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India's New Education System Aims to Create Equitable Society, Says Dr Kasturirangan
Dr Kasturirangan said the NEP provides an integrated yet flexible approach towards education and emphasis is given in the policy to the aspect of holistic, multi-disciplinary education as a foundational component at all levels of education.
3 Crore People in Maharashtra Can Get Covid-19 Vaccine in 1st Round: Health Minister Rajesh Tope
Tope also urged the Centre to carry out free COVID-19 vaccination in the country.
Grand Masjid in Ayodhya to be Named Dhannipur Mosque, Foundation Stone to be Laid on R-Day
Ahead of the key meet on Saturday, all members of the IICF and the architect who made the map of the mosque have been called to Lucknow. Hussain informed that those who will not be able to come to Lucknow for the meeting will be connected virtually.
Farmers' Protest: Among 3 Main Sites at Delhi Borders, Singhu Gets Limelight
Singhu, which has emerged as the centre of the agitation, has had a constant influx of resources both in cash and in kind. Over the days, good samaritans, gurdwara committees and NGOs have made large donations as well as pooled technological resources to...
Man Posing as RSS Functionary Held for Duping People on Pretext of Providing Govt Jobs
The crime bureau chief said that Yuvraj had allegedly taken Rs 10 crore from an educationist-turned politician from north Karnataka on the pretext of promising him to help procure a ticket to contest the upcoming Belagavi bypolls.
Hit by Pandemic, Revenue on Road to Recovery: Railways Officials To Parliamentary Panel
Officials said a slew of measures taken up by the Railways ensured that despite the nationwide lockdown, operational services remained undisrupted.
Visva Bharati Faculty Body Claims V-C's Comments Against Amartya Sen Baseless
>An organisation of the teachers of Visva-Bharati on Wednesday alleged that its Vice-Chancellor Prof Bidyut Chakraborty made baseless comments against economist Amartya Sen that the Nobel laureate urged him to stop hawker eviction drive from near his Sant...
Karnataka Govt Says Probe On into Violence at Wistron's iPhone Production Plant, Centre Steps in
Asserting that the government was there to protect the interest of the labourers, the minister, however, said such incidents may have an adverse impact on investment and job creation prospects in the state.
Hyderabad Man Awarded Imprisonment for Rest of Natural Life for Sexually Assaulting Niece
The court also slapped a fine of Rs 10,000 on him. According to the prosecution, the girl, a third standard student, was staying at the house of her aunt and uncle here.
News18 Afternoon Digest: Farmers' Unions Reject Govt Proposal Again, UDF's Mayor Pick for Ernakulam Loses to BJP by 1 Vote and Other Top Stories
Here are the top stories we are covering this afternoon: In Letter to Govt, Farmers' Unions Reject Proposal Again, Demand Complete Repeal of Farm Laws, UDF's Mayor Pick for Ernakulam Loses to BJP by 1 Vote, Seeks Recounting; LDF Exceeds Expectations, Biha...
Zoom To Set Up R&D Centre And Hire Hundreds Of Engineers In Singapore
Zoom Video Communications Inc said on Wednesday it would expand its presence in Singapore by opening a research and development centre and will immediately hire hundreds of engineering staff for the new operations.
Urban Heli-taxi Blade To Go Public Via Merger
New York, Dec 15 (AP) Urban helicopter taxi company Blade will become public company after a merger with Nasdaq-listed Experience Investment Corp, the companies announced Tuesday. The deal, expected to close in the first half of 2021, will give the comp...
Chhattisgarh Speaker Tests Positive for Covid-19; New Cases at 1,605
With 19 more deaths due to the viral infection and co-morbidities, the statewide toll mounted to 3,135, a health official informed.
1971 Indo-Pak War: Story of Pakistan's Surrender and Liberation of Bangladesh
The Bangladesh Liberation War was going on for months as the Bengali nationalists and Mukti Bahini guerrillas in East Pakistan fought to break away from the dominance of West Pakistan.
Fed Joins Global Club Of Peers In Climate Change Fight
The U.S. Federal Reserve said on Tuesday it has formally joined an international group of central banks working to understand and reduce climate change risk, a signal that the Fed could move to incorporate the impacts of global warming into its regulatory...
Main Witness of Behmai Massacre Dies, Court Yet to Pronounce Verdict in 1981 Case
Twenty men were gunned down on February 14, 1981 allegedly by Phoolan Devi and her gang seeking revenge for her rape by upper caste men in Behmai village, less than 100 km from Kanpur.