Siliguri students raise funds for special children
Class XI students from various schools in Siliguri have set an inspiring example of social responsibility by raising funds for children with special needs through a cultural event.
Class XI students from various schools in Siliguri have set an inspiring example of social responsibility by raising funds for children with special needs through a cultural event.
In a remarkable blend of innovation, compassion, and sustainability, the department of education at Asannagar Madan Mohan Tarkalankar College has launched a heart-warming initiative to quench the thirst of the voiceless birds.
Around 1305 students from various Delhi state universities received scholarships during the ceremony, directly benefiting from this initiative.
Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka DK Shivakumar today advised students that by studying diligently, they have the opportunity to become leaders, whereas neglecting their education could limit their prospects.
Karnataka’s cities — Bengaluru, Hubballi, Mangalore and Mysore — joined other major cities in the country to welcome an innovative gamified notebook - eduGAMES Infinity from the house of ITC’s Classmate brand.
Students have expressed their shock and dismay at the Trump administration's decision to bar Harvard University from enrolling international students.
Engaging with the students, Gandhi highlighted the importance of democratic participation and inclusive academic spaces and also encouraged the students of the university to learn from father of the Constitution Dr B R Ambedkar and take inspiration from his message 'Educate, Agitate and organize'.
While extreme heat has forced most schools and colleges to suspend classes, Asannagar Madanmohan Tarkalankar College has taken a bold and innovative step by launching a bratachari course for its students.
AAP on Wednesday slammed the BJP led Delhi government alleging its "collusion" with private schools and inaction over repeated complaints of arbitrary fee hikes and claimed that 34 students were expelled from a private school in Dwarka for not paying the hiked fee.
In the board results announced by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), Delhi West registered a pass percentage of 95.24 percent while Delhi East stood at 95.07 percent. The information was shared by the CBSE in a circular announcing the declaration of results.