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Governor of Kerala Arif Mohammad Khan has said that Sanskrit was the binding force behind the survival of the Indian culture and civilisation for centuries. He addressed the inaugural session of the three-day ‘Samskrita Samunmesha’, the National Sanskrit Convention organised jointly by the Union Ministry of Culture, Sahitya Akademi and…

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has advised schools to avoid visiting its regional office in view of the traffic curbs imposed due to the ongoing ‘Hanuman Katha’ by self-styled godman Dhirendra Krishna Shastri in IP Extension in New Delhi.

NEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has advised schools to avoid visiting its regional office in view of the traffic curbs imposed due to the ongoing 'Hanuman Katha' by self-styled godman Dhirendra Krishna Shastri in IP Extension in Delhi.

How free are our teachers? On social media, that is. While laws and legislation protect students, educators are getting the short end of the stick

After over a year’s delay, the Central Board of Secondary Education has begun the release of payment, through its Integrated Payment System (IPS), to its Board evaluators, Head Examiners, Assistant Head Examiners and Observers for Term 2 Board examinations conducted in April 2021

Bihar has improved a lot and many changes have taken place in the field of education, said Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) chairperson Nidhi Chhibber here on June 16.

Kendriya Vidyalaya 2, in the Military Camp area in Belagavi, hosted a one-day workshop on the new National Education Policy (NEP) for teachers of CBSE-affiliated schools. The theme of the workshop was, Ensuring foundational literacy and numeracy, especially in the context of blended learning.

As many as 4,58,773 applications were received for Plus One higher secondary single-window admission till Friday evening, the last date for submitting applications online.

Loyola School opens its doors to girls

Vacations are necessary as they give students a break after a hectic academic year and help them rejuvenate themselves for the next one, the Kerala High Court said on Wednesday while terming a State government order prohibiting schools from conducting classes during the summer holidays a “need of the hour”.

The fairly large number of students who have secured full A+ this year may exacerbate the Plus One admission crisis. This year, 68,604 students secured A+ grade in all subjects, 24,241 more than last year. Of the 68,604, 24,422 were able to get full A+ courtesy of grace marks awarded…