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Maharashtra Govt to Reconsider Board Exams, Alternative Assessment Mode Might be on Cards
We are reviewing the situation. A decision in this regard will be taken in the next few days after discussions with the Chief Minister, said Gaikwad.
Billie Jean Cup: Indian Team Leaves for Latvia Tie on April 16 and 17
Four members of the Indian team left for Latvia's capital for Billie Jean Cup while Sania Mirza and Ankita Raina will join the team in Riga from Dubai.
Covid-19: No Plan to Curtail Train Services, Number Will Be Increased on Demand, Says Railways
Railway Board Chairman Suneet Sharma assured the passengers that there is no dearth of trains and the railways is ready to put them into service on a short notice.
Sathiyan Gnanasekaran Continues Good Run in Polish Superliga
Sathiyan Gnanasekaran continued his good run in the Polish Superliga by winning his eighth league match on Wednesday night.
Unprecedented 4 Indian Sailors Set for Tokyo after Vishnu, Ganapathy-Varun Pair Qualify for Olympics
In a historic first for India, four sailors from the country will compete at this year's Olympics after Vishnu Saravanan and the pair of Ganapathy Chengappa and Varun Thakkar made the cut after Nethra Kumanan.
India Leads Globally with Average of More Than 34 Lakh Covid-19 Doses Given Per Day
Cumulatively, 9,01,98,673 vaccine doses have been given so far through 13,77,304 sessions, according to a provisional report till 7 am.
VIT Admissions Open for BSc Hons Agriculture
Candidates who are filling the form will have to pay Rs 600 as the application fee.
Students Facing Consequences of Mistake They Have Not Committed: Modi on COVID-led Shutdown
"Loss of an entire year at a young age is like a void in the foundation of a tall building,” said Modi while replying to a question aon impact of lockdown
Sergey Lavrov Says Production of Indian Vaccine in Russia Can't be Ruled Out
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Russia has close cooperation with India on vaccines to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
As Covid Spreads Rapidly, Centre Says Next 4 Weeks Critical, Seeks People's Participation to Fight Menace
NITI Aayog's Dr VK Paul said the pandemic situation has worsened with a sharp rise in cases and a large part of the population is still susceptible to the virus.
Bible Being Taught to Children of Women Prisoners, Curb Role of NGOs: NCPCR Report
Under the section ‘Problems identified during the visits and issues observed in jails’, a report by the commission says several Bibles were found in creche facilities.
Swimming National Team May be Moved to Delhi Due to Covid-19 Restrictions in Bengaluru
The Swimming Federation of India (SFI) plans to shift Uzbekistan-bound 13-member national team to Delhi from Bengaluru in case swimming pools don't reopen on Tuesday.
Delhi University asks students to Avoid Physical Presence, says "Stay Home or in Hostel"
Entry will be restricted inside faculty of science, faculty of arts, hostels, halls etc. No outsider will be permitted to enter.
Delhi University Recruitment 2021: Applications Reopen for 1145 Non-Teaching Posts
The application process was closed on March 16, however, it has been re-opened. Now, candidates can apply till April 28.
Maharashtra to Promote Students from Classes 1 to 8 Without Exams, Decision on Classes 9, 11 Soon
Maharashtra Board yet to take a decision for Classes 9 and 11. For Board classes HSC and SSC, exams will be held as per schedule.
Exports Jump 58.23% to $ 34 Billion in March; 7.4% Dip in 2020-21
Exports during April-March 2020-21, however, dipped by 7.4 per cent to USD 290.18 billion compared to USD 313.36 billion in 2019-20, the data showed.
