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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre Reply On Plea By Differently-Abled MBBS Students Against Admission Cancellation
The Delhi High Court Friday sought the response of the Centre and National Medical Commission (NMC) on a plea by five differently-abled MBBS students challenging a provision that restricts the maximum number of attempts to four to clear the first year of examination.
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No Offline Exam For Differently-Abled Class 10 Students For Now, Odisha Rights Body Directs
The OHRC wondered why the BSE was insisting on offline-mode examination of the differently-abled students when the result of lakhs of students of general schools had been published without any examination and based on the marks secured in Classes 9 and 10.
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JNU To Reopen For Differently-Abled PhD Scholars From December 21
The students will have to mandatorily self-quarantine themselves for seven days and submit a self-declaration form upon arrival at the JNU campus.
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MP Board Releases Schedule For Special Board Exam For COVID-19 Affected Class 12 Students
Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has released the schedule for the higher secondary (class 12) special exams which will be held for covid-19 infected students and differently-abled students.
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JNU To High Court: Never Violated Mandate Of 5 % Seats For Differently-Abled Students
Jawaharlal Nehru University, or JNU, told the Delhi High Court that it has never violated the mandate of five per cent reservation for differently-abled students and was committed to providing it in all courses in the 2020-21 academic year.
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DU Exams: Online Open Book Exam For Differently-Abled Students To Be 5 Hour Long
Delhi University has provided colleges and departments with specific guidelines to ensure that students belonging to the persons with disability (PWD) category who wish to avail the infrastructure facilities for downloading question papers and uploading answer sheets.
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DU Open Book Exam: Specially-Abled Students May Get Scribes
DU issued new guidelines for online exams for differently-abled students on June 4. This group of students will get five hours to write DU’s online, open-book exams.
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IIT Roorkee's Academy Offers Online Lessons For Students With Disabilities
In an endeavour to support the differently-abled students amidst the COVID-19 lockdown, IIT Roorkee's social initiative, Anushruti Academy for the Deaf is offering online lessons for hearing impaired students hailing from the marginalized sections of the society.
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Signs, Silent Claps. Autistic, Differently-Abled Kids' Day At Red Fort
Several sign language instructors moved their hands up and down as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Independence Day address to the nation from the historic Red Fort progressed. Several students with disabilities cheered and smiled. All of them were excited.
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Differently-Abled Girl Tops CBSE Class 10 Exam, Says Didn't Want To Be Treated Special
While Anushka Panda topped the CBSE class 10 examinations in the differently-abled category, what she's most proud of is not using the extra half-an-hour in each paper, to which she is legally entitled.
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'Divyang' Students To Get 5% Reservation At Himachal Pradesh University
Himachal Pradesh University (HPU) becomes the first University in North India to provide 5% reservation to differently-abled students. The move comes after Umang Foundation filed a PIL in High Court.
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5 Arrested For Sexually Abusing Differently-Abled Students In Coimbatore
The founder of a school for special children in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore district and four others have been arrested on charges of sexually abusing some differently abled children for the last few years.
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Differently-Abled Girl's Ramayana Rendition Steals Show At PM Modi's Rally
A differently abled little girl on Saturday stole the show at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Navsari rally where he celebrated his 66th birthday.
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UGC Relaxes PhD Norms For Women, Differently-Abled
To encourage women and the differently-abled to pursue research, UGC has relaxed norms allowing students eight years instead of present six to complete Ph.D and three years instead of two to complete M.Phil degrees.
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Special Schools in Kerala to Get Aided Status
Kerala government has decided to provide aided status to special schools for differently-abled students run by private institutions.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre Reply On Plea By Differently-Abled MBBS Students Against Admission Cancellation
The Delhi High Court Friday sought the response of the Centre and National Medical Commission (NMC) on a plea by five differently-abled MBBS students challenging a provision that restricts the maximum number of attempts to four to clear the first year of examination.
-
No Offline Exam For Differently-Abled Class 10 Students For Now, Odisha Rights Body Directs
The OHRC wondered why the BSE was insisting on offline-mode examination of the differently-abled students when the result of lakhs of students of general schools had been published without any examination and based on the marks secured in Classes 9 and 10.
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JNU To Reopen For Differently-Abled PhD Scholars From December 21
The students will have to mandatorily self-quarantine themselves for seven days and submit a self-declaration form upon arrival at the JNU campus.
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MP Board Releases Schedule For Special Board Exam For COVID-19 Affected Class 12 Students
Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) has released the schedule for the higher secondary (class 12) special exams which will be held for covid-19 infected students and differently-abled students.
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JNU To High Court: Never Violated Mandate Of 5 % Seats For Differently-Abled Students
Jawaharlal Nehru University, or JNU, told the Delhi High Court that it has never violated the mandate of five per cent reservation for differently-abled students and was committed to providing it in all courses in the 2020-21 academic year.
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DU Exams: Online Open Book Exam For Differently-Abled Students To Be 5 Hour Long
Delhi University has provided colleges and departments with specific guidelines to ensure that students belonging to the persons with disability (PWD) category who wish to avail the infrastructure facilities for downloading question papers and uploading answer sheets.
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DU Open Book Exam: Specially-Abled Students May Get Scribes
DU issued new guidelines for online exams for differently-abled students on June 4. This group of students will get five hours to write DU’s online, open-book exams.
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IIT Roorkee's Academy Offers Online Lessons For Students With Disabilities
In an endeavour to support the differently-abled students amidst the COVID-19 lockdown, IIT Roorkee's social initiative, Anushruti Academy for the Deaf is offering online lessons for hearing impaired students hailing from the marginalized sections of the society.
-
Signs, Silent Claps. Autistic, Differently-Abled Kids' Day At Red Fort
Several sign language instructors moved their hands up and down as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Independence Day address to the nation from the historic Red Fort progressed. Several students with disabilities cheered and smiled. All of them were excited.
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Differently-Abled Girl Tops CBSE Class 10 Exam, Says Didn't Want To Be Treated Special
While Anushka Panda topped the CBSE class 10 examinations in the differently-abled category, what she's most proud of is not using the extra half-an-hour in each paper, to which she is legally entitled.
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'Divyang' Students To Get 5% Reservation At Himachal Pradesh University
Himachal Pradesh University (HPU) becomes the first University in North India to provide 5% reservation to differently-abled students. The move comes after Umang Foundation filed a PIL in High Court.
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5 Arrested For Sexually Abusing Differently-Abled Students In Coimbatore
The founder of a school for special children in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore district and four others have been arrested on charges of sexually abusing some differently abled children for the last few years.
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Differently-Abled Girl's Ramayana Rendition Steals Show At PM Modi's Rally
A differently abled little girl on Saturday stole the show at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Navsari rally where he celebrated his 66th birthday.
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UGC Relaxes PhD Norms For Women, Differently-Abled
To encourage women and the differently-abled to pursue research, UGC has relaxed norms allowing students eight years instead of present six to complete Ph.D and three years instead of two to complete M.Phil degrees.
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Special Schools in Kerala to Get Aided Status
Kerala government has decided to provide aided status to special schools for differently-abled students run by private institutions.
