schools in Coimbatore have sparked controversy and widespread criticism after students were required to disclose their caste details on homework notes and school forms. As per edexLive reports, this unexpected demand has ignited a debate on caste-based discrimination and privacy concerns within the educational system.