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Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian Dies At 79
Former cabinet secretary TSR Subramanian has passed away aged 79, officials said today.
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Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian Dies At 79
Former cabinet secretary TSR Subramanian has passed away aged 79, officials said today.
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Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian Dies At 79
Former cabinet secretary TSR Subramanian has passed away aged 79, officials said today.
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Will Announce Education Policy Panel In Around 10 Days: Prakash Javadekar
The government is set to announce a committee headed by an eminent educationist in the next 10 days which would to draft the National Education Policy (NEP), HRD minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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Educational Standards Down After Right To Education: Ex Cabinet Secretary
New Delhi: Unimpressed by the highly the Right to Education Act (RTE), Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian said that India has witnessed as much as “25 per cent drop in standards of education” after the Right To Education. “Right To Education has done good but there are gaps. One is quality. It talks of infrastructure quality but it requ...
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Drop In Educational Standards After Right To Education Act: TSR Subramanian
Unimpressed by the highly regarded Right to Education Act (RTE), Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian said India has witnessed as much as "25 per cent drop in standards of education" after RTE.
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'Politics On Campus Should Be Curbed', Says Government-Appointed Panel
Months after protests at the Hyderabad Central University and Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University made headlines, a report submitted by a committee appointed by the government to formulate a new education policy has recommended that politics on campus should be curbed and caste and religious based groups on campus be de-recognised.
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India's First Education Policy In 3 Decades To Focus On 'Values'
For the first time in 30 years, India is going to have a new education policy, which the government says is a major collaborative effort. But academics have complained that it is lacking in transparency. Chairman of the drafting committee TSR Subramanian said these fears are baseless. And in an indication of what's in store, he said children should...
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Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian Hospitalised
Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian was today admitted in hospital after he complained of discomfort while addressing a conference of Planters' Association of Tamil Nadu in Coimbatore.
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Will Go To Court, Says IAS Officer Over Government Gag on His Religious Preaching
C Umashankar, an IAS officer of the Tamil Nadu cadre, has said he intends to go to court over a notice sent to him by the state government, asking him to desist from preaching in churches on his days away from work.
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Truth vs Hype: New Green Panel Suggests Making 90% of Forests 'Go' Areas
If the government acts on the recommendations of the Subramanian committee, set up to review and streamline the process of green clearances, 90 per cent of Indian forests could be opened up for mining.
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Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian Dies At 79
Former cabinet secretary TSR Subramanian has passed away aged 79, officials said today.
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Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian Dies At 79
Former cabinet secretary TSR Subramanian has passed away aged 79, officials said today.
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Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian Dies At 79
Former cabinet secretary TSR Subramanian has passed away aged 79, officials said today.
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Will Announce Education Policy Panel In Around 10 Days: Prakash Javadekar
The government is set to announce a committee headed by an eminent educationist in the next 10 days which would to draft the National Education Policy (NEP), HRD minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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Educational Standards Down After Right To Education: Ex Cabinet Secretary
New Delhi: Unimpressed by the highly the Right to Education Act (RTE), Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian said that India has witnessed as much as “25 per cent drop in standards of education” after the Right To Education. “Right To Education has done good but there are gaps. One is quality. It talks of infrastructure quality but it requ...
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Drop In Educational Standards After Right To Education Act: TSR Subramanian
Unimpressed by the highly regarded Right to Education Act (RTE), Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian said India has witnessed as much as "25 per cent drop in standards of education" after RTE.
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'Politics On Campus Should Be Curbed', Says Government-Appointed Panel
Months after protests at the Hyderabad Central University and Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University made headlines, a report submitted by a committee appointed by the government to formulate a new education policy has recommended that politics on campus should be curbed and caste and religious based groups on campus be de-recognised.
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India's First Education Policy In 3 Decades To Focus On 'Values'
For the first time in 30 years, India is going to have a new education policy, which the government says is a major collaborative effort. But academics have complained that it is lacking in transparency. Chairman of the drafting committee TSR Subramanian said these fears are baseless. And in an indication of what's in store, he said children should...
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Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian Hospitalised
Former Cabinet Secretary TSR Subramanian was today admitted in hospital after he complained of discomfort while addressing a conference of Planters' Association of Tamil Nadu in Coimbatore.
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Will Go To Court, Says IAS Officer Over Government Gag on His Religious Preaching
C Umashankar, an IAS officer of the Tamil Nadu cadre, has said he intends to go to court over a notice sent to him by the state government, asking him to desist from preaching in churches on his days away from work.
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Truth vs Hype: New Green Panel Suggests Making 90% of Forests 'Go' Areas
If the government acts on the recommendations of the Subramanian committee, set up to review and streamline the process of green clearances, 90 per cent of Indian forests could be opened up for mining.
