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New Record: 81K Vie For Admission On 60K Seats In BEd Course

Window shut for admission to UG prorgrammes; registrations for PG courses close today

Communal Violence: Court Acquits 11 In Malpura Communal Violence Case | Jaipur News

Jaipur: A special court for communal riot cases in Jaipur on Saturday acquitted 11 people accused of murder, attempted murder, and arson, citing insuf.

Bhopal: City Traders Want End To Parking & Encroachment Woes

Municipal commissioner visits several areas of city – Central Chronicle – Central India's Premier English Daily

CM Chouhan announces Brahmin Welfare Board

   staff reporteron saturday morning, chief minister shivraj singh chouhan attended akshayotsav 2023 programme organised on parshuram jayanti held at gufa mandir. on this occasion, chouhan welcomed bageshwar dham’s dhirendra shastri w

Indore: Poor second and fourth semester results; BEd college directors want answer books to be evaluated out of DAVV jurisdiction

They alleged under-marking by evaluators, who according to them were teachers of the School of Education and some select colleges.

Indore: BEd admissions; students suffer as college-wise seat vacancy status not shared

The students, who were not allocated seats in colleges in the existing round, do choice filling of colleges keeping vacancy status in mind.

Rajasthan: Death Count Climbs To 100 At Kota's JK Lon Hospital As 9 More Infants Die

On Tuesday, a BJP parliamentary team comprising of MPs Locket Chatterjee, Kanta Kardam and Jaskaur Meena visited the hospital and expressed concern over its infrastructure.

FPJ-Ed: DAVV sends dissertations for review as MEd colleges protest over subject experts issue

Directors of MEd colleges are cross with DAVV for getting dissertation scrutinized from subject experts from School of Education despite their protest.

Navratri in Bhopal: Preparations complete, can't truncate idols now, say organisers

Office bearers of Durga Utsav Samitis said administration guidelines have come too late.