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Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP government of responding to unemployment with police lathi-charge after Bihar teacher aspirants protesting job delays were allegedly beaten in Patna. He called unemployment India’s biggest crisis and pledged Congress support for youth demands

Supreme Court of India directed the Jharkhand government to reserve 50 per cent of assistant teacher vacancies for para-teachers while refusing regularisation demands. The court stressed improving education quality, ending ad hoc employment practices and completing the recruitment process within ten weeks

Students of a government primary school in Sangareddy staged a road blockade demanding cancellation of their teacher’s transfer. Parents joined the protest, citing improved standards under the teacher. Police and parents eventually persuaded the students to return to class.

Kurapati Pandurangaiah, the former headmaster of Zilla Parishad Girls' High School in Enkoor, Khammam district, retired in July last year. However, even after nine months, he is yet to receive his retirement benefits from the Congress government.

Students, accompanied by their parents, protested by locking the school, demanding the suspension of Shankaraiah. They accused him of disrupting the school's peaceful environment by causing trouble for other teachers, which, they claimed, hindered effective teaching.

As per the order, Headmaster Kishan Rao, along with teachers Manohar Reddy and S. Mohan Rao, a school assistant (English), were suspended. An inquiry was conducted into the allegations against them, and based on the findings, disciplinary action was taken against all three.

The incident occurred at the Sakram Naik thanda Government Primary School in Seerole mandal, where parents, upon learning of teacher Dharam Soth Sreenu's inappropriate behavior from their children, confronted him at the school. In their anger, they physically assaulted him with slippers before reporting the matter to higher authorities. Following an inquiry, the teacher was suspended, and a formal investigation was initiated involving the district child protection officer and Bala Raksha Bhavan.

Startled to see the leopard just a few meters away, the teacher halted his bike. The leopard remained calm and crossed the road without showing any aggression. Taking precautions, the teacher backed up a few meters and joined other commuters heading in the same direction. He later informed the villagers about the encounter once he reached the school.

The student’s parents, who found finger marks on him questioned the school management on Wednesday

A social teacher is reported to have allegedly harassed a Class X student, who then informed her parents. Furious about the incident, the parents went to the school and confronted the teacher, who managed to escape. In their anger, they damaged the school's furniture.

Students staged a protest on the road outside the school, demanding the suspension of a teacher they accused of beating them indiscriminately for being late to the morning assembly.

Rahul was all praise for Yogeshwar for rendering outstanding services to the education department in his 37-years long stint and for achieving national best teacher as well.

For this academic session, the department of education and training (DET), Maulana Azad National University (MANUU), has opened admissions into its integrated BEd programmes.

On the auspicious occasion of the Srirama Navami festival, the makers unveiled an exciting and thrilling poster featuring the actors involved in the project.

K Shivani (18), a firstyear degree student from Kapra, ended her life by jumping from the second floor of her residence.

A teacher died while several students sustained serious injuries after their school bus overturned near Chandahandi Ghati in Odisha's Nabarangpur district.

A man was killed after a truck hit the motorcycle he was driving in Manjhanpur police station area here on Saturday, police said.

According to the parents of the students, the teacher reportedly told them, 'Go to Pakistan, this is a country of Hindus.'

Karan Sangwan, a legal instructor at Unacademy, also posed inquiries about the bills concerning IPC and CrPC that were presented in Parliament.

Andrea McGrath, a middle-school teacher at St. Agnes' Loreto Day School, had been unwell and had taken a few days off.