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Reducing Syllabus Is Not A Good Idea: Responses To HRD Minister On Social Media
Many social media users responding to the HRD Minister’s announcement using the #SyllabusForStudents2020 tag on social media have argued that the government’s priority should be to resolve problems like cancellation of exams and reduction of fees.
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‘My Book My Friend’ Campaign: Explore The Realm Of Good Books, CBSE To Schools, Students
On the occasion of World Book Day 2020, ‘My Book My Friend’ campaign was launched by Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ to encourage students to keep reading books.
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HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar: 'Good Institutions Will Flourish, Bad Will Go'
Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Saturday that educational institutions, government or private, will have to improve their standards to survive in future.
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NEET UG 2017: Include Urdu As Medium Of Examination, Online Petition Garners Support
An online petition on 'Inclusion of Urdu as Medium of Examination' in NEET UG 2017 filed by Student Islamic Orgnisation (SIO) addressed to Union Health Minister JP Nadda and Union Human Resources Development Minister Prakash Javdekar garners support with more than 2000 signatures. The petition demands to include Urdu in NEET 2017 with other regiona...
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Telangana Plans To Use Services Of Prisoners With Good Conduct
In a novel way to tap the human resource potential of prisoners, the Telangana Prisons department has sent a proposal to the state government to use the services of those having good conduct for constructive work like maintenance of hospitals and schools.
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'Kuch Toh Log Kahenge...,' Smriti Irani, Textile Minister, Says With A Smile
Smriti Irani wore a smile as she took charge as Textiles Minister on Wednesday afternoon and laughed away questions on why she has been shifted from the more high-profile Education Ministry, quoting from a popular Hindi film song.
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CBSE Books, Learning Material To Be Made Available Online For Free
All CBSE books and learning material will be made available online for free as part of the Centre's good governance efforts, Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani said in New Delhi today.
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Opposition Walks Out of Lok Sabha Over HRD Circular Issue
Opposition parties in Lok Sabha walked out of the House today, expressing displeasure over the Government's response to circular on good governance by the Human Resource Development or HRD ministry.
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Pharma sector in good health, to create more jobs: experts
The pharma industry in India has clocked double digit growth rate (about 14 per cent) in the last five years and this is expected to continue in 2014 too. Several multinational firms operate in this space, which has great scope for hiring and job creation, they said at a human resource conclave today.
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School seeks behaviour certificates from class 9, 10 students
Authorities of a school in suburban Andheri in Mumbai have sought behaviour certificates sworn in before a magistrate from the parents of class nine and ten students of the institution.The bizarre demand is part of the process to develop good human resource and taking up the cause of keeping the best behaviour of students in and outside the school,...
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Reducing Syllabus Is Not A Good Idea: Responses To HRD Minister On Social Media
Many social media users responding to the HRD Minister’s announcement using the #SyllabusForStudents2020 tag on social media have argued that the government’s priority should be to resolve problems like cancellation of exams and reduction of fees.
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‘My Book My Friend’ Campaign: Explore The Realm Of Good Books, CBSE To Schools, Students
On the occasion of World Book Day 2020, ‘My Book My Friend’ campaign was launched by Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ to encourage students to keep reading books.
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HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar: 'Good Institutions Will Flourish, Bad Will Go'
Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Saturday that educational institutions, government or private, will have to improve their standards to survive in future.
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NEET UG 2017: Include Urdu As Medium Of Examination, Online Petition Garners Support
An online petition on 'Inclusion of Urdu as Medium of Examination' in NEET UG 2017 filed by Student Islamic Orgnisation (SIO) addressed to Union Health Minister JP Nadda and Union Human Resources Development Minister Prakash Javdekar garners support with more than 2000 signatures. The petition demands to include Urdu in NEET 2017 with other regiona...
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Telangana Plans To Use Services Of Prisoners With Good Conduct
In a novel way to tap the human resource potential of prisoners, the Telangana Prisons department has sent a proposal to the state government to use the services of those having good conduct for constructive work like maintenance of hospitals and schools.
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'Kuch Toh Log Kahenge...,' Smriti Irani, Textile Minister, Says With A Smile
Smriti Irani wore a smile as she took charge as Textiles Minister on Wednesday afternoon and laughed away questions on why she has been shifted from the more high-profile Education Ministry, quoting from a popular Hindi film song.
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CBSE Books, Learning Material To Be Made Available Online For Free
All CBSE books and learning material will be made available online for free as part of the Centre's good governance efforts, Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani said in New Delhi today.
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Opposition Walks Out of Lok Sabha Over HRD Circular Issue
Opposition parties in Lok Sabha walked out of the House today, expressing displeasure over the Government's response to circular on good governance by the Human Resource Development or HRD ministry.
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Pharma sector in good health, to create more jobs: experts
The pharma industry in India has clocked double digit growth rate (about 14 per cent) in the last five years and this is expected to continue in 2014 too. Several multinational firms operate in this space, which has great scope for hiring and job creation, they said at a human resource conclave today.
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School seeks behaviour certificates from class 9, 10 students
Authorities of a school in suburban Andheri in Mumbai have sought behaviour certificates sworn in before a magistrate from the parents of class nine and ten students of the institution.The bizarre demand is part of the process to develop good human resource and taking up the cause of keeping the best behaviour of students in and outside the school,...
