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Madhya Pradesh Government Reduces Weight Of School Bags; New Policy Makes Day In Week Bag-Less
The new guidelines direct schools to teach subjects such as Computer, Moral Science, General Knowledge, Sports, Physical Education, Health, and Arts without books. No books other than those prescribed by the state government and the NCERT should be carried in school bags.
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Madhya Pradesh Government Suggests No Homework For Students Up To Class 2; Reduce Weight Of School Bags
Under the new guidelines, the School Education Department of the state has asked all the government, non-government and government-aided schools to ensure that students carry school bags of weights as prescribed by the department and monitor the homework given to the students.
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Maharashtra: Dividing Textbooks, Adding Blank Pages Part Of Steps To Reduce School Bag Weight
The textbooks will be divided into three parts, but that will not bring down the weight of bags as notebooks will still have to be carried, he said.
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Reduce Weight Of School Bags: Kashmir School Education Department
The School Education Department, Kashmir, said heavy school bags are a serious threat to the health and well-being of the students.
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Delhi Government Asks Schools To Implement New School Bag Policy
As per the new School Bag Policy, which are in line with the new National Education Policy (NEP), the weight of school bags for students between Class 1 and Class 10 should not be more than 10 per cent of their body weight.
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Unburdening Students: Education Ministry Suggests No Homework Up To Class 2, Regularly Weigh School Bags
No homework for students up to Class 2, providing lockers and digital weighing machines in schools, making available potable water on the premises and disallowing wheeled carrier bags are among the recommendations made by the Education Ministry in its new policy.
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Delhi Asks Government Schools To Ensure Bag Weight Criteria
It also asked the schools not to assign any homework to Class 1 and 2 children.
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Rajasthan Launches Pilot Project To Reduce Weight Of School Bags
Rajasthan Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasara on Wednesday launched from here a state-wide pilot project aimed at reducing the weight of children's school bags.
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Don't Think Children Carry Unnecessarily Heavy Bags, No New Directive Needed: Bombay High Court
Bombay High Court on Monday dismissed a plea seeking that weight of school bags be reduced, saying it does not think children carry "unnecessarily heavy bags" as books have become thinner in tune with the times.
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Meghalaya Puts Cap On Weight Of School Bags
In a major relief to students, the Meghalaya government has put a cap on the weight of schoolbags for all classes and set restrictions on homework for classes 1 and 2.
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Delhi Fixes Weight Of School Bags For Students, Asks Not To Assign Homework To Classes 1, 2
It asked schools to inform the students in advance about the books and notebooks to be brought to the school on a particular day.
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No Homework For Classes 1 And 2, Orders Education Ministry
No homework for students of classes I and II and prescribed weight limit of school bags for each class are part of the fresh directives issued by the education ministry to states and union territories across the country.
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'Reduce School Bag Weight, No Homework For Classes 1-2': MHRD To States, UTs
In a move to regulate the teaching of subjects and weight of school bags, MHRD has instructed all States and Union Territories to frame guidelines.
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Maharashtra To Approach Centre To Lighten Schoolbags Of CBSE, ICSE Students
The Maharashtra government will be approaching Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar to discuss ways to reduce the weight of schoolbags carried by students of CBSE and ICSE schools.
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Pilot Project Started For Reducing Weight Of School Bags: Government
The government today said that it was in favour of reducing the weight of school bags and had initiated a pilot project in 25 Kendriya Vidyalayas to provide digital learning to children through tablets.
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Madhya Pradesh Government Reduces Weight Of School Bags; New Policy Makes Day In Week Bag-Less
The new guidelines direct schools to teach subjects such as Computer, Moral Science, General Knowledge, Sports, Physical Education, Health, and Arts without books. No books other than those prescribed by the state government and the NCERT should be carried in school bags.
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Madhya Pradesh Government Suggests No Homework For Students Up To Class 2; Reduce Weight Of School Bags
Under the new guidelines, the School Education Department of the state has asked all the government, non-government and government-aided schools to ensure that students carry school bags of weights as prescribed by the department and monitor the homework given to the students.
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Maharashtra: Dividing Textbooks, Adding Blank Pages Part Of Steps To Reduce School Bag Weight
The textbooks will be divided into three parts, but that will not bring down the weight of bags as notebooks will still have to be carried, he said.
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Reduce Weight Of School Bags: Kashmir School Education Department
The School Education Department, Kashmir, said heavy school bags are a serious threat to the health and well-being of the students.
-
Delhi Government Asks Schools To Implement New School Bag Policy
As per the new School Bag Policy, which are in line with the new National Education Policy (NEP), the weight of school bags for students between Class 1 and Class 10 should not be more than 10 per cent of their body weight.
-
Unburdening Students: Education Ministry Suggests No Homework Up To Class 2, Regularly Weigh School Bags
No homework for students up to Class 2, providing lockers and digital weighing machines in schools, making available potable water on the premises and disallowing wheeled carrier bags are among the recommendations made by the Education Ministry in its new policy.
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Delhi Asks Government Schools To Ensure Bag Weight Criteria
It also asked the schools not to assign any homework to Class 1 and 2 children.
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Rajasthan Launches Pilot Project To Reduce Weight Of School Bags
Rajasthan Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasara on Wednesday launched from here a state-wide pilot project aimed at reducing the weight of children's school bags.
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Don't Think Children Carry Unnecessarily Heavy Bags, No New Directive Needed: Bombay High Court
Bombay High Court on Monday dismissed a plea seeking that weight of school bags be reduced, saying it does not think children carry "unnecessarily heavy bags" as books have become thinner in tune with the times.
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Meghalaya Puts Cap On Weight Of School Bags
In a major relief to students, the Meghalaya government has put a cap on the weight of schoolbags for all classes and set restrictions on homework for classes 1 and 2.
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Delhi Fixes Weight Of School Bags For Students, Asks Not To Assign Homework To Classes 1, 2
It asked schools to inform the students in advance about the books and notebooks to be brought to the school on a particular day.
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No Homework For Classes 1 And 2, Orders Education Ministry
No homework for students of classes I and II and prescribed weight limit of school bags for each class are part of the fresh directives issued by the education ministry to states and union territories across the country.
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'Reduce School Bag Weight, No Homework For Classes 1-2': MHRD To States, UTs
In a move to regulate the teaching of subjects and weight of school bags, MHRD has instructed all States and Union Territories to frame guidelines.
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Maharashtra To Approach Centre To Lighten Schoolbags Of CBSE, ICSE Students
The Maharashtra government will be approaching Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar to discuss ways to reduce the weight of schoolbags carried by students of CBSE and ICSE schools.
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Pilot Project Started For Reducing Weight Of School Bags: Government
The government today said that it was in favour of reducing the weight of school bags and had initiated a pilot project in 25 Kendriya Vidyalayas to provide digital learning to children through tablets.
