News Topic:Students
Education
No decision on school reopening in Kashmir, says Secretary Education
Secretary School Education, Bishwajit Kumar Singh said that no decision has been taken yet on reopening of schools in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Education
Teachers arrange community classes in remote areas of Pulwama
Schools in Pulwama district have started community classes, including Government High School Sangarwani and Government UPS Aditrag.
Education
Supplement online teaching with open-air community classes: J-K Govt
The government said that the School Education Department shall practice open-air community classes besides the online mode of education.
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Education
Valley schools shall strictly adhere to new guidelines of virtual classes: DSEK
School Education Department ordered all CEOs of Kashmir division to implement the newly issued guidelines of virtual classes in all schools.
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Education
Restricting timing of online classes ‘bizarre, unilateral decision’
Jammu and Kashmir Education Chamber termed the government order to restrict the timing of online classes as bizarre, devoid of any logic.
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Opinion
Nowadays, exam results are a treat to students
In view of recent exam results, it seems that education has lost its real essence here as midnight oil-burners didn't get what they deserved.
Education
DSEK to start Radio classes for students from tomorrow
The School Education department on Tuesday said that it will commence with Radio classes for 5th to 8th standard students on Wednesday.
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Education
Amid closure of schools, regular tele-classes likely for students
Amid the continuous closure of schools due to spike in COVID-19 cases, the government is mulling to start regular tele-classes for students.
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Mubarak Gul defers press conference amid uncertainty over role in NC
NC leader Mubarak Gul has deferred his November 4 press conference amid uncertainty over his organisational role and dissatisfaction following the Cabinet expansion.
JP Nadda likely to inaugurate AIIMS Kashmir
Union Health Minister JP Nadda is likely to inaugurate AIIMS Awantipora on November 5. The institute has been developed at a revised cost of over Rs 2,160 crore.
Eight prominent leaders likely to quit Apni Party
At least eight to nine prominent Apni Party leaders are reportedly considering resignation ahead of a crucial meeting with Altaf Bukhari in Srinagar on Thursday.
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Aga Ruhullah announces exit from NC, resignation as Srinagar MP
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NC govt lacks political will to free youth facing incarceration, says Waheed Para
Waheed Para said that the current NC-led government has the power to drop cases against young people who are imprisoned, but they lack the political will to do so.