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Waking up to exploitation, government orders uniform admission calendar for private schools

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir government has framed a uniform admission calendar for all the private educational institutions affiliated with JKBOSE in a bid to put an end to the exploitation of parents

Sep. 25, 2020

by Bisma Bhat

Mass Communication to Gender Sanitization: J&K government mulls to introduce 11 new subjects in Class XI, XII

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir administration is mulling to introduce 11 new subjects at the higher secondary level. Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education (BOSE) is presently offering 52 subjects at the senior secondary level. It has sent a proposal

Sep. 24, 2020

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Cluster University’s `incompetence’ mars career of several hundred students in Kashmir

Srinagar: Hundreds of undergraduate terminal semester students of Cluster University are staring at a bleak future

Amid strict health protocols, 4700 students appear in class 12th bi-annual exams

Srinagar, Sep 22: Around 4700 students Tuesday appeared in class 12th bi-annual examination amid strict health

Only 70 per cent target achieved:Uncertainty hits mobile bio-toilet project

Srinagar, Dec 09: Uncertainty has hit ecofriendly mobile bio- toilet project in Jammu and Kashmir. In April, the J&K government had decided to install 23 mobile bio toilets and complete the project

Apr. 22, 2020

KGP students march against presence of forces on campus

Srinagar, Dec 16: Students of Kashmir Government Polytechnic (KGP) Monday took to streets demanding eviction of security forces from the campus. Post August 5, additional CRPF troops were stationed in SP Higher

Dec. 17, 2019

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Hostels locked in KU: 2000 students from far off areas left in lurch

Srinagar, Dec 12: More than 2000 students have been left to fend for themselves after University of Kashmir arbitrarily locked hostels in the campus. For the last three months, Kashmir University had

Dec. 12, 2019

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Committee to examine academic arrangement system

Srinagar, Dec 10: Government has constituted a five-member committee to examine all the aspects related to the hiring and remuneration of academic arrangements in various departments. The committee, as per an official

Dec. 11, 2019

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Grid lock: Smart City can wait but traffic signals cannot!

Srinagar, Dec 8: Most of the traffic signals have become defunct leading to the traffic chaos on the Srinagar roads. Traffic signals at Kara Nagar, Batamaloo, Polo View, Dalgate, Gojwara, Khanyar, Rainawari,

Dec. 8, 2019

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Litter free Kashmir:Govt to install eight treatment plants to convert garbage into compost

Srinagar, Dec 7: Jammu and Kashmir government is installing state-of-the-art Solid Waste Treatment plants in eight major towns to convert the garbage into compost. Baramulla, Sumbal, Hajan, Budgam, Bejbehara, Anantnag, Kulgam and

Dec. 8, 2019

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Under fire from High Court:Govt orders demolition of toilets on Jhelum banks

Srinagar, Dec 2: Waking up to water pollution, Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to demolish all insanitary toilets along the banks of Jhelum. The directive came after the Jammu and Kashmir

Dec. 3, 2019

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Post clampdown:Dehradun Colleges demand late fee, fine from Kashmiri students

Srinagar, Dec 2: More than 3000 Kashmiri students in Dehradun are at the receiving end after colleges allegedly charged them late fee and fined them for unable to manage their academic schedule.

Dec. 3, 2019

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Land degradation, lack of nutrients restrict success of plantation drives in Kashmir: New Study

Srinagar, Dec 1: Land degradation and lack of nutrients in Kashmir’s soil might be restricting the success of plantation drives in the valley, reveals a new study. “Afforestation and reforestation programs conducted

Dec. 2, 2019

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From Rs 28000 per month to Rs 500 per lecture:Row erupts after govt downgrades contractual lecturers to guest faculty

Srinagar, Nov 28: A major controversy has erupted after Jammu and Kashmir government re-designated contractual lecturers as guest faculty in a bid to do away with the monthly remuneration. Under the new

Nov. 29, 2019

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Waking up to exploitation, government orders uniform admission calendar for private schools

Mass Communication to Gender Sanitization: J&K government mulls to introduce 11 new subjects in Class XI, XII

Cluster University’s `incompetence’ mars career of several hundred students in Kashmir

Amid strict health protocols, 4700 students appear in class 12th bi-annual exams

Only 70 per cent target achieved:Uncertainty hits mobile bio-toilet project

KGP students march against presence of forces on campus

Hostels locked in KU: 2000 students from far off areas left in lurch

Committee to examine academic arrangement system

Grid lock: Smart City can wait but traffic signals cannot!

Litter free Kashmir:Govt to install eight treatment plants to convert garbage into compost

Under fire from High Court:Govt orders demolition of toilets on Jhelum banks

Post clampdown:Dehradun Colleges demand late fee, fine from Kashmiri students

Land degradation, lack of nutrients restrict success of plantation drives in Kashmir: New Study

From Rs 28000 per month to Rs 500 per lecture:Row erupts after govt downgrades contractual lecturers to guest faculty

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