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15,000 Caribbean Educators Set for Training in Learning Recovery and Enhancement - Vimarsana News

15,000 Caribbean Educators Set for Training in Learning Recovery and Enhancement

Approximately 15,000 educators from around the Caribbean are set to benefit from professional development training specially designed...

Apeejay School International Announces Admissions to DP Programme - Vimarsana News

Apeejay School International Announces Admissions to DP Programme

 New Delhi : Apeejay School International, Delhi’s first and only IB Continuum School, has announced admissions to its Diploma Programme (equivalent to Class XI and XII).The IB Diploma Programme is an academically challenging and balanced programme o

Fijian Government - ASSISTANCE TO HELP TRADE ENTREPRENEURS - Vimarsana News

Fijian Government - ASSISTANCE TO HELP TRADE ENTREPRENEURS

Ministry of Communications - Official Fijian Government website with information about departments, ministries, news briefs and press releases.

Lack of resources leaves students of tribal MP village with no access to education - Vimarsana News

Lack of resources leaves students of tribal MP village with no access to education

A single upper primary school with classes till standard 8 was the only ray of hope for the 136 students of Dhakadkhedi, a tribal-dominated village under Manasa tehsil of Madhya Pradesh's Neemuch district.Vijit Rao MahadikNeemuch, March 28 ...

Neemuch: Lack of resources leaves students of tribal MP village with no access to education - Vimarsana News

Neemuch: Lack of resources leaves students of tribal MP village with no access to education

Apart from the upper primary school, a student hostel run by the Tribal Welfare Department had been supporting the education of 26 children from nearby villages.