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Kolkata Horror: 3 Bengal Schools Asked To Explain Students' Participation In Rally
Three educational institutions in West Bengal have been issued a show cause notice by the school education department for making students participate in a rally during school hours against the murder and rape of a woman doctor in a hospital in Kolkat
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10 More Children From Indore Shelter Home Hospitalised, Total Rises To 48
Another ten children from a shelter home here were admitted to hospital for suspected food poisoning on Wednesday which took the number of under-treatment kids from the private-run institution to 48, officials said.
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Lt Governor Directs For Inquiry After 7 Babies Killed In Delhi Hospital Fire
Lt Governor VK Saxena on Sunday directed Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar to "institute an inquiry" into the east Delhi children's hospital blaze that left seven newborns dead.
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IIT Delhi Launches New Academic Program In 'MA In Culture, Society, Thought'
The application process for admissions to the newly launched program will begin on March 20, 2024 for the academic year starting from July 2024.
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"More Than Children, It Is Parents...": Supreme Court On Student Suicides
"Intense competition" and "pressure" of parents on their wards preparing for competitive exams are the main reasons for the rising number of suicides across the country, the Supreme Court said on Monday.
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Child Care Home Director Arrested For Raping Kolkata Girl For 10 Years: Cops
Three persons, including the director and principal of a blind school and children's home in Kolkata's Haridevpur area, were arrested on Thursday following complaints of rape of a minor girl at the institution, police said.
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IIT Madras To Host National Symposium For Children With Specific Learning Disabilities
The Madras Dyslexia Association (MDA) will be organising the National Symposium 2023 at the IIT Madras campus on January 21 and January 22.
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Covid Spike: Delhi Schools Step Up Measures, Experts Not In Favour Of Closure
The rise in Covid cases in Delhi has brought back concerns about school going children, prompting the institutions to come up with online classes and recorded lectures for those not well as health experts are against school closures.
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Serum Institute's Covid Vaccine Covovax Cleared For 7-11 Age Group
The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) on Tuesday approved Serum Institute's COVID-19 vaccine Covovax for restricted emergency use in children aged 7 to 11 years subject to certain conditions, official sources said.
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Kerala Turns Double-Decker Bus Into Classroom For School Children
A double-decker bus, belonging to the Kerala State Transport Corporation (KSTRC), is now a classroom and a place for recreation for students of the Government Lower Primary School here.
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IIT Gandhinagar To Host Online Camp For School Children On Alternative Passions, Career Choices
The IIT Gandhinagar’s ‘Camp Inspire’ will be held from June 3 to 5, 2022. Interested candidates can register themselves at curiositylab.iitgn.ac.in/camp.
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Covovax Vaccine Now Available For 12-17 Age Group At Private Centres
Children aged 12 to 17 years can now get the Serum Institute's coronavirus vaccine Covovax at private centres with a provision for it being made on the CoWIN portal, official sources said on Monday.
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UGC Directs Universities To Create Supernumerary Seats For Covid-Orphaned Under PM Cares
According to UGC, the higher education institutions (HEIs) have been advised to create such seats for children whenever they become eligible to pursue their higher education
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COVID-19 Working Group To Review Data For Covovax Vaccine On Friday: Report
The COVID-19 working group of the National Technical Advisory on Immunisation (NTAGI) will be reviewing the data of Serum Institute of India's vaccine - Covovax for use for children and adults, on April 1, sources said today.
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On Arvind Kejriwal's Delhi Budget Remark, Child Rights Body Has Questions
Child rights body NCPCR has sought an explanation from the Delhi government for not informing it about the issue of children running away from child care institutions in the national capital.
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Kolkata Horror: 3 Bengal Schools Asked To Explain Students' Participation In Rally
Three educational institutions in West Bengal have been issued a show cause notice by the school education department for making students participate in a rally during school hours against the murder and rape of a woman doctor in a hospital in Kolkat
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10 More Children From Indore Shelter Home Hospitalised, Total Rises To 48
Another ten children from a shelter home here were admitted to hospital for suspected food poisoning on Wednesday which took the number of under-treatment kids from the private-run institution to 48, officials said.
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Lt Governor Directs For Inquiry After 7 Babies Killed In Delhi Hospital Fire
Lt Governor VK Saxena on Sunday directed Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar to "institute an inquiry" into the east Delhi children's hospital blaze that left seven newborns dead.
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IIT Delhi Launches New Academic Program In 'MA In Culture, Society, Thought'
The application process for admissions to the newly launched program will begin on March 20, 2024 for the academic year starting from July 2024.
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"More Than Children, It Is Parents...": Supreme Court On Student Suicides
"Intense competition" and "pressure" of parents on their wards preparing for competitive exams are the main reasons for the rising number of suicides across the country, the Supreme Court said on Monday.
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Child Care Home Director Arrested For Raping Kolkata Girl For 10 Years: Cops
Three persons, including the director and principal of a blind school and children's home in Kolkata's Haridevpur area, were arrested on Thursday following complaints of rape of a minor girl at the institution, police said.
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IIT Madras To Host National Symposium For Children With Specific Learning Disabilities
The Madras Dyslexia Association (MDA) will be organising the National Symposium 2023 at the IIT Madras campus on January 21 and January 22.
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Covid Spike: Delhi Schools Step Up Measures, Experts Not In Favour Of Closure
The rise in Covid cases in Delhi has brought back concerns about school going children, prompting the institutions to come up with online classes and recorded lectures for those not well as health experts are against school closures.
-
Serum Institute's Covid Vaccine Covovax Cleared For 7-11 Age Group
The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) on Tuesday approved Serum Institute's COVID-19 vaccine Covovax for restricted emergency use in children aged 7 to 11 years subject to certain conditions, official sources said.
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Kerala Turns Double-Decker Bus Into Classroom For School Children
A double-decker bus, belonging to the Kerala State Transport Corporation (KSTRC), is now a classroom and a place for recreation for students of the Government Lower Primary School here.
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IIT Gandhinagar To Host Online Camp For School Children On Alternative Passions, Career Choices
The IIT Gandhinagar’s ‘Camp Inspire’ will be held from June 3 to 5, 2022. Interested candidates can register themselves at curiositylab.iitgn.ac.in/camp.
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Covovax Vaccine Now Available For 12-17 Age Group At Private Centres
Children aged 12 to 17 years can now get the Serum Institute's coronavirus vaccine Covovax at private centres with a provision for it being made on the CoWIN portal, official sources said on Monday.
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UGC Directs Universities To Create Supernumerary Seats For Covid-Orphaned Under PM Cares
According to UGC, the higher education institutions (HEIs) have been advised to create such seats for children whenever they become eligible to pursue their higher education
-
COVID-19 Working Group To Review Data For Covovax Vaccine On Friday: Report
The COVID-19 working group of the National Technical Advisory on Immunisation (NTAGI) will be reviewing the data of Serum Institute of India's vaccine - Covovax for use for children and adults, on April 1, sources said today.
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On Arvind Kejriwal's Delhi Budget Remark, Child Rights Body Has Questions
Child rights body NCPCR has sought an explanation from the Delhi government for not informing it about the issue of children running away from child care institutions in the national capital.
