Key Role In Tamil Nadu Syllabus Reform Chennai, June 30, 2026: Former ISRO scientist Mylswamy Annadurai, best known for his role in India’s Chandrayaan-1 mission, has been appointed chairman of Tamil Nadu’s curriculum design committee. The move is expected to draw attention from students, teachers and parents as Tamil Nadu prepares major changes to its state board syllabus under the State Education Policy 2025. Annadurai replaces State Plan
Key Role In Tamil Nadu Syllabus Reform Chennai, June 30, 2026: Former ISRO scientist Mylswamy Annadurai, best known for his role in India’s Chandrayaan-1 mission, has been appointed chairman of Tamil Nadu’s curriculum design committee. The move is expected to draw attention from students, teachers and parents as Tamil Nadu prepares major changes to its state board syllabus under the State Education Policy 2025. Annadurai replaces State Plan
Parents and students in Kalaburagi have demanded urgent safety action after ceiling plaster collapsed inside a classroom at a Government Girls Pre-University College, injuring five students and raising fresh concerns about the condition of the building. The incident happened while classes were underway. Reports said more than 80 first-year PUC Commerce students were inside the classroom when a portion of the ceiling plaster suddenly fell.
Parents and students in Kalaburagi have demanded urgent safety action after ceiling plaster collapsed inside a classroom at a Government Girls Pre-University College, injuring five students and raising fresh concerns about the condition of the building. The incident happened while classes were underway. Reports said more than 80 first-year PUC Commerce students were inside the classroom when a portion of the ceiling plaster suddenly fell.
With temperatures rising sharply in the national capital, student safety has become a major concern for authorities. To tackle the impact of the ongoing heatwave, schools in Delhi have been directed to implement new measures aimed at preventing dehydration and heat-related illnesses among students. Under the new guidelines, all government, aided, and private schools must introduce a “water bell” system. This involves ringing a bell every 45 to 60 minutes to remind students to dr
With temperatures rising sharply in the national capital, student safety has become a major concern for authorities. To tackle the impact of the ongoing heatwave, schools in Delhi have been directed to implement new measures aimed at preventing dehydration and heat-related illnesses among students. Under the new guidelines, all government, aided, and private schools must introduce a “water bell” system. This involves ringing a bell every 45 to 60 minutes to remind students to dr
Rising heatwave conditions across India have prompted several state governments to revise school timings to protect students from extreme temperatures. Authorities are increasingly shifting classes to early morning hours to ensure that children are not exposed to harsh afternoon heat, which can lead to dehydration, fatigue, and other health issues. In Uttar Pradesh
Rising heatwave conditions across India have prompted several state governments to revise school timings to protect students from extreme temperatures. Authorities are increasingly shifting classes to early morning hours to ensure that children are not exposed to harsh afternoon heat, which can lead to dehydration, fatigue, and other health issues. In Uttar Pradesh