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Assam Government Proposes To Merge Class 10, 12 Boards
The need for merging Assam Class 10, 12 boards comes following the leak of two question papers in the Class 10 board examinations by SEBA in 2023.
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Working Towards Closing Down 1,000 Private Madrassas: Assam Chief Minister
The Assam government is trying to negotiate with private madrassas for their closure and conversion to general schools, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on New Year's day.
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Assam School Teachers Now Need Permission To Study Further
Assam government has barred teachers and non-teaching staff working in provincialised secondary schools from studying further or obtaining any degree while in service without prior permission of competent authorities, an official said on Wednesday.
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Assam Renames Over 1,200 Madrasas As "Middle English Schools"
In pursuance with an earlier decision of the Himanta Biswa Sarma led government, Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu has announced that 1,281 madrasas in the state have been renamed to ME (Middle English) schools.
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No Jeans, Leggings: Assam's New Dress Code For State-Run School Teachers
The Assam government on Saturday issued a notification bringing a dress code for teachers in all state-run schools in the state and has banned jeans and leggings, officials said.
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Assam To Assess Students In State-Wide Drive
A total of 44,525 schools will be covered in the Gunotsav 2023 and 42,76,881 students from Classes 1 to 11 will be evaluated.
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Assam Government Will Help In Sainik School Infrastructure Development: Himanta Biswa Sarma
The Chief Minister exhorted the students to aim big and strive hard to achieve it while also underlining the role of the teachers in ensuring that the students realise their potential.
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Scrutiny of Madrasa Teachers From Outside Assam: Himanta Biswa Sarma
Himanta Biswa Sarma said that a checklist has been prepared for the Madrasas, though the state is yet to "enter into an agreement with stakeholders, but things are moving in the right direction”.
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Over 3,000 Assam Schools Don't Have Proper Toilets For Boys: Minister
Over 3,000 schools in Assam do not have proper toilet facilities for boys, while more than 1,600 educational institutes lack such facilities for girl students, the state government informed the assembly on Thursday.
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Madrasas In Assam Asked To Provide Information On Location, Teachers To Government By December 1
The decision comes as several madrasas in the state came under the scanner after teachers employed in these institutions were arrested earlier this year for their alleged links with extremist groups.
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Assam To Abolish 8,000 Vacant School Teacher Posts
The Assam government on Tuesday said it will abolish 8,000 vacant posts of permanent school teachers as a larger number of contractual faculty members are already working through the Sarba Siksha Abhiyan (SSA).
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Assam: Schools, Colleges Ordered Shut In Karbi Anglong District Due To Spurt In Dengue Cases
All government and private schools and colleges falling under Diphu Municipal Board and Greater Diphu Town area will remain closed from Monday to Saturday, the order by the principal secretary, Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council, said
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Supreme Court Notice To Assam Government Over State-Run Madrassas
The notice was issued on a plea challenging a Gauhati High Court judgment that observed that the madrassas being government schools wholly maintained by the state cannot be permitted to impart religious instruction.
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Education Ministry, Assam Government To Strengthen Existing Schools Under PM SHRI Scheme
The Ministry of Education, Department of School Education and Literacy and the School Education Department, Government of Assam signed an agreement for strengthening the selected existing schools managed by the state government and the local bodies.
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Assam Government Not To Promote Class 5, 8 Students If They Fail Annual Exams
"Unsuccessful students will be given the opportunity to sit for re-examination within a period of two months. From now onwards, schools are allowed to hold back a student if he or she fails in the re-examination," Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said in a tweet
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Assam Government Proposes To Merge Class 10, 12 Boards
The need for merging Assam Class 10, 12 boards comes following the leak of two question papers in the Class 10 board examinations by SEBA in 2023.
-
Working Towards Closing Down 1,000 Private Madrassas: Assam Chief Minister
The Assam government is trying to negotiate with private madrassas for their closure and conversion to general schools, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on New Year's day.
-
Assam School Teachers Now Need Permission To Study Further
Assam government has barred teachers and non-teaching staff working in provincialised secondary schools from studying further or obtaining any degree while in service without prior permission of competent authorities, an official said on Wednesday.
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Assam Renames Over 1,200 Madrasas As "Middle English Schools"
In pursuance with an earlier decision of the Himanta Biswa Sarma led government, Assam Education Minister Ranoj Pegu has announced that 1,281 madrasas in the state have been renamed to ME (Middle English) schools.
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No Jeans, Leggings: Assam's New Dress Code For State-Run School Teachers
The Assam government on Saturday issued a notification bringing a dress code for teachers in all state-run schools in the state and has banned jeans and leggings, officials said.
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Assam To Assess Students In State-Wide Drive
A total of 44,525 schools will be covered in the Gunotsav 2023 and 42,76,881 students from Classes 1 to 11 will be evaluated.
-
Assam Government Will Help In Sainik School Infrastructure Development: Himanta Biswa Sarma
The Chief Minister exhorted the students to aim big and strive hard to achieve it while also underlining the role of the teachers in ensuring that the students realise their potential.
-
Scrutiny of Madrasa Teachers From Outside Assam: Himanta Biswa Sarma
Himanta Biswa Sarma said that a checklist has been prepared for the Madrasas, though the state is yet to "enter into an agreement with stakeholders, but things are moving in the right direction”.
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Over 3,000 Assam Schools Don't Have Proper Toilets For Boys: Minister
Over 3,000 schools in Assam do not have proper toilet facilities for boys, while more than 1,600 educational institutes lack such facilities for girl students, the state government informed the assembly on Thursday.
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Madrasas In Assam Asked To Provide Information On Location, Teachers To Government By December 1
The decision comes as several madrasas in the state came under the scanner after teachers employed in these institutions were arrested earlier this year for their alleged links with extremist groups.
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Assam To Abolish 8,000 Vacant School Teacher Posts
The Assam government on Tuesday said it will abolish 8,000 vacant posts of permanent school teachers as a larger number of contractual faculty members are already working through the Sarba Siksha Abhiyan (SSA).
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Assam: Schools, Colleges Ordered Shut In Karbi Anglong District Due To Spurt In Dengue Cases
All government and private schools and colleges falling under Diphu Municipal Board and Greater Diphu Town area will remain closed from Monday to Saturday, the order by the principal secretary, Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council, said
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Supreme Court Notice To Assam Government Over State-Run Madrassas
The notice was issued on a plea challenging a Gauhati High Court judgment that observed that the madrassas being government schools wholly maintained by the state cannot be permitted to impart religious instruction.
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Education Ministry, Assam Government To Strengthen Existing Schools Under PM SHRI Scheme
The Ministry of Education, Department of School Education and Literacy and the School Education Department, Government of Assam signed an agreement for strengthening the selected existing schools managed by the state government and the local bodies.
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Assam Government Not To Promote Class 5, 8 Students If They Fail Annual Exams
"Unsuccessful students will be given the opportunity to sit for re-examination within a period of two months. From now onwards, schools are allowed to hold back a student if he or she fails in the re-examination," Education Minister Ranoj Pegu said in a tweet
