Rajasthan School Education Minister Vasudev Devnani
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Rajasthan Governor Asks Varsities To Develop Courses In Specialised Knowledge Areas
Governor Kalraj Mishra on Wednesday called upon the state's universities to develop courses in science and technology and specialised knowledge areas in English as well as Hindi.
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Vajpayee's Achievements To Be Included In Textbooks: Rajasthan Minister
Milestones achieved during the regime of former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee will be included in school textbooks in Rajasthan from the next academic session, state education minister Vasudev Devnani said today.
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In Rajasthan Schools, Students To Hear Sermons Of Saints Every Month
The stories of saints would be read out to the students by teachers or headmaster and this move, Rajasthan Education Minister Vasudev Devnani said, will "help impart moral values to the students".
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Rajasthan Only State Providing Education To 6.5L Children Under RTE: Minister Vasudev Devnani
School Education Minister Vasudev Devnani today claimed that Rajasthan was the only state in the country which was providing education to over 6.5 lakh children under Right To Education (RTE).
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Rajasthan Libraries To Be Digitalised: Minister
Rajasthan School Education Minister Vasudev Devnani today said libraries in the state will be digitalised soon and a special drive will be undertaken to increase membership.
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Jawaharlal Nehru Mentioned At 15 Places In Revised Syllabus: Rajasthan Education Minister
Rejecting allegations about the removal of references to India's first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru from a Class VII textbook in Rajasthan, the state school education minister Vasudev Devnani said that the revised syllabus has Mr Nehru's name at 15 places in different textbooks.
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Books To Be Changed So 'No One Like Kanhaiya Kumar Is Born': Rajasthan Minister
A Rajasthan minister said that major changes were being made in the school curriculum which would include biographies of freedom fighters to ensure "no one like Kanhaiya Kumar is born" in the state.
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We Want To Study, But There Is No One To Teach, Sing Rajasthan Schoolgirls
Holding placards and raising slogans, some 1,300 schoolgirls marched through the streets of their villages, protesting the lack of teachers in their schools in Rajasthan.
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Rajasthan Governor Asks Varsities To Develop Courses In Specialised Knowledge Areas
Governor Kalraj Mishra on Wednesday called upon the state's universities to develop courses in science and technology and specialised knowledge areas in English as well as Hindi.
-
Vajpayee's Achievements To Be Included In Textbooks: Rajasthan Minister
Milestones achieved during the regime of former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee will be included in school textbooks in Rajasthan from the next academic session, state education minister Vasudev Devnani said today.
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In Rajasthan Schools, Students To Hear Sermons Of Saints Every Month
The stories of saints would be read out to the students by teachers or headmaster and this move, Rajasthan Education Minister Vasudev Devnani said, will "help impart moral values to the students".
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Rajasthan Only State Providing Education To 6.5L Children Under RTE: Minister Vasudev Devnani
School Education Minister Vasudev Devnani today claimed that Rajasthan was the only state in the country which was providing education to over 6.5 lakh children under Right To Education (RTE).
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Rajasthan Libraries To Be Digitalised: Minister
Rajasthan School Education Minister Vasudev Devnani today said libraries in the state will be digitalised soon and a special drive will be undertaken to increase membership.
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Jawaharlal Nehru Mentioned At 15 Places In Revised Syllabus: Rajasthan Education Minister
Rejecting allegations about the removal of references to India's first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru from a Class VII textbook in Rajasthan, the state school education minister Vasudev Devnani said that the revised syllabus has Mr Nehru's name at 15 places in different textbooks.
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Books To Be Changed So 'No One Like Kanhaiya Kumar Is Born': Rajasthan Minister
A Rajasthan minister said that major changes were being made in the school curriculum which would include biographies of freedom fighters to ensure "no one like Kanhaiya Kumar is born" in the state.
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We Want To Study, But There Is No One To Teach, Sing Rajasthan Schoolgirls
Holding placards and raising slogans, some 1,300 schoolgirls marched through the streets of their villages, protesting the lack of teachers in their schools in Rajasthan.
