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Kolkata Gets Its First 'Young Readers' Boat Library' With Over 500 Books
The West Bengal Transport Corporation in collaboration with a heritage book store here has launched a children's library on a boat, the first of its kind initiative, an official said.
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West Bengal Pre-Primary School: U For 'Ugly', Says Alphabet Book; 2 Teachers Suspended
Education Minister Partha Chatterjee said: "The book is not part of the textbooks referred by the education department. It was introduced by the school itself. We have zero-tolerance for acts which instill prejudices into the minds of students."
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Lockers In West Bengal State-Run Schools To Ease Burden Of Students
The lockers, once installed, would ease the burden of students, as they can store books and stationeries, without having to carry them home and back every day, the state education minister said.
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West Bengal School Book Uses Farhan Akhtar's Pic For Milkha Singh
Actor Farhan Akhtar has tweeted about a "glaring error" in the depiction of legendary athlete Milkha Singh, popularly known as the 'flying Sikh', in a West Bengal textbook. Instead of Milkha Singh's photo, the publisher of the book has used Farhan's picture, who played the role of the sprinter in the 2013 superhit Bhaag Milkha Bhaag.
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Singur Movement To Be Part Of Bengal's Class 8 History Book
The peasants' movement in Singur will be part of the history curriculum in schools of the state-run West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) from the current academic session, a senior minister announced here on Monday.
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Mizoram, West Bengal, SAI & Jharkhand Schools Book Place in Subroto Cup Quarters
Government Chawngfianga Middle School from Mizoram qualified for the quarterfinals after beating NSS MP Shikshya Niketan from Odisha 2-0 in the first match played at the Ambedkar Stadium.
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Left out: Marx, Engels to play minor roles in Bengal school books
Students in West Bengal government schools will soon have limited exposure to Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. A committee set up by the Trinamool government to restructure the syllabus for higher secondary students reportedly wants a much reduced emphasis on Marx and Engels in history textbooks.
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Kolkata Gets Its First 'Young Readers' Boat Library' With Over 500 Books
The West Bengal Transport Corporation in collaboration with a heritage book store here has launched a children's library on a boat, the first of its kind initiative, an official said.
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West Bengal Pre-Primary School: U For 'Ugly', Says Alphabet Book; 2 Teachers Suspended
Education Minister Partha Chatterjee said: "The book is not part of the textbooks referred by the education department. It was introduced by the school itself. We have zero-tolerance for acts which instill prejudices into the minds of students."
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Lockers In West Bengal State-Run Schools To Ease Burden Of Students
The lockers, once installed, would ease the burden of students, as they can store books and stationeries, without having to carry them home and back every day, the state education minister said.
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West Bengal School Book Uses Farhan Akhtar's Pic For Milkha Singh
Actor Farhan Akhtar has tweeted about a "glaring error" in the depiction of legendary athlete Milkha Singh, popularly known as the 'flying Sikh', in a West Bengal textbook. Instead of Milkha Singh's photo, the publisher of the book has used Farhan's picture, who played the role of the sprinter in the 2013 superhit Bhaag Milkha Bhaag.
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Singur Movement To Be Part Of Bengal's Class 8 History Book
The peasants' movement in Singur will be part of the history curriculum in schools of the state-run West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) from the current academic session, a senior minister announced here on Monday.
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Mizoram, West Bengal, SAI & Jharkhand Schools Book Place in Subroto Cup Quarters
Government Chawngfianga Middle School from Mizoram qualified for the quarterfinals after beating NSS MP Shikshya Niketan from Odisha 2-0 in the first match played at the Ambedkar Stadium.
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Left out: Marx, Engels to play minor roles in Bengal school books
Students in West Bengal government schools will soon have limited exposure to Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. A committee set up by the Trinamool government to restructure the syllabus for higher secondary students reportedly wants a much reduced emphasis on Marx and Engels in history textbooks.
