NEW DELHI - In an effort to draw the best talent to science, the Indian government has come up with an "innovative" way to reach out to students by "entering the bedroom" to make science exciting.
NEW DELHI - Many epileptic children get little sympathy from teachers if they get seizures and are often told to quit school, an expert has said while underlining the need to educate schools about the disease.
NEW DELHI - The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked parents having problems with the ongoing nursery admissions in the capital to approach the grievance cell of the Directorate of Education.
NEW DELHI - India and Germany Wednesday inaugurated the Indo-German Max Planck Centre for Computer Science at the Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi to support academic groups in cutting-edge research in the field.
NEW DELHI - The National Coalition for Education (NCE) will embark on a week-long campaign beginning Feb 17 to demand allocation of six percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) for education.
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- CBSE starts counselling to reduce exam stress
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- Central university teachers to go on two-day strike
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- NIIT to help Colombians improve English proficiency
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- Apex court stops any action against 44 deemed universities (Second Lead)
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- University grants panel fined for not filing response
- Jamia to implement OBC quota in phased manner
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- Terror infrastructure in Pakistan intact: Indian Army
- Model colleges in backward districts approved
- Cabinet approves setting up of national knowledge network
- Pakistani students visit IGNOU
- India to turn out 1,750 mental health workers a year
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- Deemed universities will be abolished: Sibal
- Government to divest 44 universities of deemed status
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- Australia determined to act on attacks, says envoy
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- Sibal on Britain tour to better educational ties
- Sibal moots degrees at the click of a mouse
- Government to post educational degrees online
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- Delhi schools close due to cold (Second Lead)
- School asked to implement fifth pay panel recommendations
- Delhi government closes schools due to cold
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- MCD schools to shut till Jan 17 due to cold wave
- IGNOU and Unesco ink agreement for cooperation
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