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Andhra College Student Walks Out Of Classroom, Jumps Off 3rd Floor
A 16-year-old student was seen walking out of a classroom and jumping off the third floor in disturbing CCTV footage from a junior college in Andhra Pradesh today.
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CCTV Video Shows A Deer Crashing Through Classroom Window In US School
Security cameras installed at the Evergreen Elementary School in Alabama captured the unusual incident and shared it on their Facebook page.
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High Court Asks Delhi Government To File SOP On Installation Of CCTV Cameras In School Classrooms
Earlier, the Delhi government had opposed the pleas challenging its decision to install CCTV cameras in classrooms, saying the right to privacy is not absolute and the system will ensure the safety of children.
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Delhi Government Defends Installation Of CCTV In Classrooms
The Delhi government on Friday opposed before the High Court a challenge to its decision to install CCTV cameras in classrooms of government schools, saying that right to privacy is not absolute and the system would ensure safety of children.
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Delhi Government Defends Installation Of CCTV In Classrooms
The city government on Friday opposed before the Delhi High Court a challenge to its decision to install CCTV cameras in classrooms of government schools.
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Student, 15, Beaten To Death By Classmates, CCTV Shows
A class 10 student of a private school in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district was allegedly beaten to death in the classroom by his classmates on Wednesday, police said.
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High Court Issues Notice To Delhi Governement Over Plea Challenges Live-Streaming Of Children's Classroom
The Petition challenges the installation of 1.5 lakh CCTV cameras inside classrooms of Government and private schools and the dissemination of the live stream footage emanating from the same to unauthorized persons.
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"What Special Privacy": Delhi Court Over Opposition To Classroom CCTVs
What is the special privacy available to students in a classroom to bar installation of CCTV cameras there when they would already be captured by cameras on the campus, corridors and outside the school, the Delhi High Court observed on Thursday.
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Top Court Rejects Plea Against Decision To Install CCTV In Delhi Schools
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation, or PIL, challenging the Aam Aadmi Party government's decision to install closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras in classrooms in Delhi schools and live stream the feed to parents of students.
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"No Privacy Issue": Court On Installing CCTV Cameras Inside Classrooms
The Delhi High Court Thursday said there was nothing wrong with having CCTV cameras inside classrooms and rubbished the claims that children's right to privacy would be affected.
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CCTV At All Government Schools In Delhi; Parents To Receive Live Feed From Classrooms
The Delhi government is in the process of installing CCTV cameras at government schools. Parents of children who are enrolled at government schools will get to view their children studying in class on a realtime basis on their phones.
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At Government Schools In Delhi, Parents To Get Access To Live CCTV Feed
Parents of children going to government schools in Delhi will soon be able to monitor them in their classrooms in real time, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Wednesday.
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Gujarat Teacher Caught On Camera Brutally Beating Up Students
A teacher of a government school in Gujarat's Amreli district has been suspended after he was caught on video mercilessly beating up students in the classroom last month. The police have registered a complaint after the video of the incident in a town called Lathi went viral.
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AAP's Delhi Budget Stars Aam Aadmi Canteens, CCTV In Classrooms
CCTV in every classroom and 'Aam Aadmi canteens' for cheap meals are the highlights of the Delhi Budget announced by the Arvind Kejriwal government today.
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Backlash Against Chinese Plan to Film Professors
A Chinese province's plans to install CCTV cameras in university classrooms have come under fire from lawyers who say the move will curb academic freedom, state-run media said today.
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Andhra College Student Walks Out Of Classroom, Jumps Off 3rd Floor
A 16-year-old student was seen walking out of a classroom and jumping off the third floor in disturbing CCTV footage from a junior college in Andhra Pradesh today.
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CCTV Video Shows A Deer Crashing Through Classroom Window In US School
Security cameras installed at the Evergreen Elementary School in Alabama captured the unusual incident and shared it on their Facebook page.
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High Court Asks Delhi Government To File SOP On Installation Of CCTV Cameras In School Classrooms
Earlier, the Delhi government had opposed the pleas challenging its decision to install CCTV cameras in classrooms, saying the right to privacy is not absolute and the system will ensure the safety of children.
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Delhi Government Defends Installation Of CCTV In Classrooms
The Delhi government on Friday opposed before the High Court a challenge to its decision to install CCTV cameras in classrooms of government schools, saying that right to privacy is not absolute and the system would ensure safety of children.
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Delhi Government Defends Installation Of CCTV In Classrooms
The city government on Friday opposed before the Delhi High Court a challenge to its decision to install CCTV cameras in classrooms of government schools.
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Student, 15, Beaten To Death By Classmates, CCTV Shows
A class 10 student of a private school in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district was allegedly beaten to death in the classroom by his classmates on Wednesday, police said.
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High Court Issues Notice To Delhi Governement Over Plea Challenges Live-Streaming Of Children's Classroom
The Petition challenges the installation of 1.5 lakh CCTV cameras inside classrooms of Government and private schools and the dissemination of the live stream footage emanating from the same to unauthorized persons.
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"What Special Privacy": Delhi Court Over Opposition To Classroom CCTVs
What is the special privacy available to students in a classroom to bar installation of CCTV cameras there when they would already be captured by cameras on the campus, corridors and outside the school, the Delhi High Court observed on Thursday.
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Top Court Rejects Plea Against Decision To Install CCTV In Delhi Schools
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation, or PIL, challenging the Aam Aadmi Party government's decision to install closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras in classrooms in Delhi schools and live stream the feed to parents of students.
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"No Privacy Issue": Court On Installing CCTV Cameras Inside Classrooms
The Delhi High Court Thursday said there was nothing wrong with having CCTV cameras inside classrooms and rubbished the claims that children's right to privacy would be affected.
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CCTV At All Government Schools In Delhi; Parents To Receive Live Feed From Classrooms
The Delhi government is in the process of installing CCTV cameras at government schools. Parents of children who are enrolled at government schools will get to view their children studying in class on a realtime basis on their phones.
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At Government Schools In Delhi, Parents To Get Access To Live CCTV Feed
Parents of children going to government schools in Delhi will soon be able to monitor them in their classrooms in real time, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Wednesday.
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Gujarat Teacher Caught On Camera Brutally Beating Up Students
A teacher of a government school in Gujarat's Amreli district has been suspended after he was caught on video mercilessly beating up students in the classroom last month. The police have registered a complaint after the video of the incident in a town called Lathi went viral.
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AAP's Delhi Budget Stars Aam Aadmi Canteens, CCTV In Classrooms
CCTV in every classroom and 'Aam Aadmi canteens' for cheap meals are the highlights of the Delhi Budget announced by the Arvind Kejriwal government today.
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Backlash Against Chinese Plan to Film Professors
A Chinese province's plans to install CCTV cameras in university classrooms have come under fire from lawyers who say the move will curb academic freedom, state-run media said today.
