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Bhat Imran Srinagar, Jan 21 (KNO): In Jammu and Kashmir, over 52 percent Government Upper Primary Schools have a total enrolment of 60 students or less. The figures released by the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER)-2022 states that, “In Jammu and Kashmir the proportion of primary schools with total enrolment of 60 or less was

Srinagar,September 05 (Scoop News)-Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today honoured the finest teachers from across J&K with Union Territory Awards at SKICC to mark the Teachers’ day celebrations. Extending his greetings on the occasion of Teachers' Day, the Lt Governor urged the teachers to allow independent thinking, creativity, inquisitiveness, knowledge for quality education by involving students and ensuring individual growth for appropriate learning experience. “A teach...

Urges teachers to allow independent thinking, creativity, inquisitiveness, knowledge for quality education by involving students & allowing individual growth for appropriate learning experience A teacher is a bright lamp which has the capability of lighting hundreds of unlit lamps, and imparts courage to innovate & invent: LG Holistic education as suggested by National Education Policy will provide equal opportunities to teachers & students to use knowledge to transform, says the LG ...

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Odisha Government has decided to hike the salary of junior teachers salary by 50%.

Excelsior Correspondent Srinagar, Nov 23: The High Court has sought a status report from the Government with regard to lack of infrastructure in educational institutions in Jammu and Kashmir. Hearing the PIL concerned with the lack of infrastructure in Schools in Jammu and Kashmir, the Court granted two weeks’ time as prayed for by the Government counsel  to file status report with regard to “status of infrastructure in the Schools, including Primary and Upper Primary Schools, which are sit...

Covid to find place in school textbooks. PRAYAGRAJ: Students enrolled in around 1.59 lakh government-run primary and upper primary schools of Uttar Pradesh would soon get to study a revamped syllabus incorporating content on Covid-19, Vedic Mathematics and Namami Gange scheme. As per changes approved by the Basic Education Council at a recent virtual meeting chaired by director (basic education) Sarvendra Vikram Bahadur Singh, students of classes VI to VIII would now be learning threadbare abo...