Current Affairs / September 18, 2023

The official inauguration ceremony will commence in Varanasi on September 23, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi will personally interact with children. Additionally, he will engage in online conversations with students from various regional headquarters. This event serves as a unique opportunity for children starting their education in these government boarding schools, known as Atal Residential Schools, to interact directly with the Prime Minister.

Current Affairs / September 12, 2023

These reforms aim to elevate the quality of education in West Bengal, ensuring that students meet national and global standards. Introducing the mother tongue as the medium of instruction and the focus on marginalized communities highlight the state's commitment to inclusive and diverse education.

Current Affairs / September 04, 2023

This partnership brings together the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, and Meta, a leading technology company. This initiative is a proactive step towards realizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of positioning India as the global hub for skilled professionals.

Current Affairs / August 30, 2023

The Innovation Cell of the Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE), has announced the much-awaited sixth edition of the Smart India Hackathon (SIH) 2023. This significant event underscores India's growing spirit of innovation in the education landscape.

Current Affairs / August 22, 2023

Characterizing this achievement as a catalyst for curiosity and a wellspring of inspiration among the youth, the Commission conveyed the prospect of nurturing a collective spirit of pride and unity.

Current Affairs / August 09, 2023

As reported on Wednesday, these efforts have led to 7.29 lakh individuals securing employment through these job fairs. The government also commended the contribution of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in creating numerous job prospects.

Current Affairs / August 05, 2023

According to these rules, universities must arrange the start of the first year of medical studies by August 1 annually, beginning from the academic year 2024-25. No students can join after August 30. If any college accepts students after this date, they might confront consequences set by the NMC.

Current Affairs / July 28, 2023

The Union Social Justice and Empowerment Ministry assured the panel that they are working with the Union Ministry of Finance's Department of Expenditure to revive vacant positions, ensuring that the institutes can continue their services effectively and achieve their goals.

Current Affairs / July 21, 2023

The state has been grappling with sporadic violence since May 3, which has led to a disturbing atmosphere, endangering the safety and well-being of students pursuing higher education. In this dire context, the organization is emphasizing the utmost importance of transferring these displaced scholars to other universities of their choice.

Current Affairs / July 12, 2023

The Tamil Nadu Skill Development Centre has planned to generate 10,000 employment opportunities in the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sector through the government's 'Naan Mudhalvan' scheme.

Current Affairs / July 04, 2023

Considering the significance of Guru Purnima, UGC has opened the registration process for the following four SWAYAM Courses on Buddhist Studies- History of Indian Buddhism....

Current Affairs / June 27, 2023

The sudden withdrawal of the guidelines within a short span of 15 days has left many important matters unresolved. The NMC officials have remained silent on the issue, while Rohan Krishnan, the national chairman of the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), pointed out that the NMC seems overwhelmed with its workload, leading to this state of confusion.

Current Affairs / June 22, 2023

Dr. Koyyala Ruth John Paul, a transgender woman from the Scheduled Caste, stands as the petitioner whose plea found favor with the esteemed court. Within its hallowed chambers, Chief Justice Ujjal Bhuyan and Justice N Tukaramji presided, recognizing the importance of rendering a decision that would bring genuine benefit to the petitioner.

Current Affairs / June 19, 2023

In a bid to fortify the academic fabric of Punjab, the Cabinet also endorsed the elevation of the upper age limit for direct recruitment of 645 assistant professors in government colleges. The Cabinet made a transformation, extending the age limit from 37 to 45 years.

Current Affairs / June 13, 2023

A two-day National Conference on Foundation Literacy and Numeracy will also be conducted between 17 June and 18 June at Savitribai Phule University, Pune, as a run-up to the main event. The conference aims to recognize and examine the best approaches states are adopting in building an environment that promotes foundational literacy and numeracy in youthful learners.

Current Affairs / June 12, 2023

Current Affairs / June 04, 2023

A study by the Ministry of Education revealed this information as the Centre, through PARAKH (Performance Assessment, Review, and Analysis), is attempting to normalize assessment among diverse education boards.

Current Affairs / May 31, 2023

The report said UK officials anticipate between 300 and 400 teachers to obtain the IRPs in the coming academic session. And if it demonstrates success in attracting overseas staff, the scheme could be expanded to other subjects.

Current Affairs / May 26, 2023

The Supreme Court’s order came on a petition by Vishal Gupta, who was rejected reservation in admission to an MBBS programme under the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act on the basis that his mental disability was 55% rendering him ineligible for securing entrance in a medical college.

Current Affairs / May 18, 2023

There has been a decline across all levels, with an abrupt drop at the secondary level (94.61 to 52.5) and senior secondary level (59.42 to 44.88) between the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 academic years. Punjab is suggested to focus on enhancing the net enrolment ratio by assuring that children are motivated to return to school and placed in age-applicable classes.