In Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has started efforts for a drastic change in the education system within a short time of assuming power for the second time. Under this, changes will also be made in the high school board examination system by the Uttar Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (UPMSP). Under the new changes, smart classrooms etc. will be prepared. There will be a time-bound rating and review of schools. What changed in the board exam pattern? According to the announcement of the government, the high school i.e. class, 10th board examination of 2022-23 will now be based on the new pattern. A multiple-choice question paper will be given in the exam. Candidates will have to answer it on the OMR sheet. From 2025, the same pattern has been said to be implement
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New COVID-Wave In India? Attention Must Be Given On Number Of Patients Admitted In Hospitals, Suggest Scientists
Cases of Covid-19 are increasing in Delhi and its surrounding cities. Many scientists say that in such a situation, attention should be paid to how many people are being admitted to the hospital. This is not a sign of the fourth wave in the country. He said that due to the removal of Covid-19 restrictions, reopening of schools and increase in economic activity, the national capital and its surrounding areas are working to increase the corona cases. Social activities increased, restrictions removed It's been more than two weeks since the COVID-19 restrictions were lifted. It is holiday time and people are mingling with each other. Social and economic activity is happening more than before the pandemic. Physician-epidemiologist Chandrakant Laharia has advised caution and insists on constan
Read MoreRead About Pakistan’s Beautiful Foreign Minister Who Has Crores Of Fans In India
A total of 37 members of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif's cabinet finally took oath on Tuesday. One name is being discussed a lot in Pakistan as well as in India. That name is Hina Rabbani Khar. Hina is the most beautiful woman minister in the Pakistan cabinet. She has been made the Minister of State for External Affairs. Even before this, she had been the foreign minister once. Her beauty is discussed not only in Pakistan but all over the world including in India. She has crores of fans in India too. Hina was born on 19 November 1977 in Multan, Pakistan. She belongs to the Jat family. Her father Ghulam Noor Rabbani Khar was a well-known political figure. He was also an MP. Hina Rabbani has done her BSc Economics Honors from Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS). After t...
Read MoreLakhimpur Kheri Case: SC Cancels Ashish Mishra’s Bail, Calls HC’s Approach ‘Myopic’
The Supreme Court on Monday cancels the bail of Ashish Mishra, Son of State Home Minister, Ajay Mishra Teni, who is the main culprit in the Lakhimpur Kheri case. The Apex court gave a one week's time to surrender. The bench consisting of CJI NV Ramana and Justice Surya Kant and Hima Kholi passed the following judgement. In a 24 page judgement, the SC bench also shows displeasure regarding the functioning of the Allahabad HC. The SC bench quotes "The presence of 'State' in the proceedings does not tantamount to according a hearing to a 'Victim' of the crime". Why SC Calls HC Approach 'Myopic'? Allahabad HC granted bail to Ashish Mishra on 10th Feb 2022. While writing the judgement Justice Kant criticized HC's "myopic' approach in granting bail to the culprit without giving chance ...
Read MoreINDIA’s Covid Death Numbers Are Altered: Rahul Gandhi Slams Modi Government
Rahul Gandhi, via his tweet, raises questions about the truthfulness of the death numbers provided by the Modi government. He said that the official numbers are too misleading as the aim of the Modi government is to hide the reality from the public. He also adds that as per New York Times, around 4 million people dies in India in the pandemic. Whereas, as per the government data now the total number of Covid death is about 5.3 lakh. Rahul Gandhi wrote on his Twitter timeline "Modi Ji neither speaks the truth nor lets others speak. He still lies that no one died due to oxygen shortage !". He adds that due to the Central government's negligence, not 5 lakh but 40 lakh people die in India. Along with that, he adds that the "Modi government should give compensation of Rs. 4 lakh ...
Read MoreManish Sisodia Said- “Take A Decision According To The Advisory Issued In Schools”
Coronavirus has once again started entering the lives of people in India and once again creating havoc in India. The number of increasing positive cases in India is now creating an alarming situation. And therefore the government of Delhi and the health department are worried about the increasing rate of corona infection in Delhi. The cases coming to the schools have added to this concern. On Friday, the Deputy CM of the Kejriwal government said that the guidelines state that only a specific wing or class, where someone was found infected with COVID, should be temporarily closed. Schools may also consider closing the entire campus in view of cases where even a single infected person is found. Guidelines to all private schools Directorate of Education of the Government of Delhi has...
