Parents in Jaipur express frustration as children selected under RTE last year remain without private school placements. Schools cite fee reimbursement policies, while the education department extends application deadlines.
More than 50 aspirants from Maharashtra have secured positions on the UPSC final merit list, with Sayali Pagar achieving rank 87. The Unique Academy's guidance and comprehensive preparation strategies are credited for this remarkable achievement.
Education Minister Madan Dilawar announced an investigation into irregularities in carpet purchases for schools in Degana using MLA-LAD funds during the Congress rule, with allegations against former MLA Vijaypal Mirdha.
Akshat Baldwa, a 25-year-old visually impaired student from Indore, achieved All India Rank 173 in the Civil Services Examination in his first attempt, overcoming Hindi medium schooling and self-studying online without coaching.
India Post has announced the Gramin Dak Sevak (GDS) 2026 results via state-wise merit lists. Candidates can check and download the PDFs from the official website to see if they are shortlisted for the 28,636 vacancies.
A special English speaking activity was organized in schools to enhance students' communication skills and confidence. The event featured interactive sessions and practical exercises.
Seven students have successfully cleared the All India Sainik School Entrance Examination, showcasing exceptional academic and leadership potential for future military careers.
Schools across India are embracing eco-friendly Holi celebrations, using natural colors and water conservation methods to promote environmental awareness among students.
Educational institutions nationwide marked Holi with vibrant festivities, including cultural performances and eco-friendly initiatives to promote environmental consciousness.
A prestigious educational institution marked the end of its 50th anniversary year with vibrant celebrations, honoring its legacy and future vision in education.
Educational institutions nationwide marked Holi with vibrant festivities, including cultural events, traditional rituals, and safety workshops to promote a joyful and secure celebration.
A UKG graduation ceremony was recently held at a local school, celebrating the achievements of young students as they transition to higher classes.
A special assembly was organized for students to address exam stress, focusing on building confidence and resilience through interactive sessions and expert guidance.
Six UPSC aspirants enrolled in Uttar Pradesh's Mukhyamantri Abhyudaya Coaching Yojana have achieved top 1,000 ranks, with two securing positions under 400. The scheme provides free residential coaching and mock interviews for economically weaker sections.
In the 2025 UPSC Civil Services Examination, no Telugu students secured a top 50 rank. Gudelli Srujana from Pedapalli leads with AIR 55, while 30 candidates from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh were selected overall.
The Uttar Pradesh government has provided Early Childhood Care and Education kits to over 20,000 upgraded Anganwadi centers in 2025-26, aiming to enhance early learning for children aged 3-6 years.
Youth from Eastern UP districts like Varanasi, Ballia, and Azamgarh have achieved remarkable success in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2025, with top ranks secured in multiple attempts.
Furious parents in Bhopal gheraoed the District Education Office demanding action against private schools for overpriced textbooks, fee rule violations, and forced uniform purchases. The protest highlights systemic non-compliance with government regulatio
A 101 Kundiya Yagya was conducted at DAV Senior Secondary School in Ambala, Haryana, to invoke divine blessings for student success and well-being. The event featured Vedic rituals and community participation.
Seven aspirants from Vidarbha cleared the UPSC 2025 exam, showcasing perseverance and self-study. Their stories highlight overcoming financial hardships to achieve top ranks in India's toughest civil services test.
The Rajasthan education department has begun preparations for the new academic session starting April 1, with increased teaching days, free textbooks, and a mega PTM planned. Officials outline key initiatives including enrolment drives and campus cleanlin
Candidates from Panchkula and Chandigarh shine in UPSC exam, securing top ranks through steady effort, intellectual curiosity, and strong family support.
Government school teacher Khetavath Thavrya Nayak in Hyderabad created 'My Slate', an innovative learning aid to help students master foundational literacy and numeracy skills through visual and activity-based methods.
Ajay R Raj from Thottilpalam, Kozhikode, achieved All India Rank 109 in the Civil Services Examination despite partial visual impairment, marking a remarkable climb from AIR 730 in his fifth attempt.
In the 2025 UPSC Civil Services Examination, no Telugu students secured a top 50 rank. Gudelli Srujana leads from Telangana with All India Rank 55, as 30 candidates from Telugu states were selected.
Maharashtra's budget includes two key education proposals: a tiered science visit program sending top students to NASA and ISRO, and a consolidated education complex in Amravati.
Ayushi Sijeria, a 25-year-old electrical engineering graduate from NIT Allahabad, achieves her UPSC dream with rank 914. The daughter of a railway employee persevered through three attempts with unwavering family support.
Mihir Patel, a 26-year-old sub-registrar from Surat, cleared the UPSC examination in his fifth attempt after six years of preparation, achieving All India Rank 709. He attributes success to discipline, positive mindset, and his late father's inspiration.
Members of Punjab's Temporary Teachers Union staged a protest march towards Chandigarh but were stopped by police. They demanded government action on reinstatement promises and warned of intensifying agitation.
Shambhavi Tiwari, originally from Banda district and settled in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, has secured the 46th rank in the UPSC 2025 examination on her third attempt, improving from her 445th rank in 2024.