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Highest allocation of Tk 17,959 crore to Education
For the fiscal year, education sector has received the highest allocation of Taka 17,959 crore in the proposed budget.
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Higher Education
Honing communcation skills of doctors to be
Orientation course in English will be offered to hone the communicative skills of would-be-doctors, particularly from the rural areas, by the premier Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University (CSMMU) at Lucknow.
Higher Education
High Number of DU admission forms sold
This year the Delhi University (DU) sold around 200,000 application forms for admissions to its undergraduate courses.
Corporate Updates
Everonn and QAI partner
The largest VSAT eductaion network company, Everonn Education, recently announced its partnership with QAI Global Institute, a global workforce development leader, to offer certificate programmes for students in India.
Policy Matters
Funds to implement RTE sought by Orissa
INR 13, 671 crores have been sought by Orissa from the central government to implement the right to education (RTE) act in the state, a minister reported recently.
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Bizarre essay test for chinese students
Recently it was reported that Chinese students were left puzzled by these essay questions in the national entrance examination as people all over the country wondered on the significance behind the bizarre topics.
K-12
Orissa sees launch of ‘Education for All’
A signed appeal by participants was directed to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik asking them to increase budgetary allocations for elementary education.
Policy Matters
Sibal meets education ministers from Rajasthan and Assam
Kapil Sibal, Union Minister for Human Resource Development (HRD) India, June 11, 2010 met with the education ministers of Assam and Rajasthan, Gautam Borah and Bhanwar Lal Meghwal respectively, in separate meetings.
Higher Education
TV channel by Delhi University
The Delhi University is soon to launch television channel to revolutionise life on the campus.
K-12
Maharashtra education department confident of ‘best of five’ rule
Best-of-five formula was introduced by the state school education department and it is confident this effort which is being introduced from this academic year for admission to junior college, will be a success.
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Indian American science teacher receives award
An Indian American science teacher Radhika Plakkot was recently named by President Barack Obama, as one of the 103 mathematics and science teachers, for the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
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South Asia Science Olympiad by IGNOU and UNESCO
Professor V.N. Rajasekharan Pillai, announced that students of Indian higher secondary and CBSE in 11th grade or equivalent in South Asian countries are now eligible to win IGNOU-UNESCO accredited merit certificates and prizes.