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  • Campus harassment: Human chain, marches as students demand IPCW principal’s resignation

    Campus harassment: Human chain, marches as students demand IPCW principal’s resignation

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    New Delhi: Students and activists hit the streets and staged demonstrations at the DU’s North Campus on Friday as anger surged over the alleged harassment of students at Indraprastha College for Women (IPCW) during a fest and “inaction” of authorities.

    The students held marches at Arts Faculty and inside the IPCW campus.

    Inside the college, scores of students formed a human chain showing “dissent over the shameless procedure with which the college administration has been acting and working for the past few days,” according to the Left-affiliated AISA, which is at the forefront of the protest.

    The students have demanded the resignation of principal Poonam Kumria.

    Some unidentified men trespassed into the college, shouted slogans and harassed women during the ‘Shruti’ festival on Tuesday.

    At the Arts Faculty, several students accused the police of brutality as they were detained and filled in the police van. A police official, however, said those protesting were peacefully detained and removed from the area.

    Over 200 students marched from Miranda House to Arts Faculty demanding justice to the students of IP College for Women. The students organised the “Azadi March” against repeated incidents of harassment at the campus.

    “The Delhi Police showed its ugliest form by beating students and pathetically harassing women and detaining all protesters from AISA’s Azadi March at DU Arts Faculty,” the AISA, which organised the march, said in a statement.

    Another student organisation, the Krantikari Yuva Sangathan (KYS), also participated in the march.

    The students held placards that read, “Lock up these lumpens, not our hostel’, ‘Then Miranda Now IP’, ‘Where are women safe-Fight for women’s safety’ and ‘Strict action must be taken against the hooligans, police and DU authorities’.

    As soon as the march reached the Arts Faculty, the police beat up students and filled them up in two separate buses, AISA alleged.

    “The Delhi Police, under the orders from ACP Civil Lines, Satender Yadav, unleashed a gruesome attack on the students. AISA demands immediate termination of ACP Satender Yadav, who could not provide a safe campus to IPCW students and now has harassed students himself,” the group said in the statement.

    Earlier in the day, the AISA led another protest inside IPCW.

    Hundreds of students gheraoed the principal’s office and demanded justice, the group said.

    Holding placards, the students of the all-woman college raised slogans against Kumria.

    “Around 200 students have gathered here against the incident. We are demanding action against the goons, resignation of the principal and establishment of GSCASH (gender sensitisation committee against sexual harassment),” a protesting student said.

    Later in the day, AISA shared photos of women students holding hands in the IPCW campus.

    “Several brave students of the IPCW have formed a human chain showing dissent over the shameless procedure with which the college administration has been acting and working for the past few days,” the AISA said.

    “Amidst heavy surveillance and barricades surrounding the college campus entraping students inside, a human chain has been formed in protest of the committee formed by the college administration which includes the principal herself to look into the mishandling and misbehaviour of the female students by drunk miscreants,” the group added.

    Following the incident on Tuesday, police registered an FIR under IPC sections 337 (causing hurt by an act endangering life or personal safety of others) and 188 (disobedience to an order lawfully promulgated by a public servant) and arrested seven people.

    An AISA activist alleged the men who trespassed the college campus were heard chanting “Miranda, IP dono hamara (Miranda House and Indraprastha College both are ours)” and “Miranda nahi chhoda to IP bhi nahi chhodenge (We didn’t leave Miranda, we won’t leave IP either)”.

    The police, on their part, said there was an excess crowd near the college gate during the fest.

    Around 3 pm, some overzealous students started to enter the college in a hurry. In the process, there was heavy pressure on the gates and some students fell down, they said.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • UP: Students from classes 1-8 to get promoted to next class without exams

    UP: Students from classes 1-8 to get promoted to next class without exams

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    Lucknow: All UP students from classes 1-8 studying in the schools under the Basic Education Council will be promoted to the next class without examinations, said a notification released by the Secretary, Basic Education Council.

    According to the order, the promotion of any student from class 1 to 8 in the academic session 2022-23 will not be stopped in all council schools and recognized schools run under the Uttar Pradesh Basic Education Council.

    They will be given admission to the next class as per the rules.

    Apart from this, instructions have also been given to distribute report cards of students on the basis of annual examinations and evaluations.

