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CBSE Asks Schools To Celebrate National Reading Day Virtually
The 25th National Reading Day will be celebrated on June 19. National Reading Day is celebrated to honour the father of the 'Library Movement in Kerala', the late P.N. Panicker, whose death anniversary falls on June 19.
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Conduct Read-A-Thon, Litfest To Celebrate Reading Week: CBSE
A Read-a-Thon, reading clubs, and Litfest are one of many suggestions by CBSE to affiliated schools to celebrate Reading Week.
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36-24-36 Sexist Text: CBSE Files Case Against Author, Publisher
Taking strong exception to a textbook terming "36-24-36 shape of females to be the best", the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE on Saturday filed a police case against the author and the publisher.
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Textbook Case Of Not Ok, Says Prakash Javadekar About "36-24-36" Advice
A day after a textbook on physical education sparked a row for its sexist content, the Human Resource Development Ministry (HRD) is considering filing an FIR against its publisher. The Class 12 textbook suggested feminine proportions of 36-24-36 as being ideal. The CBSE has clarified that the book, Health and Physical Education', wasn't prescribed ...
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CBSE Books, Learning Material To Be Made Available Online For Free
All CBSE books and learning material will be made available online for free as part of the Centre's good governance efforts, Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani said in New Delhi today.
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CBSE Asks Schools To Celebrate National Reading Day Virtually
The 25th National Reading Day will be celebrated on June 19. National Reading Day is celebrated to honour the father of the 'Library Movement in Kerala', the late P.N. Panicker, whose death anniversary falls on June 19.
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Conduct Read-A-Thon, Litfest To Celebrate Reading Week: CBSE
A Read-a-Thon, reading clubs, and Litfest are one of many suggestions by CBSE to affiliated schools to celebrate Reading Week.
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36-24-36 Sexist Text: CBSE Files Case Against Author, Publisher
Taking strong exception to a textbook terming "36-24-36 shape of females to be the best", the Central Board of Secondary Education or CBSE on Saturday filed a police case against the author and the publisher.
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Textbook Case Of Not Ok, Says Prakash Javadekar About "36-24-36" Advice
A day after a textbook on physical education sparked a row for its sexist content, the Human Resource Development Ministry (HRD) is considering filing an FIR against its publisher. The Class 12 textbook suggested feminine proportions of 36-24-36 as being ideal. The CBSE has clarified that the book, Health and Physical Education', wasn't prescribed ...
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CBSE Books, Learning Material To Be Made Available Online For Free
All CBSE books and learning material will be made available online for free as part of the Centre's good governance efforts, Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani said in New Delhi today.
