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Karnataka revises school uniform policy, permits religious symbols alongside uniforms
The state has revoked the BJP-era order banning hijabs in classrooms, allowing students to wear limited religious symbols including hijab, turban and sacred thread in educational institutions
PMS fund allocation yet to be received by some states
Punjab, Haryana and other states and Union Territories still await PMS funds from the Centre, shows data from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.
No Mid-day meals disbursed in Goa during lockdown: Education Ministry
In 2017-18, Assam recorded Highest dropout of girls from secondary school while Delhi recorded highest enrolment of girls
Broken Slates and Blank Screens: PUCL’s report on Education amidst the lockdown
A detailed report of Maharashtra’s current online classes policy, its consequent result on student’s psyche and analysis of a few government initiatives.
Cruel irony: Ambedkar University decides to scrap reservation policy!
Students and teachers of the Ambedkar University unitedly appeal to the management board not to scrap the fee waivers offered to socio-economically disadvantaged students.
Who will clean the deep rot in the Indian education system?
From plagiarism, to corruption and lack of transparency, to violence; a lot needs to be fixed
Covid-19 and the Classroom Crisis
Let’s not forget that underprivileged students are left out in this sudden spree of digitalisation
IIT entrance exams amidst Covid-19?
How students may be selected for IITs without any entrance examination in the time of pandemic and beyond
Students observe hunger strike, demand national-level exams be postponed
Over 4,000 students undertook a nation-wide hunger strike to draw the Centre’s attention and compel them to delay entrance exams while considering public health safety.
Education of over 70 percent of youth disrupted by Covid-19: ILO
Most of the affected youth have been unable to transition to online learning successfully
PM Modi says the NEP hasn’t raised concerns of any bias
He added that “national interest” was a key factor as "Every country equates education to its national interest and moves forward”
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