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HRD Calls CABE Meeting On Saturday; Deliberations On National Education Policy On Agenda
The HRD Ministry has called a meeting of its Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) on Saturday and discussions on giving shape to the new National Education Policy is on the agenda, sources said.
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English Textbooks May Have Passages From Kalam's Memoir
The Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE), the highest body to advise the central and state governments in the field of education, is meeting tomorrow.
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School Exams: CABE Sub-Committee Recommends Changes In No-Detention Policy
Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) sub committee has recommended major changes to the 'no detention policy' that covers the elementary stage of schooling (Classes 1 to 8).
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HRD Ministry Forms Sub-Panel Of CABE To Boost Girls' Education
The Union HRD Ministry has constituted a sub-committee of Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) under Chairmanship of Telangana's Deputy Chief Minister to look into issues of girl's education.
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Make Sports A Compulsory Subject In Schools: Sports Minister
Batting for sports to be included in the school curriculum, Sports Minister Vijay Goel today said that to impart the desired importance of sports, it should be made a compulsory subject at the school level.
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Most States Want No-Detention Policy in Schools Revoked: Maharashtra Minister
Most states in the country, including Maharashtra, want the Centre to amend the Right to Education Act and revoke its no-detention policy for students of Classes I to VIII, a state minister has said.
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No-Detention Till Class 8, Reviving Tenth Boards Under Review
A crucial day-long meeting of the highest advisory body on education began in Delhi today to consider reviewing the no-detention policy up to class 8 and reintroduction of class 10 board examinations.
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Smriti Irani Turns Down Demands to Make Sanskrit Compulsory
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani today dismissed charges that education is being saffronised as she turned down demands that Sanskrit be made compulsory in the curriculum.
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HRD Calls CABE Meeting On Saturday; Deliberations On National Education Policy On Agenda
The HRD Ministry has called a meeting of its Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) on Saturday and discussions on giving shape to the new National Education Policy is on the agenda, sources said.
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English Textbooks May Have Passages From Kalam's Memoir
The Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE), the highest body to advise the central and state governments in the field of education, is meeting tomorrow.
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School Exams: CABE Sub-Committee Recommends Changes In No-Detention Policy
Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) sub committee has recommended major changes to the 'no detention policy' that covers the elementary stage of schooling (Classes 1 to 8).
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HRD Ministry Forms Sub-Panel Of CABE To Boost Girls' Education
The Union HRD Ministry has constituted a sub-committee of Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) under Chairmanship of Telangana's Deputy Chief Minister to look into issues of girl's education.
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Make Sports A Compulsory Subject In Schools: Sports Minister
Batting for sports to be included in the school curriculum, Sports Minister Vijay Goel today said that to impart the desired importance of sports, it should be made a compulsory subject at the school level.
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Most States Want No-Detention Policy in Schools Revoked: Maharashtra Minister
Most states in the country, including Maharashtra, want the Centre to amend the Right to Education Act and revoke its no-detention policy for students of Classes I to VIII, a state minister has said.
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No-Detention Till Class 8, Reviving Tenth Boards Under Review
A crucial day-long meeting of the highest advisory body on education began in Delhi today to consider reviewing the no-detention policy up to class 8 and reintroduction of class 10 board examinations.
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Smriti Irani Turns Down Demands to Make Sanskrit Compulsory
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani today dismissed charges that education is being saffronised as she turned down demands that Sanskrit be made compulsory in the curriculum.
