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| Volume V, Issue XXXXI, November 29, 2010, Weekly eNewsletter |
FEATURED INTERVIEW
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 Schooling for Returns, Interview with Dev Lahiri
Principal, Welham Boys School, DehraDun A Rhodes Scholar,
Dev Lahiri, Principal, Welham Boy′s School, Dehradun, is currently
leading one of the finest schools in India... |
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FEATURED STORY
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 All is Well with Indian Secondary Education?
The Union Government launched Rashtriya Madhyamik Siksha
Abhiyan (RMSA), a programme for ‘Universalisation of Access to
and Improvement of Quality of Education...
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TOP NEWS
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41 students from SAARC nations felicitated by IGNOU
Held in August 2010, the Olympiad took place at 102 centres in South
Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) nations like
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K 12 NEWS
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School of tomorrow aims to bring progressive change
in school Education
iDiscoveri, the innovative education enterprise focused on learning and
leadership, brings forth the second edition of ‘School of Tomorrow’,
an XSEED annual international conference on education...
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Students frisking allowed to British teachers
Soon Britain is to roll out new rules according to which school teachers
will be allowed to frisk students for mobile phones, electronic gadgets
and even pornography and cigarettes...
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HIGHER EDUCATION
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Spainish and Indian Universities to sign pact
A series of agreements are to be signed between the Alliance 4
Universities (A–4U) and universities and research centres in India,
to enhance the exchange programmes...
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Feb 20 to see the first management Aptitude Test
The apex body of the management sector known as the All India
Management Association (AIMA) has launched a Management Aptitude
and Skills Test (MAST) in order to assess...
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CORPORATE NEWS
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Green education supported by Ericsson
In an address, Elaine Weidman, Vice President of Sustainability and
Corporate Responsibility at Ericsson shared that government need to
understands that there has to be made...
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ACBF and Microsoft partner for capacity building
The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) and Microsoft met
recently to formally sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU)
between their two organisations...
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