Indian Education News

• Himachal has 3,352 kids with learning disabilities
• India to add 10,000 more medical post graduate seats
• Government to promote education act through TV
• 'Make Punjabi first language in Chandigarh'
• Punjab youth admitted to NDA will get Rs.1 lakh
• Largesse a' la Arjun Singh - giving away 4,710 central school seats
• IGNOU sets up more evaluation centres to hasten results
• Nearly 28 mn new jobs in manufacturing likely by 2015
• Notices to colleges for not adhering to disability quota
• Board exam jitters: Youth helpline rings non-stop
• No more class 8 board exams in Himachal
• Newspapers still 'king' in India's media world: Survey
• Himachal varsity to reserve additional seat for girls
• IIMs to review first online CAT
• Now, school textbooks, e-module from Encyclopaedia Britannica
• Apex court raps Delhi for not filling teachers' posts
• US to take H-1B applications from April 1
• New laws to encourage private educational institutes
• Deemed varsities question government power to derecognise
• Child abuse cases increasing in schools
• Women more satisfied working in public sector than BPOs
• Murder accused IIT student sent to judicial custody
• India plans to set up finance corporation for study loans
• Most Indian varsities delivering poor education: Pitroda
• 137 nursing schools to come up in 18 states
• Civil service main exam results declared
• Thanks to IGNOU, prisoners hopeful of jobs
• India to take up students' fee refund with Britain
• Student commits suicide in AIIMS
• India's anti-ragging helpline gets nearly 160,000 calls
• Thousands tackle physics, English in first board exams
• India seeks list of authorized education agents from Australia
• Indian MIT alumnus wins Innovator of the Year award
• School board exams start
• Another online management school test results out
• Online CAT results out
• 450,000 students to give CBSE board exams in Delhi
• Higher education gets Rs.11,000 cr; focus on IITs, study loans
• IGNOU gets Rs.91 crore from budget
• 1.6 mn students to sit for CBSE exams in 2010
• Outlay for school education goes up to Rs.31,036 crore
• Himachal to check school dropouts
• Arms, loud-speakers banned near CBSE exam centres
• 'Over 47 percent Class 5 students cannot read Class 2 books'
• Rs.1,300 crore spent on 'quality' education of SC students
• More than 500,000 jobs added in second quarter: Economic Survey
• Blacklisted universities were family controlled: Ministry
• Badal wants farm science institute in Punjab
• IGNOU students to get train travel concession
• IGNOU pushing for seamless flow of knowledge
• Students should sign undertaking on sexual harassment: Professors
• IGNOU to make 100 mn rural youths computer literate
• IGNOU launches online vocational courses for rural India
• Implement Education Act in its true spirit, kids tell MPs
• Parents influence child's pursuit of math, medicine
• Government committed to overhaul education infrastructure: Patil
• New legislation to bring foreign education to India: President
• Stimulus packages helped generate more jobs: Assocham
• IGNOU setting up new institute of education in Nagaland
• 'Indian youth not educated enough for employment'
• Punjab to have skill development centres
• Pre-marital sex more common among rural youths: Study
• Sibal to build consensus for right to education
• India offers fellowships to African researchers
• 148 state government medical colleges to be upgraded
• Website launched for Indian alumni and students in Australia
• Post-graduation courses in Himachal dental college recognised
• IIT-JEE likely to be abolished by 2013
• Common science, maths course for all schools from 2011
• No student to be failed in Class Five in Haryana
• Fulbright-Nehru fellowships for 2011 offered
• Orissa government makes schools punishment-free zones
• Nursery admission not before four in Delhi
• Tough law against corporal punishment in Assam schools
• Navodaya students lend mite for bio-conservation
• Three-day workshop on tribal art opens at IGNOU
• New IIM-A placement system receives good response
• IGNOU launches course in dialysis medicine
• New IIM-A placement system receives good response
• Why no admission to poor students, court asks school
• 'Keep up ban on sale of tobacco near schools, colleges'
• Railways to sign with IIT-Kharagpur for research
• IGNOU launches six FM radio stations on education
