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Delhi LG Increases Income Limit For EWS Admission In Private Schools To Rs 5 Lakh
The decision follows a Delhi High Court ruling of December 5, 2023 wherein the Delhi government was asked to increase the threshold limit from the existing Rs one lakh to Rs 5 lakh.
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Girl Allegedly Sexually Assaulted In Tamil Nadu School, Accused Arrested
Tamil Nadu police have arrested the owner of a private nursery school for allegedly sexually abusing a UKG student. The accused, who is a ward councilor and a member of the ruling DMK, has also been expelled from the party.
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COVID-19: Manish Sisodia Rules Out Scrapping Of Nursery Admission Process This Year
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia ruled out scrapping of nursery admission process this year in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Humpty Dumpty": Amit Shah Hits Back After Congress' "Mungerilal" Jibe
In a sharp take takedown of the Congress, BJP chief Amit Shah has dubbed it "Humpty Dumpty" after the nursery rhyme egghead. In Jaipur today on a stock-taking mission ahead of the coming assembly elections, he said the Congress has arrogance, a far cry from the leaders of the BJP.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: Parents Association Welcomes Ruling Against Delhi Government's New Norms
The Schools and Parents Association here on Tuesday hailed the Delhi High Court's order on nursery admission guidelines set by the Arvind Kejriwal government while the authorities said they would appeal against the ruling.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Orders Action Against Over 50 Private Schools
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today ordered action against over 50 private schools in the national capital which have been found adopting "arbitrary" and "unreasonable" criteria for nursery admissions. Sisodia, who is also the Education Minister slammed private schools running on DDA land for moving court against the new guidelines on ...
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Delhi Nursery Admission: LG Clears Guidelines For Private Schools, Neighbourhood Is The Rule
Finally, Delhi government's Directorate of Education has published the guidelines for private schools
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Parents Can Sue Cities Over Creche Shortages: German Court
Parents who are unable to return to work because they failed to obtain a nursery place for their child should be compensated for any resulting loss in wages, Germany's highest court ruled Thursday.
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In Delhi University Elections, Expensive Freebies Given For Votes
Like every year, the Delhi University Students Union Elections -- the nursery for budding politicians - have been subject to practices that flout rules of fair campaigning. From election budget to campaigning procedure, violations are rampant, allege students.
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Nursery Admissions: Management Quota To Stay, Rules Delhi High Court
Delhi High Court today stayed AAP government's order scrapping management quota in nursery admissions in private schools, saying the decision was taken without the authority of law.
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Private Schools Spreading Confusion On Nursery Rules, Says Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today alleged that private schools were spreading "confusion" about the government's decision to scrap management quota in nursery admissions, even as he assured parents that they won't face any hurdles.
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Nursery Admissions Begin In Delhi Amid Online-Offline Hassle
Nursery admissions began on Friday in over 1800 private unaided schools in the national capital where parents were confused about the enrollments under the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) which has been made online for the first time.
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Delhi: Rules for admission to nursery relaxed
Reviewing an earlier order regarding nursery admission in private unaided schools in Delhi, Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung today relaxed the distance criteria for students from six kilometre to eight kilometre, giving parents more choices of schools for their children.
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Delhi government asked to decide on change in rules for nursery admission
The Delhi High Court today directed Delhi government to take a decision within three months on a plea for an amendment in admission procedure for nursery to bring it in line with the Right to Education (RTE) Act which prohibits screening of children for admissions.
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Delhi LG Increases Income Limit For EWS Admission In Private Schools To Rs 5 Lakh
The decision follows a Delhi High Court ruling of December 5, 2023 wherein the Delhi government was asked to increase the threshold limit from the existing Rs one lakh to Rs 5 lakh.
-
Girl Allegedly Sexually Assaulted In Tamil Nadu School, Accused Arrested
Tamil Nadu police have arrested the owner of a private nursery school for allegedly sexually abusing a UKG student. The accused, who is a ward councilor and a member of the ruling DMK, has also been expelled from the party.
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COVID-19: Manish Sisodia Rules Out Scrapping Of Nursery Admission Process This Year
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia ruled out scrapping of nursery admission process this year in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
"Humpty Dumpty": Amit Shah Hits Back After Congress' "Mungerilal" Jibe
In a sharp take takedown of the Congress, BJP chief Amit Shah has dubbed it "Humpty Dumpty" after the nursery rhyme egghead. In Jaipur today on a stock-taking mission ahead of the coming assembly elections, he said the Congress has arrogance, a far cry from the leaders of the BJP.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: Parents Association Welcomes Ruling Against Delhi Government's New Norms
The Schools and Parents Association here on Tuesday hailed the Delhi High Court's order on nursery admission guidelines set by the Arvind Kejriwal government while the authorities said they would appeal against the ruling.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia Orders Action Against Over 50 Private Schools
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today ordered action against over 50 private schools in the national capital which have been found adopting "arbitrary" and "unreasonable" criteria for nursery admissions. Sisodia, who is also the Education Minister slammed private schools running on DDA land for moving court against the new guidelines on ...
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Delhi Nursery Admission: LG Clears Guidelines For Private Schools, Neighbourhood Is The Rule
Finally, Delhi government's Directorate of Education has published the guidelines for private schools
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Parents Can Sue Cities Over Creche Shortages: German Court
Parents who are unable to return to work because they failed to obtain a nursery place for their child should be compensated for any resulting loss in wages, Germany's highest court ruled Thursday.
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In Delhi University Elections, Expensive Freebies Given For Votes
Like every year, the Delhi University Students Union Elections -- the nursery for budding politicians - have been subject to practices that flout rules of fair campaigning. From election budget to campaigning procedure, violations are rampant, allege students.
-
Nursery Admissions: Management Quota To Stay, Rules Delhi High Court
Delhi High Court today stayed AAP government's order scrapping management quota in nursery admissions in private schools, saying the decision was taken without the authority of law.
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Private Schools Spreading Confusion On Nursery Rules, Says Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today alleged that private schools were spreading "confusion" about the government's decision to scrap management quota in nursery admissions, even as he assured parents that they won't face any hurdles.
-
Nursery Admissions Begin In Delhi Amid Online-Offline Hassle
Nursery admissions began on Friday in over 1800 private unaided schools in the national capital where parents were confused about the enrollments under the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) which has been made online for the first time.
-
Delhi: Rules for admission to nursery relaxed
Reviewing an earlier order regarding nursery admission in private unaided schools in Delhi, Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung today relaxed the distance criteria for students from six kilometre to eight kilometre, giving parents more choices of schools for their children.
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Delhi government asked to decide on change in rules for nursery admission
The Delhi High Court today directed Delhi government to take a decision within three months on a plea for an amendment in admission procedure for nursery to bring it in line with the Right to Education (RTE) Act which prohibits screening of children for admissions.
