The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) affiliated schools will now have lessons on Essential Road Safety rules. The traffic rules would also be taught to the teaching and non-teaching staff.
The board has released a notification informing that the course is designed with two modules. The first module targets standard VI-VIII students and second for IX-XII standard students.
As part of its Comprehensive School Health and Safety Programme and Adolescence Education Programme, the CBSE through the course aims at educating students on road safety and measures for safe driving. The course comprising twelve lessons has been researched and designed by the Police Training and Research Institute (PTRI). Under the programme, compulsory seminars and workshops for students will be organised to highlight the importance of traffic rules, road safety and ensure better understanding of road traffic.
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Mumbai-based, Mentor e-learning has launched new e-learning web site to remove the stress from the minds of students preparing for standard X examination. This e-learning website has been launched along with a one year ‘Slap the stress’ campaign.
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MVN University, approved under the Haryana Private University Act, extending collaboration with reputed international universities, is a fruition of the dream of its founder late Gopal Sharma, who strived hard to provide qualitative and progressive education to aspiring students in India.
l colleges in the country, including the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and the National Institutes of Technology (NITs), with a single examination — the Indian science engineering eligibility test (ISEET)
A research report revealed recently that at USD 600 billion, the education spending in India has surpassed that of the US and is growing by leaps and bounds. The report has been prepared by Investor Relation Society, affiliated to US based Global Investor Relations Network
