Maharashtra government has issued revised subject scheme, working days, and time table for English and Marathi medium schools, after cabinet withdrew GRs on third language policy.
PARAKH Rashtriya Sarvekshan 2024 result, earlier NAS, shows Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh performing high in Classes 3, 6, and 9.
The petition says the decision violates the Right to Education Act, arguing that merging schools would place primary schools farther away, making access harder for young children.
The chief minister said students taking part in national and international sports events will be marked on ‘special leave’ instead of being marked absent, as suggested by the School Games Federation of India.
Under the Tamil Nadu govt’s initiative to combat effects of dehydration among school students, bell will ring thrice during school hours to provide water breaks to children.
Amid growing opposition to Hindi in Classes 1 to 5, the Maharashtra cabinet withdrew two GRs on the three-language policy. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis later announced a panel led by educationist Narendra Jadhav to review the policy.
The NSUI marched in Delhi against the UP government's school merger plan, alleging bias towards private schools and warning of a bigger stir if the decision isn't rolled back in 25 days.