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Prasar Bharati Launches 'Waves' OTT Platform with Live TV, Regional Shows, and More
Prasar Bharati has launched its OTT platform 'Waves' to cater to diverse Indian audiences. Available on Android and iOS, 'Waves' features 65 live TV channels, regional content, and video-on-demand options. The platform supports 12+ languages, and offers infotainment, education, and entertainment. Additionally, 'Waves' champions local creators, show...
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Experts Question Centre Push To Set Up 200 TV Channels For Classes 1-12
The government has proposed the expansion of the ‘one class-one TV channel’ programme through 200 channels for providing supplementary education in regional languages in schools for classes 1 to 12.
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Government Push To Digital Education Through New University, 200 TV Channels For Classes 1 To 12
Education Budget 2022-23: School education outlay for 2022-23 is at Rs 63,449.37 crore, nearly Rs 9,000 crore more than 2021-22. The country’s biggest school education scheme, the Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan, has been allocated Rs 37,383.36, an increase of more than Rs 6,000 crores from Budget 2021.
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Union Budget 2022-23: Allocation In Education Sector Draws Mixed Response From Twitterati
Union Budget 2022-23: Although the Union Budget this year has promised a setting up of a digital university, expanding of 'one class one TV channel' programme under the PM e-Vidya scheme, the allocation in School and Higher Education budget has drawn mixed responses from Twitter users.
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Digital University, 200 TV Channels For Supplementary Education In Schools Proposed
A digital university will be established to provide access to students across the country for world-class quality universal education with personalised learning experience at their doorsteps. This will be made available in different Indian languages and ICT formats, Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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Did Union Budget 2022 Fulfill The Expectations Of Education Sector? Experts' Reactions
Union Budget 2022: At her budget speech, Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced setting up of digital university for world class education and expansion of 'one class one TV channel' programme under the PM e-Vidya scheme. Check experts' reactions
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Budget 2022: 'One Class, One TV Channel' Programme Of PM E-VIDYA Will Be Expanded, Says Finance Minister
In her Budget 2022 speech, the Finance Minister said, "The 'One class, one TV channel' programme of PM eVIDYA will be expanded from 12 to 200 TV channels. This will enable all states to provide supplementary education in regional languages for classes 1 to 12."
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Budget's Push To Digital Education Through New University
A digital university to be built on the 'hub-and-spoke' model and expansion of 'one class-one TV channel' programme through 200 channels for providing supplementary education in regional languages in schools proposes Budget 2022.
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IIT Madras, MDA Course For Dyslexic Children Now On SWAYAM Prabha Channel
IIT Madras - NPTEL course titled 'Remedial Instructions for Primary School Children with Specific Difficulties' is now available on the 'SWAYAM Prabha' TV channels.
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NCERT Invites Agencies To Provide Content For PM eVidya Programme
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has sought Expressions of Interest (EoI) to select agencies for providing digital content for DIKSHA, TV channels, radio etc. under PM eVIDYA Program.
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Stay Positive To Overcome COVID-19 Crisis, Super 30 Founder Anand Kumar Tells Students
The Super 30 founder, who has shared his views on the pandemic and its impact on students in a book compiled by two alumni of Brunel University London, also said that he had written to the HRD ministry to start a 24x7 TV channel to cater to the needs of lakhs of poor students.
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Kerala Begins Training For School Teachers On Victers, Samagra Portals
The training is available at Victors TV, Victors online portal (victers.kite.kerala.gov.in), KITE VICTERS app and Samagra portal (samagra.kite.kerala.gov.in).
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Ask Channels To Give Free TV Time To States For Educational Broadcasts: Punjab Minister To Centre
Punjab Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla on Wednesday suggested the Centre to direct all the TV channels to provide a free of cost two-hour time slot per day to state governments to broadcast lectures.
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Netflix Releases Documentary Features and Series on YouTube for Free, Including Our Planet
Netflix said on Friday it had made some documentary features and series, including Our Planet and Explained, available on the company's YouTube channel for free at the request of teachers.
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Virtual Classes On Private TV Channel To Continue Till June 10: West Bengal Education Minister
The decision was taken by the government to make up for the lessons lost by the students of Classes 9 to 12 in state-aided and state-run schools, owing to the lockdown, State Education Minister Partha Chatterjee said.
