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India Spelling Bee 2020 Finale: National-Level Winners Announced
Each winner from all the five categories including Grade 1 for Class 1, Grade 2 for Classes 2 and 3, Grade 3 for Classes 4 and 5, Grade 4 for Classes 6 and 7 and Grade 5 for Classes 8 and 9 have been declared.
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''I Am Not Afraid Of English'' Campaign Launched In Haryana Schools
The Haryana Education Department has launched ''I am not afraid of English'' initiative to promote English language right from Class 1 in the state''s primary schools, it was announced today.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: PIL For Action Against Sanskriti School, Delhi High Court Seeks Government Reply
The Delhi High Court today sought response from the Delhi government and office of Lieutenant Governor on a PIL seeking directions to them to expeditiously dispose of complaints of "backdoor admission" made against Sanskriti School here.
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Quota in Sanskriti School; Supreme Court To Pass Interim Order On January 7
The Supreme Court today said that it would pass an interim order on January 7 on various pleas challenging the Delhi High Court decision to set aside the 60 per cent quota in the prestigious Sanskriti School here for wards of group-A government officials.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea On Abolition Of Quota In Delhi's Sanskriti School Today
The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear a plea of the Centre challenging the Delhi High Court's decision of setting aside the 60 per cent quota in the prestigious Sanskriti School in Delhi for wards of Group-A government officials.
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Babu Quota in Delhi's Sanskriti School Like 'Racial Segregation', Says Court
Delhi's elite Sanskriti School will no longer be dominated by children of top government officers and politicians. The Delhi High Court today said the school can't reserve 60 per cent of its seats for the children of bureaucrats, likening the quota to racial segregation in America.
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Child politicians bring change to rural India
Pooja Gujjar is the consummate politician. She's quick-witted and outspoken, and, as her every-ready, dimpled smile suggests, always up for a challenge. She has, admittedly, a girlish streak. The first time she stood for election she chose as her symbol a flower. And although she lost, to a boy, she's proud that all the girls voted for her.
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India Spelling Bee 2020 Finale: National-Level Winners Announced
Each winner from all the five categories including Grade 1 for Class 1, Grade 2 for Classes 2 and 3, Grade 3 for Classes 4 and 5, Grade 4 for Classes 6 and 7 and Grade 5 for Classes 8 and 9 have been declared.
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''I Am Not Afraid Of English'' Campaign Launched In Haryana Schools
The Haryana Education Department has launched ''I am not afraid of English'' initiative to promote English language right from Class 1 in the state''s primary schools, it was announced today.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: PIL For Action Against Sanskriti School, Delhi High Court Seeks Government Reply
The Delhi High Court today sought response from the Delhi government and office of Lieutenant Governor on a PIL seeking directions to them to expeditiously dispose of complaints of "backdoor admission" made against Sanskriti School here.
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Quota in Sanskriti School; Supreme Court To Pass Interim Order On January 7
The Supreme Court today said that it would pass an interim order on January 7 on various pleas challenging the Delhi High Court decision to set aside the 60 per cent quota in the prestigious Sanskriti School here for wards of group-A government officials.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea On Abolition Of Quota In Delhi's Sanskriti School Today
The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear a plea of the Centre challenging the Delhi High Court's decision of setting aside the 60 per cent quota in the prestigious Sanskriti School in Delhi for wards of Group-A government officials.
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Babu Quota in Delhi's Sanskriti School Like 'Racial Segregation', Says Court
Delhi's elite Sanskriti School will no longer be dominated by children of top government officers and politicians. The Delhi High Court today said the school can't reserve 60 per cent of its seats for the children of bureaucrats, likening the quota to racial segregation in America.
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Child politicians bring change to rural India
Pooja Gujjar is the consummate politician. She's quick-witted and outspoken, and, as her every-ready, dimpled smile suggests, always up for a challenge. She has, admittedly, a girlish streak. The first time she stood for election she chose as her symbol a flower. And although she lost, to a boy, she's proud that all the girls voted for her.
