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"Schools Are Useless": Pune Man's Viral Post Sparks Debate On Academic Pressure
The post has sparked a debate among parents and educationists, Is children's education coming at the cost of their mental health and adequate sleep?
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Indian Man Slams 'Rotten' Schooling System As Son Works On Project Past Midnight
An Indian father took to social media to share his frustration about his child working past midnight to finish a 'nonsense' project.
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New Education Ministry Book Showcases India's Scientific Legacy
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan described the work as a reflection of India's "rich legacy of scientific enquiry and holistic wisdom."
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World Teachers' Day 2025: Here's All You Need To Know About This Year's Theme
World Teachers' Day 2025: The day calls on education systems worldwide to embrace collaboration as a core principle.
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US School Staffer Arrested For Releasing Fart Spray, Causing Rs 49 Lakh In Damages
Alexander Lewis, 32, a teaching assistant at the West Florence High School in Florence, has been arrested as the prime accused.
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How Denmark's School System Prepares Students For Future
Discover how Denmark's schools prepare students for life, from play-based early years to vocational training and university. Easy-to-understand guide for students.
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Bengaluru School's Rs 7.35 Lakh Fee For Grade 1 Sparks Debate: "India Is A Land Of Extremities"
The document, shared on X, reveals an annual tuition fee of Rs 7.35 lakh for students in Grade 1, with costs rising to Rs 11 lakh for Grades 11-12.
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Is India's School System Improving? Here's What UDISE 2025 Report Says
UDISE Report 2025: According to the report, the teacher workforce grew from 94.8 lakh in 2022-23 to over 1.01 crore in 2024-25, marking a 6.7% rise in two years.
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India Crosses 1-Crore Teacher Mark, Dropouts Decline: Education Ministry Report
Of India's 14.71 lakh schools, 69 per cent are government-run, which account for 49 per cent of total enrolments. While private schools make up 26 per cent of institutions, they cater to 41 per cent of students.
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Disciplined For Bed-Wetting: Rajasthan Gurukul Warden Accused Of Branding Students
A case of alleged child abuse has come to light at a gurukul in Rajasthan's Barmer district, where a teacher-cum-warden is accused of branding two children with a hot iron rod to "discipline" them for bed-wetting, officials said on Thursday.
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Delhi's CM Shri Schools Get 50,000 Applications Just Days After Opening
With applications crossing the 50,000 mark in less than a week, officials say the numbers underline both the scale of demand and the pressure on the system to deliver.
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15 Million Primary-Age Girls Out Of School Wordwide, Says UN Report
15 million primary-age girls around the world are currently out of school, as systemic gender discrimination continues to hinder equal access to education for girls and young women globally.
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Kerala Plans To Eliminate Concept Of "Backbenchers" From School Classrooms
Kerala's Education Minister has initiated steps to set up a committee of experts to identify the most suitable model for the state's education system - one that may include eliminating the concept of "backbenchers" from school classrooms.
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No National-Level Exams Until Age 16: Finland's Education System Explained
Study In Finland: Finland only conducts a matriculation exam after upper secondary school (Classes 10-12) for college or university admissions.
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Nepal Tests AI-Powered Early Warning System To Predict Landslides
Every morning, Nepali primary school teacher Bina Tamang steps outside her home and checks the rain gauge, part of an early warning system in one of the world's most landslide-prone regions.
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"Schools Are Useless": Pune Man's Viral Post Sparks Debate On Academic Pressure
The post has sparked a debate among parents and educationists, Is children's education coming at the cost of their mental health and adequate sleep?
-
Indian Man Slams 'Rotten' Schooling System As Son Works On Project Past Midnight
An Indian father took to social media to share his frustration about his child working past midnight to finish a 'nonsense' project.
-
New Education Ministry Book Showcases India's Scientific Legacy
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan described the work as a reflection of India's "rich legacy of scientific enquiry and holistic wisdom."
-
World Teachers' Day 2025: Here's All You Need To Know About This Year's Theme
World Teachers' Day 2025: The day calls on education systems worldwide to embrace collaboration as a core principle.
-
US School Staffer Arrested For Releasing Fart Spray, Causing Rs 49 Lakh In Damages
Alexander Lewis, 32, a teaching assistant at the West Florence High School in Florence, has been arrested as the prime accused.
-
How Denmark's School System Prepares Students For Future
Discover how Denmark's schools prepare students for life, from play-based early years to vocational training and university. Easy-to-understand guide for students.
-
Bengaluru School's Rs 7.35 Lakh Fee For Grade 1 Sparks Debate: "India Is A Land Of Extremities"
The document, shared on X, reveals an annual tuition fee of Rs 7.35 lakh for students in Grade 1, with costs rising to Rs 11 lakh for Grades 11-12.
-
Is India's School System Improving? Here's What UDISE 2025 Report Says
UDISE Report 2025: According to the report, the teacher workforce grew from 94.8 lakh in 2022-23 to over 1.01 crore in 2024-25, marking a 6.7% rise in two years.
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India Crosses 1-Crore Teacher Mark, Dropouts Decline: Education Ministry Report
Of India's 14.71 lakh schools, 69 per cent are government-run, which account for 49 per cent of total enrolments. While private schools make up 26 per cent of institutions, they cater to 41 per cent of students.
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Disciplined For Bed-Wetting: Rajasthan Gurukul Warden Accused Of Branding Students
A case of alleged child abuse has come to light at a gurukul in Rajasthan's Barmer district, where a teacher-cum-warden is accused of branding two children with a hot iron rod to "discipline" them for bed-wetting, officials said on Thursday.
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Delhi's CM Shri Schools Get 50,000 Applications Just Days After Opening
With applications crossing the 50,000 mark in less than a week, officials say the numbers underline both the scale of demand and the pressure on the system to deliver.
-
15 Million Primary-Age Girls Out Of School Wordwide, Says UN Report
15 million primary-age girls around the world are currently out of school, as systemic gender discrimination continues to hinder equal access to education for girls and young women globally.
-
Kerala Plans To Eliminate Concept Of "Backbenchers" From School Classrooms
Kerala's Education Minister has initiated steps to set up a committee of experts to identify the most suitable model for the state's education system - one that may include eliminating the concept of "backbenchers" from school classrooms.
-
No National-Level Exams Until Age 16: Finland's Education System Explained
Study In Finland: Finland only conducts a matriculation exam after upper secondary school (Classes 10-12) for college or university admissions.
-
Nepal Tests AI-Powered Early Warning System To Predict Landslides
Every morning, Nepali primary school teacher Bina Tamang steps outside her home and checks the rain gauge, part of an early warning system in one of the world's most landslide-prone regions.
