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India Invests Up To 4.6% Of GDP In Education From 2015 To 2024: UNESCO
Recent reports from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics on global education funding indicate that India's government spending on education ranged from 13.5% to 17.2% of its total public expenditure during the same timeframe.
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Heatwaves, Floods Disrupt Education, Increase Learning Loss: UNESCO Report
Climate related stressors like heat, wildfires, floods, droughts, diseases and rising sea levels affect education outcomes and threaten to undo educational gains of recent decade, according to the Global Education Monitoring Report (GEM).
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Drop Plaque, Replace It With Tagore's Name, Says Centre: Report
The Centre has asked Visva Bharati University to replace the controversial plaques commemorating UNESCO's award of World Heritage Site to Santiniketan, a varsity source said on Thursday.
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"Put Learners First": UNESCO Calls For Worldwide Smartphone Ban In Schools
A report by the United Nations has recommended that smartphones should be banned from schools in a bid to tackle classroom disruption, improve learning and help protect children from online bullying.
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17-Year-Old Canadian Tourist Accused Of Defacing A 1,200-Year-Old Temple In Japan
The teenager is reported to have written the word ''Julian'', scratching the name into the 8th-century woodwork using his bare hands.
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Your Favourite Cuisine Could Receive UNESCO World Heritage Recognition By December 2025
According to reports, Italian cuisine could receive UNESCO World Heritage Recognition
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British Library Celebrates India Ties With Exhibition On Hampi
The British Library in London is celebrating the 75th anniversary of India’s independence with a special photographic exhibition on the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Karnataka's Hampi.
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Hackathon To Tackle Common Challenges Faced By India, Africa Underway: Education Ministry Officials
The UNESCO India-Africa Hackathon seeks to provide a suitable platform allowing young innovators to come together and find solutions for social, environmental and technical problems faced by the collaborating nations.
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Most Murders Of Journalists Go Unpunished: UNESCO
An overwhelming majority of killings of journalists across the world go unpunished, a United Nations agency reported on Wednesday.
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FIFA-Run Football For Schools Programme To Be Taken To Over 700 Districts: Dharmendra Pradhan
Football for Schools (F4S) is run by FIFA, in collaboration with UNESCO, and it aims to contribute to the education, development and empowerment of around 700 million children
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Mahatma Gandhi Makes Special Appearance At United Nations; Shares Message On Education
Gandhi Jayanti 2022: A special life-size hologram of Gandhi was projected during a panel discussion organised on Friday by India’s Permanent Mission to the UN and UNESCO Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (MGIEP) at the UN headquarters.
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Boys At Greater Risk Of Repeating Grades, Failing To Complete Education Than Girls: UNESCO Report
The report titled 'Leave no child behind: Global report on boys' disengagement from education' pointed out that no less than 132 million boys of primary and secondary school age are out of school.
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After Uganda, India Saw Longest Covid-Induced School Closures, Says Government Citing UNESCO Report
After Uganda, India saw the longest school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic, Union Minister of State for Education Annpurna Devi said in Lok Sabha on Monday citing a UNESCO report.
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Children In Poor Nations Face High Death Risk By Road Accidents: UNESCO Report
Children in poorer countries that have fewer vehicles are more likely to die in traffic accidents, even as children walking to schools are disproportionately affected, according to the new Global Education Monitoring (GEM) report.
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Prolonged School Closures Due To Covid Pose Threat To Gender Equality: UNSECO Study
"At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, 1.6 billion students in 190 countries were affected by school closures. Not only did they lose access to education, but also to the myriad benefits of attending school, at an unparalleled scale," said Stefania Giannini, UNESCO
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India Invests Up To 4.6% Of GDP In Education From 2015 To 2024: UNESCO
Recent reports from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics on global education funding indicate that India's government spending on education ranged from 13.5% to 17.2% of its total public expenditure during the same timeframe.
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Heatwaves, Floods Disrupt Education, Increase Learning Loss: UNESCO Report
Climate related stressors like heat, wildfires, floods, droughts, diseases and rising sea levels affect education outcomes and threaten to undo educational gains of recent decade, according to the Global Education Monitoring Report (GEM).
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Drop Plaque, Replace It With Tagore's Name, Says Centre: Report
The Centre has asked Visva Bharati University to replace the controversial plaques commemorating UNESCO's award of World Heritage Site to Santiniketan, a varsity source said on Thursday.
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"Put Learners First": UNESCO Calls For Worldwide Smartphone Ban In Schools
A report by the United Nations has recommended that smartphones should be banned from schools in a bid to tackle classroom disruption, improve learning and help protect children from online bullying.
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17-Year-Old Canadian Tourist Accused Of Defacing A 1,200-Year-Old Temple In Japan
The teenager is reported to have written the word ''Julian'', scratching the name into the 8th-century woodwork using his bare hands.
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Your Favourite Cuisine Could Receive UNESCO World Heritage Recognition By December 2025
According to reports, Italian cuisine could receive UNESCO World Heritage Recognition
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British Library Celebrates India Ties With Exhibition On Hampi
The British Library in London is celebrating the 75th anniversary of India’s independence with a special photographic exhibition on the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Karnataka's Hampi.
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Hackathon To Tackle Common Challenges Faced By India, Africa Underway: Education Ministry Officials
The UNESCO India-Africa Hackathon seeks to provide a suitable platform allowing young innovators to come together and find solutions for social, environmental and technical problems faced by the collaborating nations.
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Most Murders Of Journalists Go Unpunished: UNESCO
An overwhelming majority of killings of journalists across the world go unpunished, a United Nations agency reported on Wednesday.
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FIFA-Run Football For Schools Programme To Be Taken To Over 700 Districts: Dharmendra Pradhan
Football for Schools (F4S) is run by FIFA, in collaboration with UNESCO, and it aims to contribute to the education, development and empowerment of around 700 million children
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Mahatma Gandhi Makes Special Appearance At United Nations; Shares Message On Education
Gandhi Jayanti 2022: A special life-size hologram of Gandhi was projected during a panel discussion organised on Friday by India’s Permanent Mission to the UN and UNESCO Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (MGIEP) at the UN headquarters.
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Boys At Greater Risk Of Repeating Grades, Failing To Complete Education Than Girls: UNESCO Report
The report titled 'Leave no child behind: Global report on boys' disengagement from education' pointed out that no less than 132 million boys of primary and secondary school age are out of school.
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After Uganda, India Saw Longest Covid-Induced School Closures, Says Government Citing UNESCO Report
After Uganda, India saw the longest school closures during the COVID-19 pandemic, Union Minister of State for Education Annpurna Devi said in Lok Sabha on Monday citing a UNESCO report.
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Children In Poor Nations Face High Death Risk By Road Accidents: UNESCO Report
Children in poorer countries that have fewer vehicles are more likely to die in traffic accidents, even as children walking to schools are disproportionately affected, according to the new Global Education Monitoring (GEM) report.
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Prolonged School Closures Due To Covid Pose Threat To Gender Equality: UNSECO Study
"At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, 1.6 billion students in 190 countries were affected by school closures. Not only did they lose access to education, but also to the myriad benefits of attending school, at an unparalleled scale," said Stefania Giannini, UNESCO