    It is worth mentioning that under the Right to Education Act, there is a provision to promote children from class one to eight to the next class. They cannot be failed under any circumstances.

    In the order issued by Pratap Singh Baghel, Secretary, of Basic Education Council, it has been said, “The promotion of any student from classes 1 to 8 will not be stopped in the academic session 2022-23 in council and recognized schools run under the council.”

    In this way, lakhs of children in the state will be promoted to the next class.

    In this regard, Director General School Education Vijay Kiran Anand said, “The state government has no retention policy. According to this no child will fail. This order is in accordance with the same RTE Act. It is implemented every year and this year also orders have been issued regarding not failing any child as per the rules. Its objective is to encourage the children by promoting them to the next classes along with providing them uninterrupted quality education to ensure their all-round development.”

    According to the order, the marks will be given by converting the full marks and marks relative to 100 marks. Regarding the confusion among the teachers about the report card, he has said that the result will be prepared as per the order issued last year.

    It has been said in this that on the basis of annual examination and evaluation, the report card will be made available to the students by the Principal of the school.

    A meeting of the School Management Committee will also be organized on the day of the declaration of annual results.

    The evaluated answer sheets of the students will be shown to the students and guardians and report cards will also be provided at the same time.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • NSP Scholarship 2022- 23 Money Credited In Students Bank Accounts – Here’s How To Check – Kashmir News

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    Big and important Update For all Students Regarding NSP Scholarship 2023 Students who have successfully gone through various levels of verification are now waiting for their scholarship amount. As per latest news, scholarship amount has been credited to various students in many states. Students are advised to keep checking their NSP payment status daily or join WhatsApp Group DIRECT LINK HERE. We will provide you full procedure to check your payment status easily. The scholarship amount is credited directly to the bank accounts of eligible students through AADHAAR based payment.

    Recently, there has been news of the scholarship amount being credited to the bank accounts of students in various states who have successfully gone through the verification process. This has brought relief to many students who were eagerly waiting for the scholarship amount.

    It is important to note that if a student has correctly entered their Aadhaar details in the online application and if their Aadhaar is linked to their bank account, the scholarship amount will be credited to that Aadhaar linked bank account only, even if they have mentioned a non-Aadhaar linked bank account in their application.Nsp Scholarship Status jpg

    How To NSP Payment Status

    To check the payment status, students can follow the simple steps mentioned below:

    1. Click on The Link Provided – Click Here
    2. Login with your credentials
    3. Click on ‘CHECK PAYMENT STATUS’
    4. Enter the required details such as account number, date of birth, etc.
    5. Click on the search button
    6. The NSP payment status will be displayed on the screen.

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  • Kalakshetra closes college till April 6 in wake of protests by students

    Kalakshetra closes college till April 6 in wake of protests by students

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    Chennai: The Kalakshetra, an iconic institution here, has announced closure of its college till April 6, in the wake of protests by students against alleged sexual harassment and misconduct on the campus.

    Students of the Rukmini Devi College of Fine Arts, being run by the Kalakshetra on its campus, resorted to the protest at the “tapovan”, the prayer space at the entrance of the college on Thursday demanding justice. They alleged harassment by a senior faculty and sought appropriate action against him.

    As the allegations surfaced a few days ago, chairperson of National Commission of Women (NCW) Rekha Sharma, visited Kalakshetra on Wednesday to enquire about the allegations.

    The principal announced that the college will be closed till April 6 from Thursday evening.

    “Rukmini Devi College of Fine Arts will remain closed from 5.15 pm today to April 6. All inmates are requested to vacate the hostel within two days with immediate effect,” he said in a circular.

    Exams scheduled on the above days have been postponed and new dates would be announced in due course, the Principal added.

    Meanwhile, Kalakshetra in a statement said the Chairman and the Governing Board is fully appraised of protests and grievances and all steps would be taken to ensure that no person who is involved in any unsavory activity in the Foundation will be spared.

    “There have been some allegations which we are considering. Some of the students of the Foundation have been protesting in our campus.
    The Director and the Deputy director from administration have spoken to the students taking into consideration the sentiments and grievances of the students.

    “On 29.03.2023, the Chairperson of the National Commission for Women (NCW) had also visited our campus and made enquiries about the allegations. The Foundation had already sought explanation from the persons against whom some allegations have been made and on receipt of their explanation, the Chairman and the Governing Board will consider the appropriate action that has to be taken in accordance with its Rules and Regulations and in conformity with law.”