• Hansraj College shut after student's death
• Rahul to meet students in Azamgarh
• Welcome desk set up at Melbourne airport for Indian students
• Gadkari leads BJP protest against price rise
• Punjab B-school gets US membership
• After CAT, GATE goes online but partially
• India's education policy needs a change, says CPI-M
• Brand Australia suffering from attacks on Indian students: Minister
• India churns out a third of world's engineers
• Kids, here come nursery rhymes with Katrina
• Ruchika's school expresses ignorance over CBSE notice
• Attacks on Indians take toll on Australia's education revenue
• CBSE opens helpline for Gulf students
• Pay attention to girl child’s education: Prez
• Computer Literacy Excellence Awards for Schools
• Leadership Award for Chandigarh social activist
• A Raja to give Computer Literacy Award
• A. Raja to give Computer Literacy Award
• ONGC Director joins elite fellowship program
• Classroom chattering helps
• Tripura witnesses large-scale police recruitment
• Students for higher studies in Kashmir varsities
• Gender imbalance behind women’s low performance
• Self employment picks up in Uttarakhand
• Arjun Singh to inaugurate Conference of VCs
• NGO announces media fellowship
• CII, WMG sign MoU for higher education in India
• Jharkhand villager spreads adult education
• Army provides computers to children
• Punjab farmers form ‘Kisan Clubs’
• Tata Technologies launches online training portal
• Disabled Kashmir children keen to be self-reliant
• Govt to finance 10 scholarships for outer space study
• Indo-Pak Students Peace Camp in Chandigarh
• Naga youth get leadership training
• Yellojobs.com starts direct relationship with users
• Myanmarese students protest Indian policy
• Govt doesn’t wish to curtail IIMs’ autonomy: HRD
• Implement Ganguly Comm recomms: Delhi HC
• Delhi school kids sweep streets
• 'Open’ school education for Assamese kids
• Naga youth pitch for non-violence
• Udaipur students get lessons in handling snakes
• Punjabi youth to have degrees with ‘foreign tag’
• Do women make better bosses?
• Chandigarh B-schools offer training
• Patna doctors' strike continues
• Students in Indore protest
• Harvard education program in India
• Aligarh asks students to leave hostels
• Punjab emerging as new education hub
• Chandigarh B-schools offer training
• India to assist Mozambique in skills development of youth
• Initial years of schooling most crucial for kids’ later cognitive development
• Nation celebrates International Literacy Day today
• University education adding ‘zero’ to lifetime salary: study
• Cabinet approves setting up of National Institute of Science Education and Research at Bhubaneswar
• Disgraced Patna University lecturer turns "Love Guru"
• Stay indoors to avoid eve-teasing in Bihar colleges
• Pratibha Patil urges teachers to keep themselves updated
• Teachers lament pitiable working condition on Teacher's Day
• Preschool attending kids have best chance at successful working life
• Goa CM requests PM to set up IIM in the state
• Delhi to have national ayurveda college: Ramadoss
• Japanese PM's wife visits Japanese School
• Steel Technology Center to be set up at IIT Kharagpur
• Punjab promotes Kisan-Khet schools to motivate its farmers
• Centre notifies creation of English and Foreign Languages University
• Learning a new language is all in your head
• NIIT signs IT skills pact with Malaysia
• Kashmir University digitalises rare manuscripts
• Anganwadi workers demand post retirement benefits
• Intel to reach out to 650,000 villages in India
• New personal computer to revolutionise classroom learning
• Punjab University reserves seats for AIDS and cancer students
• Govt rubbishes reports of interfering in selection of IIM directors
• Arjun Singh calls for “hard assessment” of primary education
• Teachers demanding regular job clash with police in Srinagar
• P. C. Sorcar to start Hogwarts-type School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in India
• Extracurricular activities lower school dropout rates
• Madrassas embracing modern education
• Amritsar children learn harmony, the Sikh way
• NASSCOM eyes professionals from Northeast
• Nursery rhymes are on the verge of extinction
• Astrology, another career option for Ludhiana students
• Indore’s seven year old is an engineer in the making
• Nasscom cautions falling levels of IT professionals
