News Topic:Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD)
Education
DSEK mulling to introduce two versions of Mathematics
Srinagar: Education authorities are mulling to remodel Mathematics teaching or find an alternative to the subject at matriculation level in their attempt to stem...
Education
B.Ed curriculum criteria relaxed!
New Delhi: The Union Human Resource ministry has decided to dilute the mandatory requirement of adhering to the proposed curriculum for institutes seeking recognition...
Scholarship
National Means cum Merit Scholarship Scheme 2018 (Class 8th)
Srinagar: The Jammu & Kashmir State Board of School Education has issued a Scholarship Notification regarding National Means cum Merit Scholarship Scheme 2018 for...
Education
KU figures among Top 50 Universities in All-India Ranking
Srinagar: Kashmir University (KU) has bagged 47th position among universities assessed in the country in the National Institutional Ranking Framework-2018.In the NIRF results announced...
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Traffic restored in Beerwah after flash floods washed away Sukhnag diversion
Vehicular traffic through Beerwah town in central Kashmir's Budgam district was restored on Saturday after remaining suspended for four days.
Overseas Job Fraud: EOW chargesheets accused who duped youth of lakhs
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW), Kashmir, of the Crime Branch, Jammu and Kashmir, has filed a chargesheet in connection with an alleged overseas job fraud.
Why Faster Claim Decisions Matter for Patient Families
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India’s E20 Ethanol Mandate: Progress, Pitfalls and Public Backlash
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