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August 2008

Students will get Special Feast on Independence Day in MP

This Independence Day, the Government of Madhya Pradesh has decided to give special feast to all government school students of primary and middle classes. Students will either get sabzi/puri/kheer or combination of sabzi/puri/halwa along with ladoos. The feast has been organized for students of government or government-aided schools under mid-day meal scheme. The government has

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Two New Medical Colleges Under GGSIP University Coming Soon

Government of India has decided to open two new Medical colleges in Delhi under direct affiliation with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), Delhi. The two medical colleges will be setup in Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital and College of Nursing at Safdarjung Hospital. Both medical colleges will offer B.Sc (Nursing) Hons. program of 4

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NIFT Patna Started with 60 Students

National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Patna has started the classes of its first academic year with 60 students. 30 students are doing Bachelors of Design in Fashion Communication, while the remaining 30 students are pursuing Masters Degree in Fashion Management. At present, the institute will run from temporary premises of a Bihar Industrial Area Development

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DU soon to launch a Rehab Centre for Student Smokers

Soon a rehabilitation centre will be setup by the Delhi University for students who voluntarily want to quit their smoking habit. Delhi University has already declared North Zone as ‘No Smoking Area’. The rehab centre will be setup in next two weeks providing all the facilities to help students quit smoking. Students have given mixed

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CBSE vs ICSE:The Right Choice for Your Child

Much like the socio-economic diversity in India, school education also offers a multifaceted model. Overall, the schooling in India is split in different levels – primary, secondary and senior secondary. The school age begins once the child is three years old and is normally completed at the age of sixteen. The secondary and senior secondary level,

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