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GRIT to convene high-level roundtable to enhance learning outcomes

Gandhinagar, March 28: Gujarat Rajya Institution for Transformation (GRIT), a 'Think Tank' set up by the Government of Gujarat, is organizing a high-level "Roundtable on Enhancing Learning Outcomes", in collaboration with GCERT-Department of Education (DOE), Government of Gujarat and UNICEF.

Trinamool raises specific questions to ECI on 'duplicate EPIC numbers'

Kolkata, March 11: The 10-member delegation of the Trinamool Congress MPs which met the full-bench of the Election Commission of India (ECI) on the issue of the bogus voters in West Bengal had raised specific questions to the commission on the duplicate Election Photo Identity Card (EPIC) numbers allegedly in use in the country.

Many party leaders working at BJP's behest: Jharkhand Congress in-charge K Raju

Ranchi, March 9: A day after senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged during his Gujarat visit that several Congress leaders are secretly working for the BJP, in Jharkhand, the party’s national general secretary and state in-charge, K. Raju, expressed similar sentiments and claimed that many leaders and workers in the state were engaged in anti-party activities.

Trinamool Congress to begin door-to-door survey to identify fake voters

Kolkata, March 6: The Trinamool Congress will embark on a door-to-door survey this weekend to identify fake voters included in the state's voters' list. A decision on this count was taken at the first meeting of the party's internal core committee constituted last month to screen the voters' list in West Bengal and identify the bogus voters.

Punjab sets up 278 flying squads for board exams

Chandigarh, Feb 23: To curb cheating in the board examinations for classes 8, 10, and 12 in the state, the Punjab School Education Board (PSEB) has set up 278 flying squads comprising three members each, School Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains said on Sunday.

Feb 22 Resolution: India's unwavering commitment to national sovereignty and territorial integrity

New Delhi, Feb 21: The integration of Jammu and Kashmir into the national framework has been marked by a resolute determination and a strong commitment from the region's populace, despite ongoing attempts by hostile entities to disrupt its socio-political stability. In the late 1980s, Pakistan strategically redirected its militant proxies to incite turmoil in Kashmir, aiming to bolster its narrative of contesting the region's political status on the international stage.

Gujarat: GTU submits report on answer pattern manipulation in nursing exam case

Ahmedabad, Feb 12: Gujarat Technological University (GTU) has submitted a comprehensive report to the Health Department in light of recent allegations concerning irregularities in the nursing examination. The controversy centres on claims that the exam's answer key followed a sequential 'ABCD' pattern, potentially indicating malpractice aimed at favouring certain candidates.

38th National Games: Taekwondo Director replaced over allegations of 'misconduct'

Dehradun, February 4: The Games Technical Conduct Committee (GTCC) of the 38th National Games Uttarakhand has named S Dinesh Kumar as Taekwondo's Director of Competition replacing T Praveen Kumar after strong recommendations by three-member Prevention of Manipulation of Competition (PMC) Committee, according to a press release from Indian Olympic Association.

WADA says, will not appeal against Iga Swiatek's doping ban

Montreal, Jan 20: The World Anti-Doping Agency has said that it will not appeal against the sanctions imposed on Polish tennis player Iga Swiatek, who tested positive for a prohibited substance in August 2024. Last year, on November 28, Swiatek accepted a one-month suspension under the Tennis Anti-Doping Programme, after testing positive for the prohibited substance trimetazidine (TMZ) in an out-of-competition sample in August 2024.

India second in list of banned athletes; AFI officials say it is good dopers are getting caught

Mumbai, Jan 14: India is currently placed second in the list of countries with the most athletes currently ineligible to participate in international events. But the outgoing president of the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) Adille Sumariwala and World Championship bronze medallist Anju Bobby George feel this is actually a good thing that more people are getting caught, which indicates that more testing is being done to catch all the "crooks and culprits".