China: New Law To Cut Homework Pressure On Students
Parliament of China had proposed an education law earlier which has been passed on October 23. The law seeks to cut the pressure of homework and off-site tutoring in core subjects. The law also states that the government has the right to punish parents if their children commit crimes or exhibit very bad behavior. Moreover, this is also to make sure that children get rest and exercise, thereby reducing pressure.
Tags: China, School students, students, Schools
Courtesy: Reuters
Maharashtra State Board To Declare Class 12 Results: Check Here
Maharashtra government has announced to declare the results of the class 12 state Board Exam 2021 on August 3 at 4 PM. The students can check their results by visiting the website of mahresult.nic.in. Making the announcement the state's education minister Varsha Gaikwad tweeted, ''The Maharashtra State Board will declare results of Std 12th, 2021 batch on 3rd… read-more
Tags: Results, Class 12, Maharashtra Board, School students, Board Exam
Courtesy: Zee Business
SC Warned Andhra Pradesh Of Physical Examination Amid Pandemic
The decision to conduct the physical examination by the AP govt might not be allowed by the Supreme Court. The bench said on June 24 that if the govt failed to satisfy with its decision-making process and the safety protocols, it will not allow the decision. The bench warned saying ''CBSE and ISCE students will get the seats and your students will suffer'' as college admissions will not await.
Tags: Andhra Pradesh, CBSC, ISCE, School students
Courtesy: Live Law
UP Police File FIR Against Three Journalists For Airing Fake News
UP’s Kanpur Police have filed an FIR against three journalists for allegedly airing a false report over a government function on R-Day. The scribes were booked for criminal intimidation after Basic Shiksha Adhikari Sunit Dutt filed a complaint at Akbarpur Police Station. Reportedly, the journalists had aired a report mentioning that the children were forced to exercise in cold without winterwears. However, the BSA said that the children… read-more
Tags: FIR, Journalists, False Allegation, Basic Shiksha Adhikari, School students
Courtesy: Rediff News
Telangana: Govt School Girls Make Eco-Friendly Sanitary Pads
Countering the waste generation by sanitary napkins, some girl students of a government school in Telangana’s Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district have designed organic menstrual pads. Named as ‘Stree Raksha Pads’, the eco-friendly sanitary napkins are made using water hyacinth, fenugreek, turmeric, neem, and sabja seeds. Moreover, the students of Mulkalapally Zilla Parishad High School were inspired from ancient methods and they developed these pads… read-more
Tags: Sanitary Napkins, organic, Telangana, School students
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
Haryana Govt To Distribute 8.20 Lakh Tabs Loaded With Study Materials
To enhance the study experience in the state-run schools, the Haryana government will distribute 8.20 lakh tablets to the students of grades 8-12. Pre-loaded with question banks, QR-coded NCERT content, Edusat videos and YouTube videos made by teachers, the tablets will also have content for competitive exams like NEET, NDA and JEE. Besides, the devices will enable students to give mock tests and previous year papers to help them compete… read-more
Tags: Education news, Haryana, Free Tablets, School students, Manohar Lal Khattar
Courtesy: Times Now
Nigeria: Tanker Explosion Kills 25 Including School Students
A fuel tanker explosion in Lokoja, Nigeria has killed atleast 25 people including school students. The incident took place in the early hours of September 23. Reportedly, the driver lost control after the brakes of the tanker failed. Police spokesman Willy Aya stated that several victims were charred so severely that bodies could not be recognized. A video shared online shows huge black fumes erupting from the spot of the explosion.
Tags: Nigeria, Tanker Blast, School students, Lokja
Courtesy: BBC
Mumbai: School student Uplifts Funds To Build Cold Storage For Farmers
Students from the Bombay Scottish School in Mahim, raised a crowdfunding drive to build storage facilities for the farmers in the Marathwada region. Eyeing to raise Rs.16 lakh, they plan on building 'Subjee Cooler'- a brick storage solution, to help farmers store their produced products. It works on evaporative cooling and just needs to be watered once a day. The design has been made by Rukart Technologies, a startup from IIT-Bombay… read-more
Tags: Marathwada farmers, Maharashtra , IIT Bombay, Startups, School students, Mumbai
Courtesy: Hindustan Times