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The Bihar government announced it was going to discontinue plus two (intermediate) classes being held in colleges affiliated to various universities in the state. �� Bihar Government Announces Decision To Discontinue Plus Two Classes Held in Colleges From April 1.

CM Nitish Kumar has announced that teachers of government schools in Bihar must come to school at 9.45am to conduct their teaching activities. Read more about this decision.

According to the notification, intermediate education (in all three streams — arts, science and commerce) will now be imparted only in higher secondary schools from the new session.

The trickle of bad news for the Opposition threatens to become a flood. The exit of Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United) or JD (U) and Jayant Chaudhary’s Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) from the 28-party Opposition front is triggering an exodus.

Congress and Aam Aadmi Party have closed their seat-sharing negotiations. Congress agreed to contest three seats in Delhi, leaving four for Arvind Kej

The Bihar government announced it was going to discontinue plus two (intermediate) classes being held in colleges affiliated to various universities in the state. �� Bihar Government Announces Decision To Discontinue Plus Two Classes Held in Colleges From April 1.

The Bihar government has discontinued plus two classes in colleges, shifting intermediate education to higher secondary schools. This decision aligns with the National Education Policy, aims to improve infrastructure, and enhance access to education in the state.

In 2007, the Nitish Kumar government had taken a policy decision to phase out intermediate education from colleges in conformity with the National Education Policy (1986/92) and had introduced 10+2 format in plus two.

Athawale also said the BJP would win a third consecutive term in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls

Lok Sabha Elections: The political struggle is far from over, as alliance partners remain hesitant to offer a substantial share to the grand old party.