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West Bengal Unveils New Education Policy: All You Need To Know
West Bengal New Education Policy: The three-language formula will be introduced for students of classes 5 to 8, with mother tongue as the medium of instruction for the first language.
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West Bengal's New State Education Policy Notified. Here Are The Changes
The West Bengal Education Department has notified the new State Education Policy (SEP) which retains the existing pattern of school education.
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Expert Panel On NEP Has Submitted Observations To West Bengal Government, Says Member
The panel member also said the department will come up with an official response after carefully scrutinising the recommendations made.
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Centre Working To Implement New Education Policy In West Bengal: Minister
The Centre is working with the West Bengal government to implement the New Education Policy (NEP) in the state, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said.
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Centre Must Respect Educationists On West Bengal's Panel For NEP Draft: Minister
Education Minister Bratya Basu told reporters here that the state has not “closed its mind” about the entire NEP 2020 draft and its "good aspects", and is awaiting the recommendations of the panel of renowned educationists.
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West Bengal Forms Committee On NEP
The committee will evaluate steps taken by states such as Maharashtra and Kerala in the education sector after NEP 2020 was unveiled by the Centre.
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Will Not Accept If NEP Is Forced On States: West Bengal Education Minister
West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu Tuesday said the state government won't accept attempts by the Centre to force the National Education Policy (NEP) on the state as Bengal has its own culture and education system.
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Bengal Government Should Rethink Stand On NEP 2020: West Bengal Governor
The new National Education Policy 2020 is a milestone. All of us should wholeheartedly enforce the new policy for the betterment of the education sector of our country. It will put innovation and research on a very high pedestal," the Governor said.
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NEP 2020 Lacks Clarity, Cannot Be Applied To Entire Country: Bengal Government Panel
The committee formed by the West Bengal government to study the New Education Policy 2020 (NEP) is of the view that certain features of it lacked clarity while several others may not be applicable to the entire country.
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"Parliament Not Consulted": Bengal To Run Fine Comb On Education Policy
A six-member committee of educationists in West Bengal will look into the National Education Policy - a major reform in decades that will affect millions of students in India - over allegations that the centre's move doesn't have the sanction of parliament or concurrence of the states.
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Bengal Gives Mixed Reaction To Centre's New Education Policy
The New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has evoked mixed response in West Bengal with IIT Kharagpur director, saying it has rightly given major thrust on multi-disciplinary education, while state Education minister Partha Chatterjee described it as a "copy-paste of western model of education".
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NEP Not Passed In Parliament, States Not Taken Into Confidence: Bengal Minister
Hitting out at the Centre for the National Education Policy (NEP), 2020, a senior minister of the Mamata Banerjee government has said it was formulated without being passed in Parliament and the states were not taken into confidence.
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Not Consulted On Bengal's Higher Education System, Claims Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar
In a fresh attack at the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal, Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has said there is a "policy paralysis" in the state's higher education system, and that he is not consulted in the affairs of universities despite being the chancellor.
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West Bengal For Abolishing "No Detention" Policy For Classes 5 To 10
Close on the heels of announcing the re-introduction of the ''pass-fail'' system in classes 5 and 8, West Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee on Friday said the state government is also in favour of abolishing the ''no detention'' policy for classes 5 to 10.
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West Bengal To Bring Back ''Pass-Fail'' System In Classes 5, 8
Abolishing the no-detention policy, the West Bengal government has decided to bring back the ''pass-fail'' system in classes five and eight from the next academic session.
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West Bengal Unveils New Education Policy: All You Need To Know
West Bengal New Education Policy: The three-language formula will be introduced for students of classes 5 to 8, with mother tongue as the medium of instruction for the first language.
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West Bengal's New State Education Policy Notified. Here Are The Changes
The West Bengal Education Department has notified the new State Education Policy (SEP) which retains the existing pattern of school education.
-
Expert Panel On NEP Has Submitted Observations To West Bengal Government, Says Member
The panel member also said the department will come up with an official response after carefully scrutinising the recommendations made.
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Centre Working To Implement New Education Policy In West Bengal: Minister
The Centre is working with the West Bengal government to implement the New Education Policy (NEP) in the state, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said.
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Centre Must Respect Educationists On West Bengal's Panel For NEP Draft: Minister
Education Minister Bratya Basu told reporters here that the state has not “closed its mind” about the entire NEP 2020 draft and its "good aspects", and is awaiting the recommendations of the panel of renowned educationists.
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West Bengal Forms Committee On NEP
The committee will evaluate steps taken by states such as Maharashtra and Kerala in the education sector after NEP 2020 was unveiled by the Centre.
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Will Not Accept If NEP Is Forced On States: West Bengal Education Minister
West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu Tuesday said the state government won't accept attempts by the Centre to force the National Education Policy (NEP) on the state as Bengal has its own culture and education system.
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Bengal Government Should Rethink Stand On NEP 2020: West Bengal Governor
The new National Education Policy 2020 is a milestone. All of us should wholeheartedly enforce the new policy for the betterment of the education sector of our country. It will put innovation and research on a very high pedestal," the Governor said.
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NEP 2020 Lacks Clarity, Cannot Be Applied To Entire Country: Bengal Government Panel
The committee formed by the West Bengal government to study the New Education Policy 2020 (NEP) is of the view that certain features of it lacked clarity while several others may not be applicable to the entire country.
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"Parliament Not Consulted": Bengal To Run Fine Comb On Education Policy
A six-member committee of educationists in West Bengal will look into the National Education Policy - a major reform in decades that will affect millions of students in India - over allegations that the centre's move doesn't have the sanction of parliament or concurrence of the states.
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Bengal Gives Mixed Reaction To Centre's New Education Policy
The New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has evoked mixed response in West Bengal with IIT Kharagpur director, saying it has rightly given major thrust on multi-disciplinary education, while state Education minister Partha Chatterjee described it as a "copy-paste of western model of education".
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NEP Not Passed In Parliament, States Not Taken Into Confidence: Bengal Minister
Hitting out at the Centre for the National Education Policy (NEP), 2020, a senior minister of the Mamata Banerjee government has said it was formulated without being passed in Parliament and the states were not taken into confidence.
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Not Consulted On Bengal's Higher Education System, Claims Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar
In a fresh attack at the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal, Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has said there is a "policy paralysis" in the state's higher education system, and that he is not consulted in the affairs of universities despite being the chancellor.
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West Bengal For Abolishing "No Detention" Policy For Classes 5 To 10
Close on the heels of announcing the re-introduction of the ''pass-fail'' system in classes 5 and 8, West Bengal Education Minister Partha Chatterjee on Friday said the state government is also in favour of abolishing the ''no detention'' policy for classes 5 to 10.
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West Bengal To Bring Back ''Pass-Fail'' System In Classes 5, 8
Abolishing the no-detention policy, the West Bengal government has decided to bring back the ''pass-fail'' system in classes five and eight from the next academic session.