• NIIT to expand IT network in Vietnam
• Half of Ethiopian Cabinet students of Indian teachers
• Cabinet approves setting up of Pan-African e-Network Project
• NDTVJobs.com launches online referral rewards program to revolutionize Indian job market
• Arjun Singh launches online admission project for open schooling
• CII, Oxford business school to set up India Business Centres
• Intel, NIIT partner to launch Intel multi-core training curriculum globally
• Quantum leap in approach to higher education required : Manmohan Singh Home
• Centre gives nod to merit-cum-means based scholarship for minorities
• Kashmir's Muslim clerics learn English to turn global
• Nanak Dev University to help needy students to pursue higher education
• Indira Gandhi National Tribal University to be established
• Counselling through videoconferencing for medical seats
• Muslim sisters get court protection for going to college
• 69-year-old clears standard XII exam
• Sonia Gandhi’s ‘discovery of India’
• Sonia Gandhi to give lecture at Netherlands university
• Praful Patel conferred doctorate degree by Leeds University
• 100-member youth delegation to visit China today
• 23 percent of Chinese students don't want an HIV positive classmate
• PM sanctions Rs 1 lakh assistance to Varanasi physically challenged girl
• Centre will setup at least one university in every State: Manmohan Singh
• Kalam presents Bal Shree awards to 22 children
• Scheme for top quality higher education
• Centre to withdraw Private Universities Bill
• Students campaign for Taj's inclusion in 7 Wonders list
• CBSE announces Class Ten results for Delhi
• CBSE announces Class Ten results for Ajmer and Chennai
• Vellore engineering students design car for a New York competition
• For the first time, CBSE has 80 percent success to its credit in class 12
• Students protest against introduction of sex education in schools
• ICSE, ISC results declared, girls outbid boys again
• Mission of education should be capacity building: Kalam
• Kamal Nath to address Oxford students
• ICMR, IGNOU join hands to offer courses in bioethics
• Top IT firms on recruiting swing
• US B-schools inspired by Delhi's Metro rail
• CAS comes functional in metros
• More students appear for CAT exams this year
• Stop sale of cigarattes near campuses: UGC
• IIT, IIM listed in top 100 world institutes
• TCS plan major recruitment drive
• 20,000 H1B visa quotas for FY 07 over
• 77.16 pc pass in Class10 CBSE exams
• Delhi HC puts ban on nursery level interviews
• Medicos nation wide protest over quota
• PG medical entrance exams not to be cancelled
• Students unhappy over reservations in IIT,IIMs
• IIMs hike fees
• International schools coming in big numbers to India
• Defence recruits to get online tests soon
• Kalam launches India-U.S. EDUSAT network
• CAT 2005 results expected by first week of Jan
• Summer placements at IIMs on a high
• India continues top in sending students to US
• AFS offers Youth Exchange & Study Programme
• New changes expected in GRE tests
• MBBS students to have anaesthesia as subject
• National Defence Academy exams on April 16
• Maths & Science teachers in demand in the US
• IIT-JEE new norms to be effective from 2007
• 2-attempt bar for IIT exam may be delayed
• Students to get 15 mts 'cool-off ' time
• CBSE goes net-savvy
• UGC releases list of fake universities
• Indian students warned against rushing to Chinese Medical Colleges
• CBSE's PMT entrance test Merit List
• CBSE Results to be out on May 23rd
• New Courses by IGNOU
• IISc signs MOU with Cardiff University
• Ambanis to set up IT communication university in Bengal
• Seminar will be held for school principals in the city
• University of Sutherland opens country office
• Over 1 mn students to take CBSE exams
• NASA hoax: Debate rages over media haste
• AICTE warns colleges to avoid short-cuts
• SC orders closure of Chhattisgarh's private universities
• Cell phones banned in Gujarat schools, colleges
• CBSE employee held in PMT leak case
• Police arrest one in connection with paper leak
• CBSE medical entrance test now on Saturday
• CAT exams held
• India slashes top schools' fees by 80%
• Rly Board paper leaked in Bihar
• CAT scam: IIMA professor to challenge retest
• CAT to be held in February 2004
• CAT paper leak : CBI rules out involvement
• CBI probe into appointment of teachers

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