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Prasar Bharati Launches 'Waves' OTT Platform with Live TV, Regional Shows, and More
Prasar Bharati has launched its OTT platform 'Waves' to cater to diverse Indian audiences. Available on Android and iOS, 'Waves' features 65 live TV channels, regional content, and video-on-demand options. The platform supports 12+ languages, and offers infotainment, education, and entertainment. Additionally, 'Waves' champions local creators, show...
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Experts Question Centre Push To Set Up 200 TV Channels For Classes 1-12
The government has proposed the expansion of the ‘one class-one TV channel’ programme through 200 channels for providing supplementary education in regional languages in schools for classes 1 to 12.
-
Government Push To Digital Education Through New University, 200 TV Channels For Classes 1 To 12
Education Budget 2022-23: School education outlay for 2022-23 is at Rs 63,449.37 crore, nearly Rs 9,000 crore more than 2021-22. The country’s biggest school education scheme, the Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan, has been allocated Rs 37,383.36, an increase of more than Rs 6,000 crores from Budget 2021.
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Union Budget 2022-23: Allocation In Education Sector Draws Mixed Response From Twitterati
Union Budget 2022-23: Although the Union Budget this year has promised a setting up of a digital university, expanding of 'one class one TV channel' programme under the PM e-Vidya scheme, the allocation in School and Higher Education budget has drawn mixed responses from Twitter users.
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Digital University, 200 TV Channels For Supplementary Education In Schools Proposed
A digital university will be established to provide access to students across the country for world-class quality universal education with personalised learning experience at their doorsteps. This will be made available in different Indian languages and ICT formats, Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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Did Union Budget 2022 Fulfill The Expectations Of Education Sector? Experts' Reactions
Union Budget 2022: At her budget speech, Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced setting up of digital university for world class education and expansion of 'one class one TV channel' programme under the PM e-Vidya scheme. Check experts' reactions
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Budget 2022: 'One Class, One TV Channel' Programme Of PM E-VIDYA Will Be Expanded, Says Finance Minister
In her Budget 2022 speech, the Finance Minister said, "The 'One class, one TV channel' programme of PM eVIDYA will be expanded from 12 to 200 TV channels. This will enable all states to provide supplementary education in regional languages for classes 1 to 12."
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Budget's Push To Digital Education Through New University
A digital university to be built on the 'hub-and-spoke' model and expansion of 'one class-one TV channel' programme through 200 channels for providing supplementary education in regional languages in schools proposes Budget 2022.
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IIT Madras, MDA Course For Dyslexic Children Now On SWAYAM Prabha Channel
IIT Madras - NPTEL course titled 'Remedial Instructions for Primary School Children with Specific Difficulties' is now available on the 'SWAYAM Prabha' TV channels.
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NCERT Invites Agencies To Provide Content For PM eVidya Programme
The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has sought Expressions of Interest (EoI) to select agencies for providing digital content for DIKSHA, TV channels, radio etc. under PM eVIDYA Program.
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Stay Positive To Overcome COVID-19 Crisis, Super 30 Founder Anand Kumar Tells Students
The Super 30 founder, who has shared his views on the pandemic and its impact on students in a book compiled by two alumni of Brunel University London, also said that he had written to the HRD ministry to start a 24x7 TV channel to cater to the needs of lakhs of poor students.
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Kerala Begins Training For School Teachers On Victers, Samagra Portals
The training is available at Victors TV, Victors online portal (victers.kite.kerala.gov.in), KITE VICTERS app and Samagra portal (samagra.kite.kerala.gov.in).
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Ask Channels To Give Free TV Time To States For Educational Broadcasts: Punjab Minister To Centre
Punjab Education Minister Vijay Inder Singla on Wednesday suggested the Centre to direct all the TV channels to provide a free of cost two-hour time slot per day to state governments to broadcast lectures.
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Netflix Releases Documentary Features and Series on YouTube for Free, Including Our Planet
Netflix said on Friday it had made some documentary features and series, including Our Planet and Explained, available on the company's YouTube channel for free at the request of teachers.
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Virtual Classes On Private TV Channel To Continue Till June 10: West Bengal Education Minister
The decision was taken by the government to make up for the lessons lost by the students of Classes 9 to 12 in state-aided and state-run schools, owing to the lockdown, State Education Minister Partha Chatterjee said.
