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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

by Bisma Bhat

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

Poverty, hunger, joblessness: Contractual lecturers suffer in silence

Srinagar, May 16: Lateef Ahmad Baba, 44, a college contractual lecturer who served in higher education department for 16 years, has exhausted all his savings for the last 10 months. Baba, who

May. 17, 2020

‘Pay your fee using credit, debit card, Paytm’: Private schools ask parents after Govt issues order

Srinagar: Parents are up in arms against the government for giving in to the pressure of private schools and issuing an order asking them to deposit fees despite the lockdown. An order issued

May. 15, 2020

Education·Kashmir·Latest News·Lead Stories

Mid-day meals: Govt to transfer cooking expenses directly into accounts of over 8L students

Srinagar, May 14: Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to transfer Rs 14.47 crore into the bank accounts of 8.29 lack government school kids as a part of the cooking expenses of

May. 14, 2020

Kashmir·Latest News

No salaries, no job security: Private school teachers suffer in lockdown

Srinagar, May 13: Saima Wani (name changed), a private school teacher has not able to meet the monthly expenses of her family for the last three months. The only breadwinner in her

May. 14, 2020

Shift wise classes, no assembly: Stage set to reopen schools in Kashmir from June

Srinagar: The government is mulling to reopen schools from the first week of June to prevent further academic loss to the students in the Kashmir valley. Principal Secretary, School Education, Dr Asgar

May. 12, 2020

Education·Kashmir·Latest News·Lead Stories

Prof Shakil Romshoo is new Dean Research KU

Srinagar: Professor Shakil Ahmad Romshoo of Department of Earth Sciences University of Kashmir has been appointed as new Dean Research of the varsity. As per an order issued by the University, Professor

May. 11, 2020

Education·Kashmir·Latest News

Labourers shifted to a police camp after they were attacked by goons at their rented place in Assam on May 4, 2020 (Photo: KM)

Goons attack Kashmiri labourers in Assam, five injured

Srinagar: At around 8:30 pm on Monday, Iqbal Ahmad, 30, was preparing for dinner along with other Kashmiri labourers after breaking their fast when suddenly their electricity went off in Cachar district

May. 5, 2020

Kashmir·India·Latest News

‘For them COVID-19 doesn’t exist’: At psychiatry hospital, medicos keep Corona away from patients

Srinagar: It is 8 in the morning. Tabasum, a psychiatry nurse enters the ward at Srinagar’s Government psychiatry hospital with candies in her pocket to wish her patients good morning and ready

May. 5, 2020

4G or not: KU to hold internal assessment test online

Srinagar: Kashmir University has decided to hold the internal assessment test online and set June 15 deadline for completing the syllabus of undergraduate and post-graduate students. A meeting was held at Kashmir

May. 4, 2020

Kashmir·Latest News

An empty Srinagar market during the coronavirus lockdown in 2020 (File Photo: KM/Umar Ganie)

Daily wagers, street vendors in dire straits

Srinagar: Farooq Ahmad, a 20-year-old street vendor is devastated. For the last two months, his father is ailing and he has no money to buy medicine. “I have been selling merchandise on

May. 3, 2020

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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

Poverty, hunger, joblessness: Contractual lecturers suffer in silence

‘Pay your fee using credit, debit card, Paytm’: Private schools ask parents after Govt issues order

Mid-day meals: Govt to transfer cooking expenses directly into accounts of over 8L students

No salaries, no job security: Private school teachers suffer in lockdown

Shift wise classes, no assembly: Stage set to reopen schools in Kashmir from June

Prof Shakil Romshoo is new Dean Research KU

Goons attack Kashmiri labourers in Assam, five injured

‘For them COVID-19 doesn’t exist’: At psychiatry hospital, medicos keep Corona away from patients

4G or not: KU to hold internal assessment test online

Daily wagers, street vendors in dire straits

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