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Karnataka School Buys Bus With Income From Areca Nut Farm
The farm of the school is outsourced to local people through which the school gets Rs 2.50 lakh income annually. The school has now bought a 26-seater bus, costing Rs 5 lakh, to bring students from distant places to the school.
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5 Bengal Teachers Allegedly Consume Poison Amid Protest Against Transfers
Five contractual government school teachers in West Bengal's Kolkata allegedly drank a poisonous substance in front of the education department in Kolkata to protest against transfers to "distant places". All five women were rushed to the hospital.
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Students Design Portable Ventilators, Touchless Doorbells To Fight COVID-19
It is not just scientists and leading technical institutions in the country who are aiding the fight against COVID-19 but also several school students who have come up with innovations such as sunglasses with distance sensors, portable ventilators and touchless doorbells.
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Coronavirus: Centre Preparing Safety Guidelines For Schools, Colleges Once They Reopen
New seating matrix, staggered classes, different mess and library rules, revamped hostels and canteens, could be part of students' socially distant lives in schools and colleges when they return, with the HRD Ministry forming safety guidelines to be followed whenever classroom learning is resumed.
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HRD Guidelines On Schools, Colleges' Reopening Soon
New seating matrix, staggered classes, different mess and library rules, revamped hostels and canteens, could be part of students' socially distant lives in schools and colleges when they return.
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Meet India's 'Vicky Donors' Who Run Out of Work Tonight
When he was born, his parents named him Rubel Rana - a wholesome Bangladeshi name. But at age 6, he was enrolled in school as Anisur Rehman, son of a man named Sayyed Ali Mondal who was, in fact, a distant relative, and an Indian.
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Czech Convicts Fix Bikes for Kids in Africa
In a jumble of bicycle frames, six burly men in drab grey overalls tinker with blue, purple and pink children's bikes, checking brakes and gears to make sure all will be in order for their future owners in Africa.
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Rate hikes a distant prospect for more upbeat US Federal Reserve
US central bank officials will probably reiterate their expectations that official borrowing costs will remain near zero until at least late 2014.
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Karnataka School Buys Bus With Income From Areca Nut Farm
The farm of the school is outsourced to local people through which the school gets Rs 2.50 lakh income annually. The school has now bought a 26-seater bus, costing Rs 5 lakh, to bring students from distant places to the school.
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5 Bengal Teachers Allegedly Consume Poison Amid Protest Against Transfers
Five contractual government school teachers in West Bengal's Kolkata allegedly drank a poisonous substance in front of the education department in Kolkata to protest against transfers to "distant places". All five women were rushed to the hospital.
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Students Design Portable Ventilators, Touchless Doorbells To Fight COVID-19
It is not just scientists and leading technical institutions in the country who are aiding the fight against COVID-19 but also several school students who have come up with innovations such as sunglasses with distance sensors, portable ventilators and touchless doorbells.
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Coronavirus: Centre Preparing Safety Guidelines For Schools, Colleges Once They Reopen
New seating matrix, staggered classes, different mess and library rules, revamped hostels and canteens, could be part of students' socially distant lives in schools and colleges when they return, with the HRD Ministry forming safety guidelines to be followed whenever classroom learning is resumed.
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HRD Guidelines On Schools, Colleges' Reopening Soon
New seating matrix, staggered classes, different mess and library rules, revamped hostels and canteens, could be part of students' socially distant lives in schools and colleges when they return.
-
Meet India's 'Vicky Donors' Who Run Out of Work Tonight
When he was born, his parents named him Rubel Rana - a wholesome Bangladeshi name. But at age 6, he was enrolled in school as Anisur Rehman, son of a man named Sayyed Ali Mondal who was, in fact, a distant relative, and an Indian.
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Czech Convicts Fix Bikes for Kids in Africa
In a jumble of bicycle frames, six burly men in drab grey overalls tinker with blue, purple and pink children's bikes, checking brakes and gears to make sure all will be in order for their future owners in Africa.
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Rate hikes a distant prospect for more upbeat US Federal Reserve
US central bank officials will probably reiterate their expectations that official borrowing costs will remain near zero until at least late 2014.
