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Students welcome reopening of coaching centres in Kashmir

Students in Kashmir welcomed the reopening of coaching centres as the third wave of COVID-19 showed signs of ebbing.

Weekend lockdown reduced to 57-hours in J-K

Authorities on Monday reduced weekly lockdown duration to 57-hours while as education institutions shall continue to be closed for in-person teaching.

Million-dollar coaching sector at jeopardy in Kashmir

Parents are staring at a bleak future of their wards after the government put brakes on the functioning of coaching centres across Kashmir.

Omicron: Students outraged by the closing of coaching centres

After the government issued a directive to close down coaching centres, students alleged that axe first falls on the education sector.

Kashmir coaching centres to vaccinate all students above 15 years

Coaching centres have decided to go for mass vaccination of students across Srinagar from the first week of January.

Govt teachers taking classes at private tuition centres in Pulwama

Amid restrictions on private tuition in Valley, government teachers are continuing tuition at private coaching centres in Pulwama.

Higher educational institutes can open for vaccinated staff, students in J-K

Jammu and Kashmir Government said that higher educational institutions can be permitted to commence with limited in-person teaching.

SEC orders continuous closure of J-K’s educational institutions

State Executive Committee headed by Chief Secretary ordered continuous closure of the educational institutions for in-person teaching in J-K.

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