Divya Delhi : Tamil Nadu’s education sector, long recognised for its strong academic performance and high enrolment rates, continues to face challenges related to student dropouts and the quality of education. As the state prepares for a new government, education experts and stakeholders have called for reforms to improve learning outcomes, reduce dropout rates, and

Divya Delhi : Government school enrolment in India has declined by nearly 86 lakh students over the past two academic years, according to the latest data released by the Unified District Information System for Education Plus (UDISE+). The report shows that enrolment in government schools fell even as dropout rates improved, indicating that fewer students

Divya Delhi : July 7: Government schools in several areas are facing a shortage of teachers after many were assigned to Special Intensive Revision (SIR) duty, affecting regular classroom teaching. With a large number of teachers engaged in election-related responsibilities, schools are struggling to maintain normal academic activities. Students in several schools have reportedly experienced

Divya Delhi : Mumbai July 6 Heavy rainfall lashed Mumbai, disrupting transport services and prompting authorities to close schools for the day. In view of the adverse weather conditions, Mumbai University also postponed scheduled examinations to ensure the safety of students and staff The intense rain led to waterlogging in several parts of the city,

Divya Delhi : July 6 An FIR has been registered after a dead lizard was allegedly found in the mid-day meal served at a government school in New Delhi. The incident raised serious concerns over food safety and hygiene standards under the school meal programme. According to officials, the contaminated food was detected before it

Divya Delhi : New Delhi July 4 Students who are forced to discontinue their college education due to financial, personal, or other reasons may no longer lose their academic progress under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The Multiple Entry and Multiple Exit (ME-ME) system allows eligible students to leave a course at different stages

Divya Delhi:* With the objective of providing practical training to young students in the fields of media, social media, and content creation, *Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Delhi, is organizing *‘Media Summer Camp 2026’*. The camp will be held from **June 15 to June 25, 2026, from **10:00 AM to

Divya Delhi: The Krishna Social Welfare Trust organized the “Pride of Child Welfare-2026” programme at Bharati Vidyapeeth Educational Complex, Paschim Vihar, with the aim of supporting underprivileged children through educational and welfare initiatives. A large number of students, parents, social workers, and local residents attended the event and appreciated the efforts of the trust towards