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No More Holidays Please, A Student's Request To Wayanad District Collector
The student, who introduced herself as Safoora Naushad, on Sunday, sent an e-mail to Wayanad district collector A Geetha requesting her not to declare a holiday on Wednesday.
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Kerala Government Not To Impose Any Specific Uniform Code In Schools: Education Minister
Stating that the concept of gender neutrality is something that is being widely debated in Kerala, General Education Minister V Sivankutty said it has been decided to conduct gender auditing of textbooks in the state.
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Kerala Schools Reopen Partially After A Gap Of 9 Months
Kerala School Opening: As part of the government's instructions, classes for 10 and 12 standards began in schools across the southern state with limited hours and restricted number of students.
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Kerala Launches Model Project For Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe Students
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurated the first phase of a model project to improve and facilitate the education of students belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the state.
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Free Food Kits For Schools Students Registered Under Mid-Day Meal Scheme: Kerala CM
COVID-19 and Food Security: The grocery kits to schools students by Kerala Government would contain rice and nine other items including lentils, sugar, curry powder and salt. Rs 81.37 crore has been approved for this purpose.
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Amid Lockdown Kerala Government Boat Ferries Lone Student To Take Exam
Boats are the only means of transport in this region and due to the COVID-19 induced lockdown the services had stopped plying.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Online Classes For Kerala School Students From Tomorrow
The department also informed that all the classes will be in a downloadable format.
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In Kerala, Over 1 Lakh Kids Skip Caste, Religion Columns During School Admission
In a written reply, the minister said that as many as 1,24,147 children had not filled up the columns which mentions caste and religion while enrolling in different standards of the government and government-aided schools during 2017-18 academic year.
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No More Holidays Please, A Student's Request To Wayanad District Collector
The student, who introduced herself as Safoora Naushad, on Sunday, sent an e-mail to Wayanad district collector A Geetha requesting her not to declare a holiday on Wednesday.
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Kerala Government Not To Impose Any Specific Uniform Code In Schools: Education Minister
Stating that the concept of gender neutrality is something that is being widely debated in Kerala, General Education Minister V Sivankutty said it has been decided to conduct gender auditing of textbooks in the state.
-
Kerala Schools Reopen Partially After A Gap Of 9 Months
Kerala School Opening: As part of the government's instructions, classes for 10 and 12 standards began in schools across the southern state with limited hours and restricted number of students.
-
Kerala Launches Model Project For Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe Students
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurated the first phase of a model project to improve and facilitate the education of students belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the state.
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Free Food Kits For Schools Students Registered Under Mid-Day Meal Scheme: Kerala CM
COVID-19 and Food Security: The grocery kits to schools students by Kerala Government would contain rice and nine other items including lentils, sugar, curry powder and salt. Rs 81.37 crore has been approved for this purpose.
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Amid Lockdown Kerala Government Boat Ferries Lone Student To Take Exam
Boats are the only means of transport in this region and due to the COVID-19 induced lockdown the services had stopped plying.
-
COVID-19 Lockdown: Online Classes For Kerala School Students From Tomorrow
The department also informed that all the classes will be in a downloadable format.
-
In Kerala, Over 1 Lakh Kids Skip Caste, Religion Columns During School Admission
In a written reply, the minister said that as many as 1,24,147 children had not filled up the columns which mentions caste and religion while enrolling in different standards of the government and government-aided schools during 2017-18 academic year.