Read MorePariksha Pe Charcha 2022: Now ‘Modi’s Master Class’ Will Be On Namo App, Will Answer To The Questions On The Exam
Now Exam Warriors (School Children) will be able to get the suggestions of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's annual 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' on NaMo App. For this, a separate section named 'Modi Master Class' has been given on the app. Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself on Saturday shared excerpts from his interaction with students and parents during the fifth edition of Pariksha Pe Charcha on "Curated Section on Namo app". PM tweeted and said... PM Modi also took to Twitter and said, "I enjoy interacting with our dynamic Exam Warriors (#ExamWarriors). Pariksha Pe Charcha is a live platform for many issues related to exams and life. NaMo App All of these interactions can be found in this innovatively curated section. Information will be available in two languages The app provides a sec...
Read MoreGrowing Up In Slums To Winning First-Ever Election: Struggle Of 24-Year-Old Deputy Mayor Damayanti Manjhi
The daughters of the country are ready to fulfill their dreams with high spirits. The women of India are very hardworking and promising. She is handling the country, helping in nation-building and shaping her future. In a country where girls were never able to come out of the veil, in that country today, along with completing their education, daughters are working hard to take care of the family and stand on their feet. Damayanti Manjhi's name is one of these daughters. Damayanti, who hails from Orissa, is currently the Deputy Mayor. She is just 24 years old and is also studying. For the first time, a tribal girl entered the political arena through municipal elections and after the victory, a tribal girl is contributing to nation-building. Let us know about the journey of Deputy Mayo...
Read MoreIndian Diaspora Keeps India’s Identity Alive Wherever It Goes In World: Rajnath Singh
Defense Minister of India Rajnath Singh has said that people of Indian origin have kept the identity of India alive wherever they are in the world. He commended Indian-American citizens for maintaining their cultural identity instead of being thousands of miles away from their country. Rajnath Singh was here to attend the 2+2 ministerial talks held in Washington. He also traveled to Hawaii and then to San Francisco. Considering his five-day visit to America as successful, Rajnath Singh said that I met with my American counterpart Lloyd Austin. He had bilateral talks with Austin on Monday and the two leaders had discussed various issues including bilateral defense cooperation. A reception was also organized in honor of Rajnath Singh by the Indian Consulate in San Francisco on Thursday...
Read MoreUGC Allows Pursuing Two Academic Programmes Simultaneously; Check Out Its Significance
University Grants Commission’s decision to permit undergraduate, post-graduate and diploma course students to pursue two academic programmes concurrently is to keep with the New Education Policy’s welcome thrust on eliminating silos in education. An eligible student studying for a degree in a science subject should even have the chance to be told the intricacies of a discipline within the humanities, social sciences or commerce, and vice-versa. Currently, the upper education regulator’s rules don't allow simultaneous enrollment in two programmes. This inflexibility is commonly cited as a serious cause for the shortage of meaningful conversations across streams of data. The deficit is especially glaring because a spread of latest challenges — from addressing temperature change to ...
Read MoreIn the wake of the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis, tax systems should be reformed, and tax avoidance and evasion reduced, to confirm an economic recovery within which everyone pays their share, says the International money (IMF). Taxes get hold of many of the items that are fundamental to functioning societies across the globe, like schools, health care, and social services. Money raised through taxation is crucial to making sure that these services are maintained during the COVID-19 crisis. But, when businesses finish off, and millions lose their jobs, as went on during this crisis, tax income plummets. In the short term, governments have put together stimulus packages, and a good array of measures to assist businesses and citizens retreat to their feet. The IMF is tracking these eff...
Read MoreHyderabad, Mumbai Jointly Recognised As ‘2021 Tree City Of Globe’; Check Out Entire Process
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (UN-FAO) together with day Foundation has recognized Hyderabad and Mumbai jointly as the ‘2021 Tree City of the globe.’ The recognition has been won by the 2 Indian cities because of their commitment to maintaining and growing greenery and urban trees so on build resilient, healthy and happy cities. This is the very first time Mumbai has made it to the list. Hyderabad has been on this list for the second consecutive year which is itself amazing. The programme was started by the UN-FAO and Arbor Day Foundation, an American non-profit organisation. The aim of starting this programme was to recognise towns and cities across the globe that are committed to making sure that their trees and concrete forests are sustainably manag...
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