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Shubman Gill's Captaincy Given Ultimate Praise, Compared To Sourav Ganguly: "Like Dada..."
Shubman Gill, India's youngest Test captain in the 21st century, is on course to achieve back-to-back Test victories on English soil.
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Ben Stokes' Blunt Reply To Reporter On Jasprit Bumrah Question In Press Conference
India have not decided which three Tests Jasprit Bumrah will be a part of over the course of the English summer.
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Kaya Scodelario Joins Cast of Netflix Limited Series 'Senna'
Netflix limited series Senna, based on the life of Brazilian race car driver Ayrton Senna who was killed on the race track in 1994. The series has brought on board English actor Kaya Scodelario, while Gabriel Leone is also confirmed to play Ayrton Senna, with the series being shot in Brazil and Argentina.
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Darul Uloom Deoband Gets Notice For 'Ban' On Courses Outside Seminary
Taking suo-motu cognisance of the Darul Uloom Deoband banning its students from taking courses in subjects like English at other institutions, the Uttar Pradesh Commission for Minorities has issued a notice to an official of the seminary.
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Allow Exams In Local Languages Even If Course In English, Universities Told
UGC has asked universities to allow students to write exams in local languages even if the course is offered in English medium, while arranging evaluators and encouraging the translation of textbooks, according to Chairman M Jagadesh Kumar.
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This State Will Begin MBBS In Hindi From 2023, 2nd State To Do So In Weeks
MBBS and other medical courses will be taught in Hindi (along with English) from the next academic session, the Medical Education Minister of the state said on Friday.
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Medical Education Also In Hindi From Next Year In Uttarakhand: Minister
Medical courses will be taught in English as well as Hindi in Uttarakhand from the next academic session, State Medical Education Minister Dhan Singh Rawat said Friday.
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Spoken English Course Across 50 Centres In Delhi Soon: Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday announced that the Delhi government will start "spoken English course" at 50 centres across the city.
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Opinion: SRK, Aryan Khan Rouse India's Buried Insaniyat
Insaniyat is an Urdu word. It's a beautiful word. No Hindi or English alternative conveys what insaniyat conveys. It is also, of course, a very Indian word, just as Urdu is, above everything else, an Indian treasure of measureless value
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Section Of Delhi University Teachers Condemn NDTF's Statement Over English Syllabus
The National Democratic Teachers' Front (NDTF), in a statement issued last week, had said they "fully support" the changes made to the English syllabus of the fifth semester BA Honours course of Delhi University.
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British Council Launches Communication Skill Course For Kolkata Police Officers
The British Council has launched a customised course for officers of the Kolkata Police to improve their soft skills in English.
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Opposition To Dropping Mahasweta Devi's Story From DU English (H) Course Gathers Steam
Some members of the Delhi University Academic Council have strongly opposed the dropping of Mahasweta Devi's short story ‘Draupadi’ and the removal of two Dalit authors from the English (H) syllabus by the Oversight Committee.
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US Embassy, Delhi Government Launch English Teaching Course For Teachers From City Women Colleges
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Minister Counselor for Public Affairs at the US Embassy David H Kennedy jointly launched a 10-week-long online English teaching programme for 700 pre-service teachers from all-women colleges of the city.
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Rajasthan Governor Asks Varsities To Develop Courses In Specialised Knowledge Areas
Governor Kalraj Mishra on Wednesday called upon the state's universities to develop courses in science and technology and specialised knowledge areas in English as well as Hindi.
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China Restricts English MBBS Seats Amid Surge Of Indian Students
China attracts foreign students, especially from India and other Asian countries, due to its affordable courses compared to institutions in the US, the UK and Australia.
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Shubman Gill's Captaincy Given Ultimate Praise, Compared To Sourav Ganguly: "Like Dada..."
Shubman Gill, India's youngest Test captain in the 21st century, is on course to achieve back-to-back Test victories on English soil.
-
Ben Stokes' Blunt Reply To Reporter On Jasprit Bumrah Question In Press Conference
India have not decided which three Tests Jasprit Bumrah will be a part of over the course of the English summer.
-
Kaya Scodelario Joins Cast of Netflix Limited Series 'Senna'
Netflix limited series Senna, based on the life of Brazilian race car driver Ayrton Senna who was killed on the race track in 1994. The series has brought on board English actor Kaya Scodelario, while Gabriel Leone is also confirmed to play Ayrton Senna, with the series being shot in Brazil and Argentina.
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Darul Uloom Deoband Gets Notice For 'Ban' On Courses Outside Seminary
Taking suo-motu cognisance of the Darul Uloom Deoband banning its students from taking courses in subjects like English at other institutions, the Uttar Pradesh Commission for Minorities has issued a notice to an official of the seminary.
-
Allow Exams In Local Languages Even If Course In English, Universities Told
UGC has asked universities to allow students to write exams in local languages even if the course is offered in English medium, while arranging evaluators and encouraging the translation of textbooks, according to Chairman M Jagadesh Kumar.
-
This State Will Begin MBBS In Hindi From 2023, 2nd State To Do So In Weeks
MBBS and other medical courses will be taught in Hindi (along with English) from the next academic session, the Medical Education Minister of the state said on Friday.
-
Medical Education Also In Hindi From Next Year In Uttarakhand: Minister
Medical courses will be taught in English as well as Hindi in Uttarakhand from the next academic session, State Medical Education Minister Dhan Singh Rawat said Friday.
-
Spoken English Course Across 50 Centres In Delhi Soon: Arvind Kejriwal
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday announced that the Delhi government will start "spoken English course" at 50 centres across the city.
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Opinion: SRK, Aryan Khan Rouse India's Buried Insaniyat
Insaniyat is an Urdu word. It's a beautiful word. No Hindi or English alternative conveys what insaniyat conveys. It is also, of course, a very Indian word, just as Urdu is, above everything else, an Indian treasure of measureless value
-
Section Of Delhi University Teachers Condemn NDTF's Statement Over English Syllabus
The National Democratic Teachers' Front (NDTF), in a statement issued last week, had said they "fully support" the changes made to the English syllabus of the fifth semester BA Honours course of Delhi University.
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British Council Launches Communication Skill Course For Kolkata Police Officers
The British Council has launched a customised course for officers of the Kolkata Police to improve their soft skills in English.
-
Opposition To Dropping Mahasweta Devi's Story From DU English (H) Course Gathers Steam
Some members of the Delhi University Academic Council have strongly opposed the dropping of Mahasweta Devi's short story ‘Draupadi’ and the removal of two Dalit authors from the English (H) syllabus by the Oversight Committee.
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US Embassy, Delhi Government Launch English Teaching Course For Teachers From City Women Colleges
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Minister Counselor for Public Affairs at the US Embassy David H Kennedy jointly launched a 10-week-long online English teaching programme for 700 pre-service teachers from all-women colleges of the city.
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Rajasthan Governor Asks Varsities To Develop Courses In Specialised Knowledge Areas
Governor Kalraj Mishra on Wednesday called upon the state's universities to develop courses in science and technology and specialised knowledge areas in English as well as Hindi.
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China Restricts English MBBS Seats Amid Surge Of Indian Students
China attracts foreign students, especially from India and other Asian countries, due to its affordable courses compared to institutions in the US, the UK and Australia.
