News Topic:Teachers

CEO Bandipora urges Gurez teachers to return ahead of school reopening

The CEO of Bandipora has issued a directive for all teachers and masters stationed in the region of Gurez to return before the conclusion of the winter break.

J-K’s Education Department directs display of teacher photos to deter proxy teaching

Jammu and Kashmir School Education Department has directed all the government educational institutes to display photographs of teachers.

Government teacher dies while supervising JKSSB exams

A government teacher died of suspected cardiac arrest while dispensing duties during JKSSB's Panchayat Secretary exams on Sunday, officials said.

Upholding Integrity in Education: Confronting the Scourge of Fraudulent Teachers

Unveiling the Truth: Fraudulent Teachers Exposed - A Call for Accountability in Education

Kashmir schools to embrace summer break from July 1

The government on Saturday announced summer vacation for all government and private schools of Kashmir division from July 1 to July 10.

School principal suspended for shocking harassment of girl students in Srinagar

After being arrested by police, the government has now suspended a school principal for allegedly ‘harassing’ girl students in Srinagar outskirts.

Shocking Revelation: Over 2600 teachers in J-K teaching without adequate qualifications

In Jammu and Kashmir, more than 2600 teachers are having below secondary level qualifications and are teaching students at all levels.

Deferment in regularisation of ReTs who enhanced higher studies via regular mode

The School Education Department has ordered deferment of regularisation and recovery of salaries of those RRETs who were perusing graduation via regular mode.

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AIP questions Demography Committee’s scope, says LoC displacement must be assessed

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