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The incidents of human deaths and permanent disabilities in the event of such conflicts have registered a surge too. Merely three cases of human casualties and permanent disability were recorded in 2018-18. However, in 2022-23, this number has gone up to 190. ​

Employees at the state juvenile lockup in Mart are eager for the pay raise that begins with their next paycheck, and leaders hope the bump will boost staffing and morale.

Rural schools are facing difficulties to fill teacher vacancies and they are resorting to hiring underqualified candidates. KATHMANDU (THE KATHMANDU POST) – In the span of the last three months, Janjagriti Secondary School in Parnagaun, located in Mangala Rural Municipality-1 of Myagdi, has repeatedly advertised a vacancy for a math teacher. Despite their efforts to […]

Aimed at eradicating illiteracy, the Tamil Nadu government has declared July 15, the birth anniversary of former Chief Minister K. Kamaraj, as Education Development Day.

KATHMANDU, July 8: Secondary Education Examination (SEE) supplementary (grade increase) examination is scheduled to be held in August.

Among the goals of the recent LatinX Edtech Summit: Bridging the Digital Divide was to connect local educators and emerging technology entrepreneurs who could collaborate on an idea that could generate a long-term impact that would benefit underrepresented students and communities. About 140 K-12 and higher education teachers, administrators, business leaders, technology investors and representatives […]

Spotifys Greasy Tunes, a month-long experiential pop-up, which pairs South African food with music, kicked off in Johannesburg this weekend, with influencers and media gathering for the launch on Saturday...

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The Lagniappe (pronounced 'Lan-Yap') Center is a new employment skills and community development initiative located in Sheridan.  Crystal Merriam, founder and executive director of the Lagniappe Center, appeared on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to discuss the mission of the center. C. Merriam

A KwaZulu-Natal primary school had been using pit toilets since it was built in 1913. Citizen-driven action led to the installation of its first flushing toilets in 110 years.