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National Testing Agency Declares CUET UG 2024 Results
CUET UG Results: The exam covered a total of 61 subjects, including 33 languages, 27 domain subjects, and a general test.
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"10,000 Books In Over 100 Languages": All You Need To Know About Digital Library
Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya, a pioneering digital library, aims to instil a love of reading among Indian children and youth by offering over 1,000 non-academic books from more than 40 reputed publishers in 22+ languages besides English.
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"Hope Sonia Ji Will...": Women's Panel Chief On Congress Leaders' Remarks
National Commission for Women (NCW) Chief Rekha Sharma has urged Congress leader Sonia Gandhi to "take action" against two of its leaders for using "derogatory" language against another woman.
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Tripura Students' Body Blocks Roads, Rail Routes Over Kokborok Language Script Issue
The Tripura students' body on Monday blocked a national highway and rail routes as part of their protest against the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE).
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Exploring Integration of Neurological AI with Technologies Like Web3, QX Lab AI Co-Founder Says
QX Lab AI, based in the UAE, is exploring the use cases of its hybrid GenAI technology, which includes investigating its integration with Web3. In conversation with Gadgets360, Tathagat Prakash, a Co-Founder of QX Lab AI called this Web3 exploration with AI ‘very exciting’. Prakash is the chief scientist behind Ask Qx.
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A Pokemon-Themed Amusement Park Is Being Set Up In This Country
The Pokemon Company said, "We will create a space where Pokemon fans from all over the world can gather in this area rich in nature, experience Pokemon, and have fun together, transcending national, regional, and language barriers."
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Consortium Of National Law Universities Withdraws Two Questions From CLAT 2024
The marks have been reduced because one question in English Language Section and one question in Legal Reasoning Section is withdrawn.
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All India Law Entrance Test 2024 Admit Card Out, Check Steps To Download
AILET 2024: The examination will be held in offline mode and will consist of 150 questions. It comprises three sections: English Language (50 marks), Current Affairs (30 marks), General Knowledge (30 marks), and Logical Reasoning (70 marks).
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West Bengal Unveils New Education Policy: All You Need To Know
West Bengal New Education Policy: The three-language formula will be introduced for students of classes 5 to 8, with mother tongue as the medium of instruction for the first language.
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Testing Agency's Reply Sought For Law Entrance Exam CLAT In Regional Languages
The Delhi High Court on Friday sought the stand of the National Testing Agency (NTA) on a petition seeking conduct of Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)-2024 not only in English but also regional languages.
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Board Exams Twice A Year, Students Can Retain Best Score: Government
Board examinations will be conducted twice a year, with students having the option to retain the best score, while students in classes 11 and 12 will have to study two languages instead of one, according to the Ministry of Education's new curriculum
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"Hindi Is National Language": Supreme Court Refuses To Move Case From UP To Bengal
Observing that Hindi is one of the national languages, the Supreme Court has rejected a plea by an accused in an accident case pending at the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) in UP's Farukkhabad to transfer it to Siliguri in West Bengal.
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"Education In Mother Tongue New Form Of Social Justice": PM Modi
The new National Education Policy (NEP) will give due respect and credit to every language in the country and those trying to politicise language for their selfish interests will have to shut their shops, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.
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University Panel Welcomes CBSE's Push For Indian Languages In Schools
University Grants Commission (UGC) Chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar on Saturday said the decision of allowing schools to offer education in Indian languages will provide a steady stream of students to Higher Educational Institutions.
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CBSE Schools Can Now Teach In Regional Languages Like State Boards
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has asked its schools to consider using Indian languages as optional mediums of instruction to make multilingual education a reality.
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National Testing Agency Declares CUET UG 2024 Results
CUET UG Results: The exam covered a total of 61 subjects, including 33 languages, 27 domain subjects, and a general test.
-
"10,000 Books In Over 100 Languages": All You Need To Know About Digital Library
Rashtriya e-Pustakalaya, a pioneering digital library, aims to instil a love of reading among Indian children and youth by offering over 1,000 non-academic books from more than 40 reputed publishers in 22+ languages besides English.
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"Hope Sonia Ji Will...": Women's Panel Chief On Congress Leaders' Remarks
National Commission for Women (NCW) Chief Rekha Sharma has urged Congress leader Sonia Gandhi to "take action" against two of its leaders for using "derogatory" language against another woman.
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Tripura Students' Body Blocks Roads, Rail Routes Over Kokborok Language Script Issue
The Tripura students' body on Monday blocked a national highway and rail routes as part of their protest against the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE).
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Exploring Integration of Neurological AI with Technologies Like Web3, QX Lab AI Co-Founder Says
QX Lab AI, based in the UAE, is exploring the use cases of its hybrid GenAI technology, which includes investigating its integration with Web3. In conversation with Gadgets360, Tathagat Prakash, a Co-Founder of QX Lab AI called this Web3 exploration with AI ‘very exciting’. Prakash is the chief scientist behind Ask Qx.
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A Pokemon-Themed Amusement Park Is Being Set Up In This Country
The Pokemon Company said, "We will create a space where Pokemon fans from all over the world can gather in this area rich in nature, experience Pokemon, and have fun together, transcending national, regional, and language barriers."
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Consortium Of National Law Universities Withdraws Two Questions From CLAT 2024
The marks have been reduced because one question in English Language Section and one question in Legal Reasoning Section is withdrawn.
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All India Law Entrance Test 2024 Admit Card Out, Check Steps To Download
AILET 2024: The examination will be held in offline mode and will consist of 150 questions. It comprises three sections: English Language (50 marks), Current Affairs (30 marks), General Knowledge (30 marks), and Logical Reasoning (70 marks).
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West Bengal Unveils New Education Policy: All You Need To Know
West Bengal New Education Policy: The three-language formula will be introduced for students of classes 5 to 8, with mother tongue as the medium of instruction for the first language.
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Testing Agency's Reply Sought For Law Entrance Exam CLAT In Regional Languages
The Delhi High Court on Friday sought the stand of the National Testing Agency (NTA) on a petition seeking conduct of Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)-2024 not only in English but also regional languages.
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Board Exams Twice A Year, Students Can Retain Best Score: Government
Board examinations will be conducted twice a year, with students having the option to retain the best score, while students in classes 11 and 12 will have to study two languages instead of one, according to the Ministry of Education's new curriculum
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"Hindi Is National Language": Supreme Court Refuses To Move Case From UP To Bengal
Observing that Hindi is one of the national languages, the Supreme Court has rejected a plea by an accused in an accident case pending at the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) in UP's Farukkhabad to transfer it to Siliguri in West Bengal.
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"Education In Mother Tongue New Form Of Social Justice": PM Modi
The new National Education Policy (NEP) will give due respect and credit to every language in the country and those trying to politicise language for their selfish interests will have to shut their shops, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.
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University Panel Welcomes CBSE's Push For Indian Languages In Schools
University Grants Commission (UGC) Chairman Mamidala Jagadesh Kumar on Saturday said the decision of allowing schools to offer education in Indian languages will provide a steady stream of students to Higher Educational Institutions.
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CBSE Schools Can Now Teach In Regional Languages Like State Boards
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has asked its schools to consider using Indian languages as optional mediums of instruction to make multilingual education a reality.
