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Share this article Share this article MUMBAI, India, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- India's biggest GK Olympiad, Mind Wars, a multiplatform knowledge programme promoted by Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. (ZEEL), the nation's largest media house, came into its culmination on 7 th February. A national level competition, the Mind Wars Olympiad, served as an impetus for children to use their time well by honing their general knowledge as well imbibing the spirit of competition and excellence. The entire Olympiad is based on the premise that Quizzing helps children understand the importance of g...

The results were based on the latest government data. Image: KEN via wikipedia The best performing secondary schools in Greenwich, based on pupils’ results since Key Stage 2, have been revealed. They are based on government data, available here, that tracked the "overall performance" of students at the end of Key Stage 4 in 2019. The department of education data ranked the schools based on the 'Progress 8' score. The government's website says the Progress 8 score "shows how much progress pupils at this school made between the end of key stage 2 and the end of key stage 4, compared t...

Khalid Bashir Ahmad In January 2013, when the then Secretary Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages invited the then Minister for Culture to the foundation laying ceremony of the Tehzeeb Mahal at Srinagar, the latter was like, “At Srinagar…Why not at Jammu?” Governor being briefed about upcoming Tehzeeb Mahal Project in September 2013. January 22, 2013: Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, lays the foundation stone of the Rs 72 crore Tehzeeb Mahal near the Tourist Reception Centre in Srinagar. Five years and an expenditure of Rs 50 million later, Chief...

‘Photograph of Edith Morley in her College gowns’, c.1893. Pic by University of Reading Professor Edith Julia Morley MBE was a professor of English Language at the University of Reading, and is credited with being the first female professor in Britain. Aside from her own career successes, she was also an active supporter of the a number of Suffragette campaigns, and a member of the British socialist organisation The Fabian Society. In 1950 she was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), which was awarded for her work setting up the Reading Refugee Committee, and ass...

THERE can be few properties in Worcester into which more money has been poured than Mount Battenhall. Indeed if pound notes were going down the drain, the sewers of this grand edifice, which sits on raised ground in the residential south east of the city, would be well and truly blocked. Quite possibly Worcester’s most opulent private house, it has been by turns a large Italianate villa, a glittering mansion, a wartime hospital, two short term family homes and then an independent girls school for 80 years. Now the Mount has got the builders in again, as it undergoes its latest transform...