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"Good Environment For Him To Grow": Rajasthan Royals Head Coach Rahul Dravid On Roping In 13-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi
The eighth standard student from Bihar's Samastipur was picked up by the franchise for Rs. 1.10 crore
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Post Office GDS Recruitment 2024: 44,228 Posts For 10th-Pass Students, Registration Ends On August 5
Post Office GDS Recruitment 2024: The recruitment is conducted state-wise, with different numbers of posts allocated to each state, including 2,718 posts in Rajasthan, 2,558 posts in Bihar, 4,588 posts in Uttar Pradesh, 4,011 posts in MP.
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"Sorry Papa": Student Dies By Suicide In Rajasthan's Kota, 6th This Year
A student preparing for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) in Rajasthan's Kota died by suicide on Friday. Abhishek Kumar, from Bihar's Bhagalpur, was found dead in his rented room in Kota's Vigyan Nagar area.
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Teen Dies By Suicide At Kota Hostel, Parents Say Was Upset Over Low Scores
An 18-year-old girl from Bihar allegedly died by suicide in her hostel room in Rajasthan's Kota, the police said today. This is the second student suicide to be reported in 24 hours, after an IIT-Madras student was found dead in his hostel room.
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CUET 2022: Over 1.27 Lakh Students Apply For UG Entrance Exam 2022 In The First Week
CUET 2022: Among the 1.27 lakh (1,27,037) candidates who have applied for CUET 2022, most candidates were from Uttar Pradesh (36,611), followed by Delhi (23,418), Bihar (12,275), Haryana (7,859), West Bengal (4,496), Madhya Pradesh (4,402) and Rajasthan (3,886)
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Schools Reopen Today In Four States With COVID-19 Restrictions
School reopening news: Bihar, Odisha, Rajasthan, and Uttarakhand are reopening their schools today for students of more classes while taking all the COVID-19 precautions.
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Schools Reopening From Tomorrow In Four States
School reopening news: All these states – Bihar, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, and Odisha – had previously resumed regular classroom studies for students who will appear in board exams.
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Kota-Like Coaching City, Grand Sita Temple Among Chirag Paswan's Promises
Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) chief Chirag Paswan has promised to set up a "coaching city" similar to Rajasthan's Kota, Delhi's Mukherjee Nagar and Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj, if voted to power, so that students from Bihar do not have to migrate to cities in other states to prepare for competitive exams. He released his party's manifesto for the upcomin...
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1,200 Students Stranded In Kota Leave For Bihar In Special Train
Over 1,200 students from Bihar, who had been stranded in Kota for more than a month due to lockdown, finally left for their home state in a special train on Sunday, but another 10,000 still remained stuck in the Rajasthan city.
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Special Trains For Migrants, Students, 5 More From Kerala Today: 10 Points
Six "shramik (worker) special" trains, carrying migrants, students and others stranded by the coronavirus lockdown, departed from Kerala, Telangana, Maharashtra and Rajasthan on Friday. The trains, bound for Jharkhand, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, were organised on request from the respective states, Railways said in a st...
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On Bringing Migrant Workers Home, Nitish Kumar's Not-So-Quick Second Act
Till last night, Nitish Kumar was so firmly against bringing back those from his state who are stranded elsewhere in the country that he described the proposition as "an injustice to the principle of (the) lockdown." His comment, made last week, served as self-defence - he was alone among major states in doing little to bring students and migrant w...
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Bihar Should Look After Its Students In Kota, Says Patna High Court
All the needs of Bihar students stranded in Kota should be met by the Bihar government, the Patna High Court said today. This should include food and medical expenses also, the court said amid concerns about the students who make a beeline to the Rajasthan city known for its coaching centres for all-India competitive exams.
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Coronavirus - Nitish Kumar, Cornered Over Students, Migrants, Made A Case Before PM
Nitish Kumar is rattled and made it obvious today with his outburst at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video conference with Chief Ministers on the coronavirus lockdown. The Bihar Chief Minister, who was unabashedly critical of various states evacuating students from Rajasthan's Kota -- now even migrant labourers -- went to great lengths to demonstr...
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Coronavirus: Bihar Students Protest As Haryana, Assam Evacuate 1,400 From Rajasthan
Nearly 1,400 students from Haryana and Assam left Kota for their home towns by buses this morning, while over 2,000 from various places in Rajasthan are scheduled to leave in the evening. Meanwhile, students from Bihar have appealed to Nitish Kumar, the Chief Minister of their home state, to make arrangements for their return and staged a silent pr...