    “The Chairman and the Governing Board is fully appraised of protests and grievances and all steps will be taken to ensure that no person who is involved in any unsavory activity in the Foundation will be spared,” the statement said.

    Carnatic musician and writer T M Krishna called upon the Kalakshetra management to take necessary action to address the “very serious complaints.”

    “I am writing to you regarding the complaints of sexual harassment and toxicity in the Kalakshetra environment that has been raised over the past few months,” he said in an open letter to the college principal requesting for action.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • TSRTC offers free bus travel to students appearing for SSC exams

    TSRTC offers free bus travel to students appearing for SSC exams

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    Hyderabad: Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) is offering free bus travel to students who will be appearing for their Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations from April 3 to April 13, 2023.

    Regardless of their distance and origin, students can avail of this free bus travel facility anywhere across the State. However, to avail of the free travel facility, students must produce their exam hall ticket and bus pass.

    A total of 4,94,458 students have registered for the SSC examinations that will be conducted at 2,652 centers spread across the State. The timings of examinations are from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm.

    Meanwhile, Education Minister Sabita Indra Reddy recently reviewed the preparations for the SSC examinations through a video conference with district collectors. She appealed to the students to participate in the examinations without any pressure or confusion.

    To ensure the smooth conduct of the exams, CCTV cameras have been installed at the examination centers, and a special control room comprising officials has been set up.

    Hall tickets have been sent to the respective schools, and candidates can also download them online.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • IIT Bombay student’s death: Note naming hostel mate recovered

    IIT Bombay student’s death: Note naming hostel mate recovered

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    Mumbai: The special investigation team (SIT) of Mumbai police probing the death of Indian Institute of Technology Bombay student Darshan Solanki has recovered a note that mentions the name of his hostel mate, an official said on Monday.

    The purported suicide note, written on a piece of paper, was recovered from Solanki’s hostel room some days ago, he added.

    Solanki, a resident of Ahmedabad in Gujarat, had allegedly committed suicide on February 12 by jumping off the seventh floor of the hostel building.

    The official said the note mentions harassment meted out by the engineering student who has been named.

    This student stays on the same floor of the hostel and had allegedly threatened Solanki after a dispute, the official said quoting the note.

    The process of registering an abetment of suicide case was underway, he added.

    Solanki’s parents and some student organisations had alleged caste discrimination as the cause of his death.

    The Maharashtra government had formed an SIT headed by Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Lakhmi Gautam to probe the case.

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  • Hyderabad: Surgeon donates Rs 10 lakh to 37 girl students

    Hyderabad: Surgeon donates Rs 10 lakh to 37 girl students

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    Hyderabad: Director of KIMS-Ushalakshmi Centre for Breast Diseases, Dr P Raghu Ram donated Rs 10 lakh to 37 girl students in his adopted village Ibrahimpur, Medak on Sunday.

    Each girl student received Rs 27, 000 in their Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana accounts. According to the scheme, the money will mature to Rs 1 lakh after they turn 18 years.

    Health minister T Harish Rao distributed the cheques at a function held in Siddipet.

    Singing praises, the minister said, “Due to Dr Raghu Ram’s contribution, Ibrahimpur village now has a modern crematorium, home solar systems to ensure zero electricity bills, digital classrooms, a dining hall in school premises, and an open-air gym.”

    Speaking on the occasion, Dr Raghu Ram said Ibrahimpur village is a benchmark for other villages.

    “There are nearly 10,000 villages in Telangana. My wish is for 10, 000 citizens to adopt one village each and invest part of their resources, time, and energy to uplift the lives and livelihood in rural areas, where more than 70 percent of the population reside,” he said.  

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  • Over 8,000 Students Flock To Govt Schools In Valley For 2023-24 Academic Year

    Over 8,000 Students Flock To Govt Schools In Valley For 2023-24 Academic Year

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    SRINAGAR: In a major development, nearly 8,000 school students in Kashmir division have shifted their admissions from private to government schools.

    An official informed the news agency KNO that in the ongoing mega enrolment campaign for academic session 2023-24, ‘nearly 8,000 students have migrated from private to government schools.’

    “Such admissions include dozens of dropouts and Children with Special Need (CwSN) students,” he said.

