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Around 300 computer teachers once again protested before shiksha sadan, Sector 5, on Monday demanding a new policy that would provide them employment in the education department.

Work education instructors in Haryana, who have been protesting for their demands to be covered in the Council's By Laws 2013, were forcefully taken into custody by the police. They were released at an unknown location, and during this, a female instructor fell ill. The instructors have been demanding the same benefits as other employees of Samagra Shiksha. They had earlier gone on a fast unto death, which ended after assurances were made but no further action was taken.

Several computer teachers and lab assistants were injured in Panchkula on Tuesday when police tried to stop them from entering shiksha sadan building in Sector 5. The cops used water cannons on as many as 200 protesters, who had plans to enter the education department building seeking fulfilment of their demands.

A 16-year-old boy died after falling off a train on Saturday afternoon.

Employees of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Haryana, called on OSD to CM Bhupeshwar Dayal to discuss their demands related to the Bye-Laws 2013 and Grade Pay. The employees informed Dayal about their demands and were assured that they will receive their due. A delegation is expected to meet ACS Rajesh Khullar regarding the instructors' demands.

Two government-aided girls' schools in West Bengal's Nadia district have no student in their rolls for the last three years but the teachers and other staff are drawing salaries each month.

If you dream to adopt a tiger or an elephant, your wait might end very soon provided you shell out a few lakhs.

With West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education (WBCHSE) looking to support its students for excelling in board exams, the council has decided on a complete overhaul of its syllabus.

Around 300 lab assistants of Haryana protested against the state government near shiksha sadan, Sector 5, on Monday.

PANCHKULA: Haryana Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala on Tuesday laid the foundation stone for the city's first government college for women in Sector 14.

As many as 21 Junior Basic Training (JBT) teachers on Wednesday shaved off their heads to register their protest against the Haryana government for not giving them permanent jobs.

The five-day winter session of four 'pranth' units of Rashtriya Sawayamsevak Sangh organised under the leadership of Sarsanghsanchalak Mohan Bhagwat at Nivedita shiksha sadan concluded on Sunday.

The Haryana Vocational Teachers Association staged a protest in Panchkula on Friday to oppose the decision to include them in Haryana Skill Employment Corporation. They also blocked the road near shiksha sadan for hours, leading to a traffic mess.

For the last nine months, five schools in the city have had a teacher from the US come and teach their children.

Computer teachers, who have been demanding permanent posts in the education department, sat on a hunger strike on Thursday."Hunger strike is the only option left with us.

Work education instructors in Chandigarh, engaged under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, ended their fast unto death after receiving assurances from ACS Rajesh Khullar. Four instructors, including a woman, had been fasting since Sunday to demand inclusion in service bylaws and equal pay. Khullar, authorized by the government, assured full support and accepted their demands. The hunger strike concluded, but the protest will persist until the instructors' expectations are met, as they seek fair treatment akin to other Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan employees.

‘Focus on Careers is more important than Skills’ was the motion of the house at Vidyamandir auditorium for the inter school debate during the launch of Orange Vista, an innovative initiative by IITians and educationists, aiming to empower students to explore different career avenues and enhance their skills on April 28, 2012.

A fortnight after the 5-km stretch of Jessore Road - from Airport Gate No.2.5 to Madhyamgram - underwent a "transformation", it's back to square one for daily commuters.