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Centre Fixes Minimum Age For Admission To Class 1 At 6 Years
Parents and teachers here have welcomed the Union Education Ministry's decision to fix the minimum age for admission in Class 1 as six years, saying that the move will reduce the academic pressure on students.
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National Commission For Women Asks Union Education Minister To Take Action Over Book Listing 'Merits' Of Dowry
The suggestion that getting a share of parental property in dowry is one of the "merits" of the regressive practice is under the heading "The Merits of Dowry"- The NCW
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Child Rights Body Asks States To Upload Data Of Children Orphaned By Covid
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has directed States and union territories to submit data of all children, who have been orphaned or have lost one of their parents to Covid-19.
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CBSE’s Decision On Class 12 Board Exam 2021: Everything We Know So Far
Amidst the surge in COVID-19 cases, while several sections of the society including Parents Association have demanded cancellation of Class 12th board exams, the National Council of CBSE Schools has urged the Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ to conduct the exams.
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Union Education Minister Urges Students For More Research, Innovation At NIT Hamirpur Convocation
NIT Hamirpur 11th Convocation: On the occasion, 1,026 students received degree certificates while students and their parents watched the function through webcasting.
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BJP Allies Welcome Centre's "Optional" Remark On Population Register
The BJP allies on Thursday welcomed the Union government's decision that giving details about parents' birth will be optional for people during the National Population Register exercise, with Lok Janshakti Party president Chirag Paswan expressing confidence that it will help end "confusion" over the issue.
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"Don't Put Stone In A Child's Hand": Rajnath Singh's Message in Srinagar
Union home minister Rajnath Singh spoke at length today about the need to protect and nurture the children of Kashmir -- his remarks directed not just at terror groups or parents in the Valley, but the nation at large. He also took a dig at Pakistan, saying, "Pakistan should stop terrorist acts emanating from their soil. They say they want to halt ...
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NEET: Students' Union Activists Protest Outside CBSE Office In Chennai
Activists of the CPM's student wing SFI today protested outside the CBSE's office in Chennai today, demanding that the NEET for medical admissions in Tamil Nadu be scrapped. The immediate trigger appears to be the death of three parents who were escorting their children to NEET centres
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Mexico's Top Court Opens Door to Recreational Pot Use
Mexico's Supreme Court opened the door to recreational use of marijuana in a landmark ruling Wednesday, giving a group of activists permission to grow and smoke their own pot.
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Suspected of Being an Informer, Teenager Shot Dead in Front of Her Parents
A teenage girl was shot dead by the NDFB in the presence of her parents in Assam's Chirang district as militants suspected her of being a police informer and a probe has been announced after chilling video of the killing was aired by local television channels.
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Centre Fixes Minimum Age For Admission To Class 1 At 6 Years
Parents and teachers here have welcomed the Union Education Ministry's decision to fix the minimum age for admission in Class 1 as six years, saying that the move will reduce the academic pressure on students.
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National Commission For Women Asks Union Education Minister To Take Action Over Book Listing 'Merits' Of Dowry
The suggestion that getting a share of parental property in dowry is one of the "merits" of the regressive practice is under the heading "The Merits of Dowry"- The NCW
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Child Rights Body Asks States To Upload Data Of Children Orphaned By Covid
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has directed States and union territories to submit data of all children, who have been orphaned or have lost one of their parents to Covid-19.
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CBSE’s Decision On Class 12 Board Exam 2021: Everything We Know So Far
Amidst the surge in COVID-19 cases, while several sections of the society including Parents Association have demanded cancellation of Class 12th board exams, the National Council of CBSE Schools has urged the Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ to conduct the exams.
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Union Education Minister Urges Students For More Research, Innovation At NIT Hamirpur Convocation
NIT Hamirpur 11th Convocation: On the occasion, 1,026 students received degree certificates while students and their parents watched the function through webcasting.
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BJP Allies Welcome Centre's "Optional" Remark On Population Register
The BJP allies on Thursday welcomed the Union government's decision that giving details about parents' birth will be optional for people during the National Population Register exercise, with Lok Janshakti Party president Chirag Paswan expressing confidence that it will help end "confusion" over the issue.
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"Don't Put Stone In A Child's Hand": Rajnath Singh's Message in Srinagar
Union home minister Rajnath Singh spoke at length today about the need to protect and nurture the children of Kashmir -- his remarks directed not just at terror groups or parents in the Valley, but the nation at large. He also took a dig at Pakistan, saying, "Pakistan should stop terrorist acts emanating from their soil. They say they want to halt ...
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NEET: Students' Union Activists Protest Outside CBSE Office In Chennai
Activists of the CPM's student wing SFI today protested outside the CBSE's office in Chennai today, demanding that the NEET for medical admissions in Tamil Nadu be scrapped. The immediate trigger appears to be the death of three parents who were escorting their children to NEET centres
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Mexico's Top Court Opens Door to Recreational Pot Use
Mexico's Supreme Court opened the door to recreational use of marijuana in a landmark ruling Wednesday, giving a group of activists permission to grow and smoke their own pot.
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Suspected of Being an Informer, Teenager Shot Dead in Front of Her Parents
A teenage girl was shot dead by the NDFB in the presence of her parents in Assam's Chirang district as militants suspected her of being a police informer and a probe has been announced after chilling video of the killing was aired by local television channels.