    The official added that till Friday late evening, more than 7,000 such cases were recorded. “As of now, there would be nearly 8,000 such cases wherein students have shifted admissions from private to government schools of Kashmir division.”

    The official said that the enrolment drive was initially started for a period of ten days starting from March-15-2023. “However, it has been extended for five more days.”

    “In a mass enrolment drive many students who were registered in private school have shifted their admissions in government institutions,” the official said.

    It also said, “The government schools are likely to take a lead in admissions this year as in the past one week, hundreds of students enrolled in private schools have shifted their admission to government schools.”

    The official said that most of the fresh admissions were of the Kindergarten and primary classes.

    “From past few years, the department has been more focused on developing infrastructure and academics in Kashmir in order to provide quality education to the students,” the official said.

    Pertinently, the School Education Department had ordered the heads of all government schools and teachers to start a door to door campaign from March-15 to enrol students in public schools.

    Director of School Education Kashmir (DSEK), Tassaduq Hussain Mir said this while announcing enrolment campaign for Academic Session 2023-24—(KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Telangana: Around 5 lakh students to write Class X exams from April 3

    Telangana: Around 5 lakh students to write Class X exams from April 3

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    Hyderabad: The Xth class examinations will be held from 3rd April to 13th of April throughout the state. The exams will be held from morning 9.30 am to 12.30 pm. However, the duration of the composite course and science papers is from 9.30 am to 12.50 pm.

    4,94,620 students will be appearing in the exams of which 4,85,826 are regular students. The exams will be held in 2652 centers across the state.

    Examinations will be conducted with 6 papers instead of 11 papers. Hall tickets will be dispatched to all the schools in the state from the 24th of this month and also be available on the official website.

    The government has already issued guidelines for the smooth conduct of the exams. The DEOs have completed the verification of infrastructure facilities in the examination centers.

    Appointment of examination personnel, flying squads, distribution of confidential material to storage points, and other logistics like arrangement of CCTV cameras in all the examination centers, and issuing identity cards to all the personnel appointed for examination duties are completed.

    The Health Department will depute one ANM at each examination center along with ORS packets and first aid kits on all the days of examinations. The TSRTC will run more buses on time to enable the candidates to reach the examination centres, a press release informed.

    The electricity department will provide an uninterrupted power supply during preparation days and during the examination period, it further said.

    Meanwhile, chief secretary Santhi Kumari held a video conference with the District Collectors and DEOs and instructed them to coordinate with the police for Bandobust at all the examination centers and for providing escorts to the vehicles for the transportation of confidential material.

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  • NSP Pre-Matric Scholarship 2023 For Minority Students Registration – TheNewsCaravan

    NSP Pre-Matric Scholarship 2023 For Minority Students Registration – TheNewsCaravan

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    National Scholarships Portal is one-stop solution through which various services starting from student application, application receipt, processing, sanction and disbursal of various scholarships to Students are enabled. National Scholarships Portal is taken as Mission Mode Project under National e-Governance Plan (NeGP)

    Pre-Matric Scholarship 2023 Scheme under the Ministry of Minority Affairs (MOMA)

    Notification regarding application for the Pre-Matric Scholarship (Fresh and Renewal) for the year 2023 has been issued by the Ministry of Minority Affairs (MOMA), Govt of India. Students of minority category up to 10th class can apply for pre-matric scholarship 2023 till October to November Month (Every Year). The MOMA Pre-Matric Scholarship 2023 is for students who belong to minority communities like Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and studying in Pre-secondary classes in govt or private schools. Including residential govt institutions and eligible private institutions notified by the State Govt and the UTs.


    Scholarships for the Pre-matriculation level are awarded to parents of minority communities to encourage them to send their children to school and reduce the burden of finance on schooling. The main objective of this scheme is to encourage students belonging to minority communities to study. In this article, we are providing you complete information about the Pre-Matric Scholarship for Minority. Please read the entire article carefully until the end.

    Pre-Matric Minority Scholarship 2023

    MOMA Pre-Matric Scholarship Scheme for Minority-: As we told you above, the Ministry of Minority Affairs (MOMA), Govt of India, has issued a notification regarding the application for Pre-Matric Scholarship for the academic year 2023. All interested and eligible students and students can apply online under this scheme. For this, they have to visit the official website of the National Scholarship Portal at https://scholarships.gov.in/.


