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Big Relief For Parents: Delhi Government Bars Schools From Forcing Book, Uniform Purchases
In an April 1 order, the Director (Education) underlined that parents are free to purchase books, uniforms, and related materials from any vendor of their choice at fair market prices, as long as they conform to the prescribed syllabus and specificat
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Bihar Government To Launch MBBS Course In Hindi Starting Next Academic Session
The new Hindi course will follow the AIIMS Delhi syllabus for students who pass the NEET UG 2024 exam. Bihar has about 85,000 government schools and Hindi is the primary medium of instruction.
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Delhi Government To Work On Class-Wise Reduction Of Syllabus Under ‘Mission Buniyad’, Says Manish Sisodia
Delhi government in February 2018 had announced the launch of ‘Mission Buniyaad’ for improving learning skills of children studying in state and municipal-run schools
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Delhi Schools To Follow CBSE’s Two Term Pattern For Classes 9, 11: DoE
“Academic session will be of two-term examinations, that is, mid-term examination (Term-1) and annual examination (Term-2) with approximately 50 per cent syllabus in each.
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Delhi Budget 2021: Government Proposes New Syllabus From Nursery To Class 8
Delhi will now have its own education board-- Delhi Board of School Education and a new syllabus for government schools will be designed for the students of nursery to Class 8, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia announced on Tuesday in Delhi assembly.
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Delhi Government Tells CBSE To Postpone Board Exams To May Next Year
The Delhi government has urged the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to not conduct the board exams next year before May and further reduce syllabus as schools still continue to remain closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Revamping Infra To Meet COVID-19 Norms To Scheduling Classes, Schools Prepare To Reopen
From revamping infrastructure to meet COVID-19 guidelines to preparing an "effective" time-line for completing syllabus, schools in Delhi-NCR are taking several steps to resume formal classes in a safe environment when they reopen after nearly six months.
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Delhi Schools Prepare To Reopen, Resume Formal Classes After Nearly Six Months
From revamping infrastructure to meet COVID-19 guidelines to preparing an "effective" time-line for completing syllabus, schools in Delhi-NCR are taking several steps to resume formal classes in a safe environment when they reopen after nearly six months.
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Delhi Discusses Cutting 50% Syllabus, Schools To Stay Closed Till July 31
Schools in Delhi will remain closed till July 31, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said after a meeting with education department officials today. The move is in line with safety precautions that need to be taken as coronavirus cases continue to rise in the national capital - Delhi has the second-highest number of COVID-19 cases in India.
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Reduce Syllabus By 30%, Reopen Schools With Reasonable Precautions: Manish Sisodia To HRD Minister
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia pitched for a 30 per cent reduction in syllabus for all grades to make up for the loss caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and advocated reopening of schools with reasonable precautions.
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Reduce Syllabus By 30%, Reopen Schools With Guidelines: Manish Sisodia Tells Centre
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has written to Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokharyal "Nishank" supporting the ministry in its initiative to plan the reopening of schools with reasonable guidelines.
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CBSE, State Boards Should Reduce School Syllabus By 50 Per Cent: Sisodia To CABE
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today suggested that the CBSE, NCERT and other state education bodies reduce the syllabus by 50 per cent.
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Delhi Government Asks NCERT To Include Chapter On Tobacco In School Syllabus
Delhi's State Tobacco Control Cell has urged the NCERT to incorporate a chapter on tobacco control in curriculums of the CBSE and other educational boards for classes 6 to 12.
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Prashant Bhushan Accuses AAP Government of 'Senselessly Chopping Off' School Syllabus
Former Aam Aadmi Party leader Prashant Bhushan today accused the Delhi government of "senselessly chopping off" school syllabus and said that the move was hurting the education standards in Delhi schools.
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Reducing Syllabus Won't Cause Loss of Learning: Delhi Government
The Aam Aadmi Party government's decision to reduce 25 per cent syllabus for classes 6 to 8 in Delhi will not cause any loss of learning to students, as skill based subjects will be incorporated and efforts will be made to "reuse" the deleted portions in a more constructive way, said government officials.
