Regulate fees in pvt schools to improve enrolment: UTF | Hyderabad News

Hyderabad: Members of the United Teachers Federation (UTF) said the state must first provide basic facilities in all govt schools and regulate fees in private schools to improve enrolment. They said merely bringing Intermediate education under the school education department would not automatically lead to an increase in student enrolment.“We welcome the move to bring…

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Toxic Reelationship: Video ‘auditions’ make local recruitment a breeze for gangsters abroad | Gurgaon News

(AI-IMAGE)In Gurgaon, a 22-year-old man filmed himself brandishing a gun and posted the video online GURGAON: Sitting in his father’s jewellery shop last month, the young, reclusive man behind the counter transformed as he found himself alone, attached his camera to a selfie stand and turned on video recording. The 22-year-old picked up a gun,…

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Bengal 5th in studies linking air pollution to health risks | Kolkata News

Kolkata: More than nine out of every 10 epidemiological studies conducted in India over the past five decades have established an association between air pollution and adverse health outcomes, according to a comprehensive scientific review released on Friday. Bengal, with 10 studies, ranks fifth among states and Union Territories in the geographical distribution of research,…

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Mann defends AAP’s second list, says party has roles beyond poll tickets | Chandigarh News

Chandigarh: Defending the Aam Aadmi Party’s decision to drop several sitting MLAs, including agriculture minister Gurmeet Singh Khudian, from its second list of candidates, Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Friday said not every leader could be accommodated with an election ticket and that some leaders were assigned responsibilities within the party organisation and worked…

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