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STEM Enrolment Crosses 1 Crore Mark, Women's Share Rises To 44%: Government Report
A total of 55,55,120 students are enrolled in Science at UG, PG, Integrated, MPhil, PhD levels with 54.6 per cent female.
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Prime Minister Research Chair Scheme Opens, Applications Invited Till July 15, 2026
PMRC offers fellowships for researchers at various career stages with up to Rs 4 crore funding per fellow, focusing on 13 priority research areas.
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AICTE Orders Closure Of 58 Engineering, Technical Colleges Across India
Fifty eight engineering and technical colleges in India were closed during the 2025 26 academic year with students allowed to complete their courses.
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How Much Does MBBS Abroad Cost? Fees In Russia, Philippines, Kazakhstan Explained
Rising private medical education costs in India lead students to seek affordable MBBS options abroad in Russia, Kazakhstan, and the Philippines.
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Over 1 Lakh Schools Lack Power, 98,500 Without Girls' Toilet: Niti Aayog Report
Niti Aayog Report: As many as 98,592 schools in the country do not have functional girls' toilets while 61,540 don't have any usable toilet.
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STEM Education: Female Participation Rising But Gap Remains, Says Report
STEM education in India shows higher male enrolment in technical fields, while female participation is growing steadily across selected disciplines.
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AIIMS Expansion, Lower TB And Maternal Deaths: J.P. Nadda Highlights Major Advances In Public Healthcare
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government has made sustained efforts to expand healthcare infrastructure, strengthen medical education and improve access to quality healthcare, said Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare J.P. Nadda.
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AIIMS Expansion, Lower TB And Maternal Deaths: J.P. Nadda Highlights Major Advances In Public Healthcare
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government has made sustained efforts to expand healthcare infrastructure, strengthen medical education and improve access to quality healthcare, said Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare J.P. Nadda.
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New NVS Recruitment Guidelines Released For Academic And Administrative Roles
The Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti has issued revised recruitment rules effective February 11, 2026, for various teaching and non-teaching posts in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas.
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Prasar Bharati Launches 'Waves' OTT Platform with Live TV, Regional Shows, and More
Prasar Bharati has launched its OTT platform 'Waves' to cater to diverse Indian audiences. Available on Android and iOS, 'Waves' features 65 live TV channels, regional content, and video-on-demand options. The platform supports 12+ languages, and offers infotainment, education, and entertainment. Additionally, 'Waves' champions local creators, show...
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Value Education Must Be Included In Curriculum: President Droupadi Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu today stressed on the importance of teaching value education to children to make them good citizens.
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Create Hand Washing Facilities, Impart Hygiene Education: Centre To States Over Covid
Centre has asked the states and UTs to create hand washing facilities with the provision of soap, and train teachers to impart hygiene education to students in all the schools across the country.
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State Bank Of India Launches Management Institute In Kolkata
At present, SBI has six training institutes across the country.
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Blog: India Builds Momentum On Sustainable Development Goals
It is heartening to see India making steady progress on the Sustainable Development Goals. India is one of the member states of the United Nations High-Level Political Forum that meets in New York later this month, In the last one and half years since the adoption of the 17 SDGs, which are based on the principles of “leave no one behind” and ...
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30 Per Cent Women In Madhya Pradesh Unaware Of Methods Of Contraception: Family Planning Body
Family Planning Association of India claimed that nearly 30 per cent of the women in Madhya Pradesh are unaware of the contraception methods. The president of the organisation credited lack of awareness to the state of family planning programmes in Madhya Pradesh.
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STEM Enrolment Crosses 1 Crore Mark, Women's Share Rises To 44%: Government Report
A total of 55,55,120 students are enrolled in Science at UG, PG, Integrated, MPhil, PhD levels with 54.6 per cent female.
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Prime Minister Research Chair Scheme Opens, Applications Invited Till July 15, 2026
PMRC offers fellowships for researchers at various career stages with up to Rs 4 crore funding per fellow, focusing on 13 priority research areas.
-
AICTE Orders Closure Of 58 Engineering, Technical Colleges Across India
Fifty eight engineering and technical colleges in India were closed during the 2025 26 academic year with students allowed to complete their courses.
-
How Much Does MBBS Abroad Cost? Fees In Russia, Philippines, Kazakhstan Explained
Rising private medical education costs in India lead students to seek affordable MBBS options abroad in Russia, Kazakhstan, and the Philippines.
-
Over 1 Lakh Schools Lack Power, 98,500 Without Girls' Toilet: Niti Aayog Report
Niti Aayog Report: As many as 98,592 schools in the country do not have functional girls' toilets while 61,540 don't have any usable toilet.
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STEM Education: Female Participation Rising But Gap Remains, Says Report
STEM education in India shows higher male enrolment in technical fields, while female participation is growing steadily across selected disciplines.
-
AIIMS Expansion, Lower TB And Maternal Deaths: J.P. Nadda Highlights Major Advances In Public Healthcare
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government has made sustained efforts to expand healthcare infrastructure, strengthen medical education and improve access to quality healthcare, said Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare J.P. Nadda.
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AIIMS Expansion, Lower TB And Maternal Deaths: J.P. Nadda Highlights Major Advances In Public Healthcare
Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government has made sustained efforts to expand healthcare infrastructure, strengthen medical education and improve access to quality healthcare, said Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare J.P. Nadda.
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New NVS Recruitment Guidelines Released For Academic And Administrative Roles
The Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti has issued revised recruitment rules effective February 11, 2026, for various teaching and non-teaching posts in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas.
-
Prasar Bharati Launches 'Waves' OTT Platform with Live TV, Regional Shows, and More
Prasar Bharati has launched its OTT platform 'Waves' to cater to diverse Indian audiences. Available on Android and iOS, 'Waves' features 65 live TV channels, regional content, and video-on-demand options. The platform supports 12+ languages, and offers infotainment, education, and entertainment. Additionally, 'Waves' champions local creators, show...
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Value Education Must Be Included In Curriculum: President Droupadi Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu today stressed on the importance of teaching value education to children to make them good citizens.
-
Create Hand Washing Facilities, Impart Hygiene Education: Centre To States Over Covid
Centre has asked the states and UTs to create hand washing facilities with the provision of soap, and train teachers to impart hygiene education to students in all the schools across the country.
-
State Bank Of India Launches Management Institute In Kolkata
At present, SBI has six training institutes across the country.
-
Blog: India Builds Momentum On Sustainable Development Goals
It is heartening to see India making steady progress on the Sustainable Development Goals. India is one of the member states of the United Nations High-Level Political Forum that meets in New York later this month, In the last one and half years since the adoption of the 17 SDGs, which are based on the principles of “leave no one behind” and ...
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30 Per Cent Women In Madhya Pradesh Unaware Of Methods Of Contraception: Family Planning Body
Family Planning Association of India claimed that nearly 30 per cent of the women in Madhya Pradesh are unaware of the contraception methods. The president of the organisation credited lack of awareness to the state of family planning programmes in Madhya Pradesh.
