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Schools, Colleges In Tamil Nadu Resume Physical Classes With COVID Guidelines
Tamil Nadu Schools: Offline teaching for Classes 9 to 12 in Tamil Nadu resumed on Wednesday, with strict Covid-19 protocol in place, while physical classes in colleges also commenced in the state.
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Explain Shortcomings In Providing Online Education, Madras High Court Tells Tamil Nadu Government, UGC
The court direction came when the first bench of Justice Sanjib Kumar Banerjee and Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy was hearing a PIL seeking a direction to the authorities to vaccinate students, especially the college-going ones, their teaching and non-teaching staff on a priority basis, against Covid-19.
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Chennai School Gives Free Tablets To Students To Overcome Digital Divide
A school in Chennai has distributed tablets to 120 students of Class 9-12 for free in an attempt to bridge the digital divide as the coronavirus pandemic has shut down schools across the country. The Olcott Memorial Higher Secondary School teaches underprivileged children and charges no fees. It provides all supplies, including uniforms to the stud...
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10-Point Guide On Protests Over Centre's Hindi Plan In South States
Protests over what appeared to be a move to impose Hindi teaching in schools everywhere, including southern states, started after the government put out a Draft National Education Policy 2019 and asked for feedback. The report, prepared by an expert panel led by Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, former chief of the Indian Space Research Organisation, has...
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Can't Follow NEET For Admissions To Traditional Medicine: Tamil Nadu
The Tamil Nadu government today rejected the Centre's advise to use NEET marks as the basis for admissions to colleges teaching Indian systems of medicine and Homeopathy and said Class 12 marks would continue to be the norm for these courses.
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Tamil Nadu Rejects Centre's 'NEET Based Admissions For AYUSH' Advise
The Tamil Nadu government today rejected the Centre's advise to use NEET marks as the basis for admissions to colleges teaching Indian systems of medicine and Homeopathy and said Class 12 marks would continue to be the norm for these courses.
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Schools, Colleges In Tamil Nadu Resume Physical Classes With COVID Guidelines
Tamil Nadu Schools: Offline teaching for Classes 9 to 12 in Tamil Nadu resumed on Wednesday, with strict Covid-19 protocol in place, while physical classes in colleges also commenced in the state.
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Explain Shortcomings In Providing Online Education, Madras High Court Tells Tamil Nadu Government, UGC
The court direction came when the first bench of Justice Sanjib Kumar Banerjee and Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy was hearing a PIL seeking a direction to the authorities to vaccinate students, especially the college-going ones, their teaching and non-teaching staff on a priority basis, against Covid-19.
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Chennai School Gives Free Tablets To Students To Overcome Digital Divide
A school in Chennai has distributed tablets to 120 students of Class 9-12 for free in an attempt to bridge the digital divide as the coronavirus pandemic has shut down schools across the country. The Olcott Memorial Higher Secondary School teaches underprivileged children and charges no fees. It provides all supplies, including uniforms to the stud...
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10-Point Guide On Protests Over Centre's Hindi Plan In South States
Protests over what appeared to be a move to impose Hindi teaching in schools everywhere, including southern states, started after the government put out a Draft National Education Policy 2019 and asked for feedback. The report, prepared by an expert panel led by Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, former chief of the Indian Space Research Organisation, has...
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Can't Follow NEET For Admissions To Traditional Medicine: Tamil Nadu
The Tamil Nadu government today rejected the Centre's advise to use NEET marks as the basis for admissions to colleges teaching Indian systems of medicine and Homeopathy and said Class 12 marks would continue to be the norm for these courses.
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Tamil Nadu Rejects Centre's 'NEET Based Admissions For AYUSH' Advise
The Tamil Nadu government today rejected the Centre's advise to use NEET marks as the basis for admissions to colleges teaching Indian systems of medicine and Homeopathy and said Class 12 marks would continue to be the norm for these courses.
