SCHOOL TRIPS
NEET Paper Leak: How Bali trip and swanky school building led CBI to Hazaribagh school principal's doorstep
The CBI is investigating Oasis School in Hazaribag and its principal, Ehsanul Haque, for alleged involvement in the NEET-UG paper leak. The investigation focuses on the school's rapid growth, Haque's role as a city coordinator, and his suspicious trip to Bali. Officials are examining his financial transactions and connections to the Bihar paper-leak gang.
Summer Getaways: Delhites rush to these refreshing destinatons amid heatwave and school holidays
During the school holidays, many are flocking to cooler hill stations to escape the heat, with redBus reporting a significant increase in holiday travel bookings. Destinations like Manali, Shimla, and Dharamshala are top choices, offering not just relief from the heat but also opportunities for activities like trekking and sightseeing. Families and solo travelers are opting for road travel, drawn by the flexibility and adventure of bus journeys.
Defying West, Russia's Putin due to meet Xi Jinping in Beijing
Putin's two-day mission - the first visit of his new term - is expected to highlight the pair's vaunted "no limits" partnership in defiance from pressure from the United States over Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
A taste of Europe trip at half the cost: How to plan Kazakhstan or Georgia or Azerbaijan or Uzbekistan or Kyrgyzstan trip for Rs. 1 lakh
A clutch of countries in the south of Caucasus and Central Asia provide a whiff of Europe without snapping your budget. Within sniffing distance of Europe and straddling the Eurasian cusp, these are perfect destinations as they combine unsurpassed natural beauty with cultural overdose. Detailed budget and itinerary for Kazakhstan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan trips this summer. Happy holidays!
Kangana Ranaut slams trolls for spreading ‘shameful’ rumours of her eating beef, gets schooled by netizens!
On Monday, the 'Tanu Weds Manu' actress took to X (formerly Twitter) to address and condemn trolls spreading baseless rumors about her dietary habits, particularly accusing her of consuming beef and red meat. However, she was lambasted by netizens who shared screenshots of her old tweets which talked about her relishing red meat and other non-vegetarian dishes.
Why time is running out across the Maldives' lovely little islands
In the Maldives, a nation of contrasts emerges between the bustling capital of Malé and the quiet, depopulating outer islands. As residents migrate to urban centers for better opportunities, the government faces challenges of urban development and environmental impact. Amidst this evolution, individuals navigate personal journeys and sacrifices for a brighter future.
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Schooling financial agents on 'saving money' takes poll position
To avoid delays, inconvenience, and a brush with the law, field officials and BCs are being told to put on their best behaviour, besides being “strongly discouraged” to carry cash beyond Rs 50,000 during the weeks of the election.
From struggle to stardom with RCB: Heady story of accidental leg-spinner Asha Sobhana
Asha Sobhana's journey from being selected to the district women's cricket team to signing an RCB contract and impressing with her five-wicket haul in the Women's Premier League showcases her passion, dedication, and talent in the sport. Asha said the RCB contract came to her at the right time as she was toying with the idea of quitting the game because of no recognition even after toiling in domestic cricket for well over a decade.
Trekking, biking, paragliding … Adventure tourism starts peaking as Indians seek thrills
Revenge tourism is evolving into adventure tourism. But poor safety & security practices and infrastructure issues threatened to throttle the segment before it takes shape.
The more things change on Park St,the more they...
In the special zone of Park Street and Free School Street in Kolkata, there were two sides to the street - the I-Have-Some-Money Street and the I-Am-Broke-But-So-What? Street. As a child, you could find Hobby Centre, Paragon Toys, and Flurys. As you grew older, Oxford Bookstore and cheaper bars became attractions. On the south side of Park Street, there were pavement kiosks selling tobacco, lighters, perfumes, chocolates, and more. On the north side, there were pavement magazine and paperback sellers. Free School Street led to New Market, where second-hand books and LPs could be found. However, recent changes have seen the shrinking of the pavement magazine spreads and the replacement of old establishments with car dealerships, mobile service purveyors, and shops selling horrible fluffy toys.
Inspiring chronicles of grandmotherland
Every place her grandmother took her to and every activity was geared to fire her imagination about India. It worked, as the stories the child told her grandmother during this all-too-brief holiday reflected her experiences, albeit in ways that even my perceptive friend did not anticipate. And, best of all, she had the foresight to actually write down the wondrous tales that the little girl narrated, replete with elephants and conch shells, unicorns, strawberries and pink clouds.
Hyderabad: Toddler runs towards father, gets crushed under school bus wheels
A 19-month-old child tragically died after being crushed by a school bus in Habsiguda while trying to reach her father. The incident occurred as the family was seeing off an older sibling to school. Despite efforts by the family and locals to protest and demand action, the child succumbed to severe injuries. The driver was charged under Section 304A for negligence causing death, sparking concerns about school bus safety measures.