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Big Relief For Parents: Delhi Government Bars Schools From Forcing Book, Uniform Purchases
In an April 1 order, the Director (Education) underlined that parents are free to purchase books, uniforms, and related materials from any vendor of their choice at fair market prices, as long as they conform to the prescribed syllabus and specificat
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Bihar Government To Launch MBBS Course In Hindi Starting Next Academic Session
The new Hindi course will follow the AIIMS Delhi syllabus for students who pass the NEET UG 2024 exam. Bihar has about 85,000 government schools and Hindi is the primary medium of instruction.
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Delhi Government To Work On Class-Wise Reduction Of Syllabus Under ‘Mission Buniyad’, Says Manish Sisodia
Delhi government in February 2018 had announced the launch of ‘Mission Buniyaad’ for improving learning skills of children studying in state and municipal-run schools
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Delhi Schools To Follow CBSE’s Two Term Pattern For Classes 9, 11: DoE
“Academic session will be of two-term examinations, that is, mid-term examination (Term-1) and annual examination (Term-2) with approximately 50 per cent syllabus in each.
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Delhi Budget 2021: Government Proposes New Syllabus From Nursery To Class 8
Delhi will now have its own education board-- Delhi Board of School Education and a new syllabus for government schools will be designed for the students of nursery to Class 8, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia announced on Tuesday in Delhi assembly.
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Delhi Government Tells CBSE To Postpone Board Exams To May Next Year
The Delhi government has urged the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to not conduct the board exams next year before May and further reduce syllabus as schools still continue to remain closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Revamping Infra To Meet COVID-19 Norms To Scheduling Classes, Schools Prepare To Reopen
From revamping infrastructure to meet COVID-19 guidelines to preparing an "effective" time-line for completing syllabus, schools in Delhi-NCR are taking several steps to resume formal classes in a safe environment when they reopen after nearly six months.
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Delhi Schools Prepare To Reopen, Resume Formal Classes After Nearly Six Months
From revamping infrastructure to meet COVID-19 guidelines to preparing an "effective" time-line for completing syllabus, schools in Delhi-NCR are taking several steps to resume formal classes in a safe environment when they reopen after nearly six months.
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Delhi Discusses Cutting 50% Syllabus, Schools To Stay Closed Till July 31
Schools in Delhi will remain closed till July 31, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said after a meeting with education department officials today. The move is in line with safety precautions that need to be taken as coronavirus cases continue to rise in the national capital - Delhi has the second-highest number of COVID-19 cases in India.
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Reduce Syllabus By 30%, Reopen Schools With Reasonable Precautions: Manish Sisodia To HRD Minister
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia pitched for a 30 per cent reduction in syllabus for all grades to make up for the loss caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and advocated reopening of schools with reasonable precautions.
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Reduce Syllabus By 30%, Reopen Schools With Guidelines: Manish Sisodia Tells Centre
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has written to Union Human Resource Development Minister Ramesh Pokharyal "Nishank" supporting the ministry in its initiative to plan the reopening of schools with reasonable guidelines.
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CBSE, State Boards Should Reduce School Syllabus By 50 Per Cent: Sisodia To CABE
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today suggested that the CBSE, NCERT and other state education bodies reduce the syllabus by 50 per cent.
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Delhi Government Asks NCERT To Include Chapter On Tobacco In School Syllabus
Delhi's State Tobacco Control Cell has urged the NCERT to incorporate a chapter on tobacco control in curriculums of the CBSE and other educational boards for classes 6 to 12.
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Prashant Bhushan Accuses AAP Government of 'Senselessly Chopping Off' School Syllabus
Former Aam Aadmi Party leader Prashant Bhushan today accused the Delhi government of "senselessly chopping off" school syllabus and said that the move was hurting the education standards in Delhi schools.
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Reducing Syllabus Won't Cause Loss of Learning: Delhi Government
The Aam Aadmi Party government's decision to reduce 25 per cent syllabus for classes 6 to 8 in Delhi will not cause any loss of learning to students, as skill based subjects will be incorporated and efforts will be made to "reuse" the deleted portions in a more constructive way, said government officials.