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    Last Date to Apply Online for Minority ScholarshipOctober (Every Year)
    Last Date to Apply for Renewal ScholarshipOctober (Every Year)

    Eligibility Criteria-:

    Alpsankhyak Chatravriti Yojana Eligibility – To apply under this scholarship scheme, students have to fulfill the following criteria:

    • The pre-matric scholarship will be given to those students belonging to minority communities such as Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, (Parsis) and Jains and studying in classes 1 to 10.
    • To be eligible under this scheme, students have to score more than 50% in the last final exam.
    • The annual income of the parent/guardian of the student should not exceed one lakh rupees from all sources.
    • Under the Minority Scholarship Scheme, the scholarship will be given to two students from one family.
    • A 30% scholarship is reserved for girl students. In case of not having a sufficient number of students, these will be provided to the eligible male students.

    Scholarship Amount-:

    Pre-Matric Minority Scholarship Scheme Amount – Selected students will be awarded Pre-matric scholarship for the entire duration of the course. While maintenance allowance will be given for 10 months in an academic year. The scholarship rate is mentioned below:

    (1) Admission fee from class VI to X:

    • Hostel: Rs 500 per year
    • Day Scholars: Rs 500 per year

    (2) Tuition fees from class VI to X:

    • Hostel: Rs 50 per month
    • Day Scholars: Rs 50 per month

    (3) Maintenance allowance is payable for a period not exceeding 10 months in an academic year:

    • (Class I to V) Hostel: Neil | Day Scholar: Rs 100 per month
    • (Class VI to X) Hostel: Rs 600 per month. Day Scholar: Rs 100 per month

    Terms and Conditions-:

    1. If a student fails to achieve 50% marks in the annual examination except for the unavoidable reasons notified by the Principal / Competent Authority of the school, the award will be discontinued.
    2. Students should be present regularly, for which yardstick will be decided by the competent authority of the school.
    3. Will certify the student’s claim of being an external student residing in the hostel of the school/institute/ school concerned.
    4. The migration of a student from one school/institution to another will not normally take place during the academic year except in exceptional circumstances.
    5. If the student violates any other terms and conditions of school discipline or scholarship, the scholarship may be canceled.
    6. The scholarship will be canceled on receipt of scholarship by a student by furnishing the wrong details/certificate.
    7. The course fee/tuition fee and maintenance will be credited to the student’s bank account through the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) mode.
    8. Candidates who have been selected under this scholarship scheme will not be allowed to avail benefits under any other scholarship scheme for the same purpose.

    Pre-matric Minority Scholarship 2023 Apply Online

    How to Apply Online for Pre-Matric Scholarship Scheme 2023 for Minority – The concerned State Govt / Union Territory Administration announced the scheme by placing advertisements in leading language newspapers and local dailies and using other appropriate promotional media. Offline applications will not be accepted for this scholarship scheme.

    1. All applications can be uploaded on the National Scholarship web portal of the Government of India, i.e. on scholarships.gov.in. Students can also get the scholarship link from minorityaffairs.gov.in.
    2. The concerned State Government/UT Administration will supply the application forms.
    3. Authorization with the required documents must be received back within the stipulated time.
    4. All necessary documents should also be attached with the application form.
    5. In this way, you can avail of this scholarship scheme by applying online for the MOMA Pre-Matric Minority Scholarship Scheme 2023.

    Required Documents-:

    • Self Attested Passport Size Photo of candidates with signature
    • Student Aadhaar Card Copy
    • Applicant’s family income certificate
    • Minority certificate
    • Current Course Year Fee Receipt
    • Bank account proof in the student’s name
    • Certificates of the previous examination which is a must.
    • Proof of permanent address is also required along with the application form.

    Scholarship Renewal-:

    Scholarship Renewal Process – Scholarship will be renewed during the next academic year of the course on the production of a student scoring 50% marks.

    Documents required for renewal – Acknowledgment Receipt of Scholarship received last year duly computed by the Principal of the Head of School of the Institute.

    Helpdesk & Contact-:

    • Office Address: 11th Floor, Paryavaran Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi (110-003)
    • Helpline Number: 1800-112-2001
    • Email ID: prematric-mma@nic.in
    • Fax Number: 011-24364279

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    ( With inputs from : www.TheNewsCaravan.com )