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CTET July 2024 application last date today; Know how to apply at ctet.nic.in - Vimarsana News

CTET July 2024 application last date today; Know how to apply at ctet.nic.in

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will close the CTET July 2024 application window today. Candidates who have not yet applied can register on ctet.nic.in. The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) is scheduled for July 7, 2024. The application window was opened by CBSE on March 7.

CTET 2024 Apply Online Last Date, Direct Link to Registration at ctet.nic.in - Vimarsana News

CTET 2024 Apply Online Last Date, Direct Link to Registration at ctet.nic.in

CTET July 2024 registration ends tomorrow, April 2. The direct CTET Apply Online link is provided here.

Notify guidelines to make films accessible to people with visual and hearing impairment by July 15: Delhi HC to Centre - Vimarsana News

Notify guidelines to make films accessible to people with visual and hearing impairment by July 15: Delhi HC to Centre

Justice Prathiba Singh says Supreme Court judgments show that accessibility is ‘crucial and is enforceable as a legal right’.

Sos, no kidding! - Vimarsana News

Sos, no kidding!

Among the 1,07,305 phone calls, 141 phone calls were seeking medical treatment, 852 phone calls seeking shelter, 223 phone calls for rehabilitation, 128 phone calls complaining about abuse, 1,526 against harassment, 2,506 against assault and exploitation. The ERSS recorded 1,01,729 phone calls from children pertaining to other issues.

Better To Use 'Differently Abled', Not 'Disabled': Delhi High Court - Vimarsana News

Better To Use 'Differently Abled', Not 'Disabled': Delhi High Court

Persons suffering from disabilities are "no different from you or me" and the more appropriate term to use for them would be "differently abled" and not "disabled", the Delhi High Court has said.

Source: ndtv.com