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The Economic Situation In 2023–24 Part 3: India's Grim Poverty Situation - Vimarsana News

The Economic Situation In 2023–24 Part 3: India's Grim Poverty Situation

In Part 1 of our economic survey, we examined the veracity of the tall claims being made by the FM and official economists and other mainstream intellectuals

Nearly One-Third of Public Schools Have One or More Portable Buildings in Use - Vimarsana News

Nearly One-Third of Public Schools Have One or More Portable Buildings in Use

/PRNewswire/ -- Nearly one-third of public schools (31 percent) have one or more non-permanent (portable) buildings in use on campus, according to data...

India's statistics system has been a mess. The PMO is looking in. - Vimarsana News

India's statistics system has been a mess. The PMO is looking in.

After concerns over GDP calculations and covid deaths, PMO is taking steps to improve the domestic and international confidence in India’s statistical system

New Schools Data Examine Violent Incidents, Bullying, Drug Possession, 'Restorative' Practices, Security Staff, and More - Vimarsana News

New Schools Data Examine Violent Incidents, Bullying, Drug Possession, 'Restorative' Practices, Security Staff, and More

/PRNewswire/ -- A collection of new data sheds light on the state of school crime and safety, as well as the school environment, in U.S. public schools,...

44% of public school students began 2023-24 year behind grade level in at least one academic subject, principals say - Vimarsana News

44% of public school students began 2023-24 year behind grade level in at least one academic subject, principals say

Public school leaders nationwide estimated that, on average, 44 percent of their students did not begin the 2023-24 school year at grade level in at least one academic subject, an improvement over the 49 percent reported for the start of the prior school year, according to data released recently by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), the statistical center within the U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences (IES).