Parwati Sunar, Nepali Mother Of 2, Begins Attending Same School As Her Son
Parwati Sunar, a Nepali mother of two, starts attending the same school as her son after fleeing at the age of 15. In the country of 29 million people, roughly 57% of women are literate, and Sunar, 27, said she intended to become "literate enough" to run her household. "I feel good to go to school with mum," her son, Resham, remarked. Parwati Sunar cultivates a field in Punarbas, Kanchanpur.
Tags: Nepal, Woman, School, Education, mother
Courtesy: India Today
Professors, Students Call For Educational Development As India Turns 75
With India marking its seventy-fifth year of independence this year, education has been depicted as one of the Centre's key areas of focus, but educators and students in India, have criticized its current status. “Despite several initiatives, digitalisation and technical soundness are not available within many universities,” said IIM Calcutta Dean, Dr. Manish Thakur. He further stated despite various programs, there has been little to no… read-more
Tags: professor, students, Reforms, India, Education
Courtesy: Free Press Journal
Ranveer Singh Joins Hand With Hemkunt Foundation For Underprivileged Development
Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh joined hands with Hemkunt Foundation as Goodwill Ambassador, on August 15. The foundation announced the onboarding youth icon, Ranveer Singh, who will work relentlessly for the upliftment of the underprivileged sections of society with education, skill development, access to livelihood, and healthcare support. With the participation of the actor, there will be an encouragement amongst youth for the cause of… read-more
Tags: Ranveer Singh, underprivileged, Education, Hemkunt Foundation, Bollywood
Courtesy: The Free Press Journal
Retired Postman Of Meghalaya Helps Poor Students To Complete Education
Binestar Ksanlah, a resident of Meghalaya's East Khasi Hills district is the man who funded many students for education. A retired postman set-up schools in remote villages of the northeastern state and helped many students to achieve their education at free-of-cost. The 70-year-old Ksanlah is making possible ways to help poor children in dire need of financial help to continue with their studies.
Tags: Meghalaya, Poor Students, Education, Postman, Retired Man
Courtesy: Press Trust of India
UGC Anticipates 15,000 African Students To Benefit E-Vidya Bharati Platform For Distance Learning Courses
University Grants Commission anticipates at least 15,000 African students would benefit from distant learning programs through scholarships, fee waivers, and other benefits available through e-Vidya Bharati portal. The portal is a tele-education platform that provides African students with access to over 500 courses in disciplines like engineering, technology,… read-more
Tags: UGC, Distance learning, African students, e-Vidya Bharati portal, Education
Courtesy: Free Press Journal
Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai Grants Rs 10 Crore To Gavisiddeshwara Mutt
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai gave the authority for a Rs 10 crore grant to the Gavisiddeshwara Mutt in Koppal on August 1. "The seer of the Mutt is rendering yeoman service in the field of education and feeding the hungry," Bommai stated after visiting the Mutt. The Mutt has served as a light of hope for low-income students seeking to further… read-more
Tags: Karnataka, Basavaraj Bommai, Karnataka CM, Gavisiddeshwara Mutt, Education
Courtesy: ANI
7 Held For Forcing Dalit Teen To Not Attend School: Madhya Pradesh
The police in Madhya Pradesh have arrested seven persons for preventing a 16-year-old Dalit girl from attending school. Reportedly, a clash broke out between the family of the girl and the locals involved. The locals allegedly forced the girl to not attend school on the ground that girls in their village do not attend schools. The accused reportedly beat up the girl's brother and other family members.
Tags: Dalit, School, Madhya Pradesh, Shahjapur, Education
Courtesy: Press Trust Of India
HRW Claims Secondary Education Still Prohibited For Afghan Girls
Human Rights Watch, New York-based organization, alleged on July 13 Taliban's prohibition on secondary education had already lost Afghan girls 300 days of schooling, with disastrous consequences for them, their families, and the nation's future. Taliban took power in Afghanistan in August 2021 and established rules severely restricting fundamental rights, particularly of women. They barred most girls from attending secondary education and… read-more
Tags: Secondary education, Banned, Afghanistan, Girls, Education
Courtesy: Free Press Journal
Telangana SSC Results 2022 Released, Girls Score Over 90% Pass Percentage
Telangana Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy released the SSC (Class X) results in Telangana. In 2022 examinations, which was conducted in an offline mode, the pass percentage stood at 90% (4,53,000), with 5,21,073 candidates appearing for the exam. In addition, girls outshined boys, as 87.61% of boys passed, whereas 92.45% of girls were passed the 2022 SSC examination. … read-more
Tags: Education, SSC Results, Telangana Boards, Sabitha Indra Reddy, Girls
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
IITs Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur Announces Job Opportunities To Ladakh Students
IITs Bombay, Kanpur and Delhi, announced to offer better opportunities to students from Ladakh, with a scholarship for students selected for short-term and long-term internships. The opportunity for Ladakh students is under the collaboration between the UT and IITs. Students will get a chance to offer internships. This opportunity is for students from Ladakh who are currently pursuing an undergraduate-level course in STEM (Science, Technology… read-more
Tags: collaboration, IITs, UT, Ladakh Students, Education
Courtesy: News 18