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"Injustice To Lockdown" Says Nitish Kumar On Buses For Students
As 300 buses set out of Uttar Pradesh on Friday to pick up students stranded in Kota in Rajasthan, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar called it "injustice" and against the principle of the nationwide lockdown to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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"Good Environment For Him To Grow": Rajasthan Royals Head Coach Rahul Dravid On Roping In 13-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi
The eighth standard student from Bihar's Samastipur was picked up by the franchise for Rs. 1.10 crore
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Post Office GDS Recruitment 2024: 44,228 Posts For 10th-Pass Students, Registration Ends On August 5
Post Office GDS Recruitment 2024: The recruitment is conducted state-wise, with different numbers of posts allocated to each state, including 2,718 posts in Rajasthan, 2,558 posts in Bihar, 4,588 posts in Uttar Pradesh, 4,011 posts in MP.
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"Sorry Papa": Student Dies By Suicide In Rajasthan's Kota, 6th This Year
A student preparing for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) in Rajasthan's Kota died by suicide on Friday. Abhishek Kumar, from Bihar's Bhagalpur, was found dead in his rented room in Kota's Vigyan Nagar area.
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Teen Dies By Suicide At Kota Hostel, Parents Say Was Upset Over Low Scores
An 18-year-old girl from Bihar allegedly died by suicide in her hostel room in Rajasthan's Kota, the police said today. This is the second student suicide to be reported in 24 hours, after an IIT-Madras student was found dead in his hostel room.
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CUET 2022: Over 1.27 Lakh Students Apply For UG Entrance Exam 2022 In The First Week
CUET 2022: Among the 1.27 lakh (1,27,037) candidates who have applied for CUET 2022, most candidates were from Uttar Pradesh (36,611), followed by Delhi (23,418), Bihar (12,275), Haryana (7,859), West Bengal (4,496), Madhya Pradesh (4,402) and Rajasthan (3,886)
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Schools Reopen Today In Four States With COVID-19 Restrictions
School reopening news: Bihar, Odisha, Rajasthan, and Uttarakhand are reopening their schools today for students of more classes while taking all the COVID-19 precautions.
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Schools Reopening From Tomorrow In Four States
School reopening news: All these states – Bihar, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, and Odisha – had previously resumed regular classroom studies for students who will appear in board exams.
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Kota-Like Coaching City, Grand Sita Temple Among Chirag Paswan's Promises
Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) chief Chirag Paswan has promised to set up a "coaching city" similar to Rajasthan's Kota, Delhi's Mukherjee Nagar and Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj, if voted to power, so that students from Bihar do not have to migrate to cities in other states to prepare for competitive exams. He released his party's manifesto for the upcomin...
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1,200 Students Stranded In Kota Leave For Bihar In Special Train
Over 1,200 students from Bihar, who had been stranded in Kota for more than a month due to lockdown, finally left for their home state in a special train on Sunday, but another 10,000 still remained stuck in the Rajasthan city.
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Special Trains For Migrants, Students, 5 More From Kerala Today: 10 Points
Six "shramik (worker) special" trains, carrying migrants, students and others stranded by the coronavirus lockdown, departed from Kerala, Telangana, Maharashtra and Rajasthan on Friday. The trains, bound for Jharkhand, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, were organised on request from the respective states, Railways said in a st...
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On Bringing Migrant Workers Home, Nitish Kumar's Not-So-Quick Second Act
Till last night, Nitish Kumar was so firmly against bringing back those from his state who are stranded elsewhere in the country that he described the proposition as "an injustice to the principle of (the) lockdown." His comment, made last week, served as self-defence - he was alone among major states in doing little to bring students and migrant w...
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Bihar Should Look After Its Students In Kota, Says Patna High Court
All the needs of Bihar students stranded in Kota should be met by the Bihar government, the Patna High Court said today. This should include food and medical expenses also, the court said amid concerns about the students who make a beeline to the Rajasthan city known for its coaching centres for all-India competitive exams.
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Coronavirus - Nitish Kumar, Cornered Over Students, Migrants, Made A Case Before PM
Nitish Kumar is rattled and made it obvious today with his outburst at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's video conference with Chief Ministers on the coronavirus lockdown. The Bihar Chief Minister, who was unabashedly critical of various states evacuating students from Rajasthan's Kota -- now even migrant labourers -- went to great lengths to demonstr...
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Coronavirus: Bihar Students Protest As Haryana, Assam Evacuate 1,400 From Rajasthan
Nearly 1,400 students from Haryana and Assam left Kota for their home towns by buses this morning, while over 2,000 from various places in Rajasthan are scheduled to leave in the evening. Meanwhile, students from Bihar have appealed to Nitish Kumar, the Chief Minister of their home state, to make arrangements for their return and staged a silent pr...
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"Injustice To Lockdown" Says Nitish Kumar On Buses For Students
As 300 buses set out of Uttar Pradesh on Friday to pick up students stranded in Kota in Rajasthan, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar called it "injustice" and against the principle of the nationwide lockdown to slow the spread of coronavirus.