UK lifts Brexit obstacles for French students
Britain has lifted costly obstacles on school trips post-Brexit, only for students from France. The move follows talks between Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and French President Emmanuel Macron. French and EU nationals at French schools now need a simple identity card for language-learning holidays. Non-EU nationals still need a passport, but London has removed the need for a £115 visa.
High Court orders raising income threshold from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 lakh annually for admission to schools under EWS quota
The Delhi government's Directorate of Education (DoE) shall frame a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for income verification and regular monitoring of the eligibility criteria, it said.
Vir Das shows off congratulatory note from alma mater, thanks teacher for encouraging his dreams for the stage
Das was honoured with the prestigious Emmy Award for his phenomenally successful stand-up comedy programme 'Vir Das: Landing'.
10 Best Travel Backpacks in India To Make Your Trips Easier (2023)
Explore our curated list of the 10 Best Travel Backpacks in India and embark on hassle-free journeys. From spacious designs for treks to stylish options for city getaways, this list covers backpacks catering to every traveler's needs. Explore durable materials, smart compartments, and trendy styles that make these backpacks essential companions for your adventures across India.
Arab leaders press Blinken for Gaza ceasefire hours after school air strike report
In a rare open display of disagreement, the top U.S. diplomat pushed back as he stood next to his Jordanian and Egyptian counterparts at a news conference, saying a ceasefire would only let Hamas regroup and launch more attacks on Israel.
Delhi air turns 'hazardous': Here's what Delhi is doing to halt the air-pocalypse
Delhi pollution: The air quality in Delhi reached the 'severe' zone, leading to the implementation of stage III of the Graded Response Action Plan. Primary schools in Delhi will be closed for the next two days, and older emission standard vehicles are prohibited in certain districts of the National Capital Region. The Air Quality Index (AQI) reached 402, entering the severe category for the first time this season. Stubble burning and unfavorable meteorological conditions are cited as the reasons for the sudden deterioration.
Death of Indian-origin student-athlete in Singapore: Coach failed to check on his health, claims report
An investigation into the death of a 14-year-old Indian-origin student-athlete at the Singapore Sports School has found that there was a safety lapse as his badminton coach failed to check on his well-being before leaving the track. The coach has been served a notice of dismissal. The student-athlete, Pranav Madhaik, had reported feeling unwell after a fitness time trial.
Psychology of anti-vegan bias: Why do many people dislike those who eschew meat & dairy?
Studies indicate that people described as vegan are perceived more negatively, as being less likable and participants in studies report being less open to friendship with vegans than non-vegans, on average.
Japanese city Kumamoto to use robots for encouraging more students to be present at schools; Here’s what happened
Kumamoto educational institutions have acquired two mechanical aides aimed at boosting students' self-assurance in their interactions with teachers and peers.
Kim Jong Un's possible trip to Russia would be a 20-hour journey by rail
Reports suggest that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may travel to Russia soon, potentially for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. If the trip happens, it would be Kim's first foreign travel since the start of the pandemic. Kim is known for using luxury, armored trains for his travels, which are symbols of North Korea's dynasty lore and isolation.
Indian teen dies on unchaperoned school trip to Cambodia: Report
Parents of students at a top school in Singapore are calling for a review of guidelines on overseas excursions after a 17-year-old student died during a trip to Cambodia. Kaira Karmakar, a student at United World College of South East Asia, died in a road accident while on an unchaperoned school trip.
G20 long weekend: Travel companies cheer, but Delhi traders on edge
The upcoming G20 summit in India is proving to be a business opportunity for travel companies as many people are choosing to leave the National Capital Region (NCR) during the event. Travel companies like SOTC and MakeMyTrip have seen a rise in business as a result. However, retailers and traders in the NCR are concerned about the closures and potential loss of sales during the summit.
Dubai private schools: When will they reopen? Holiday dates and academic calendar for 2023-24
Academic Calendar for Dubai's Private Schools - 2023-24: The schools will reopen on August 28th and winter break will start from 11 December 2023.
Heard about micro-schooling? Here is what's that and how it's different from home-schooling or traditional schools
Micro-schooling is a new approach to education that is gaining popularity in India. It offers personalized learning experiences for small groups of students, with a tailored curriculum that allows students to progress at their own pace and explore topics of particular interest to them. Micro-schools also foster collaborative learning, strong relationships with parents, and expand students' learning opportunities beyond traditional textbooks.
Can you trust your ears? AI voice scams rattle US
The biggest peril of Artificial Intelligence, experts say, is its ability to demolish the boundaries between reality and fiction, handing cybercriminals a cheap and effective technology to propagate disinformation.
A traveler's guide when and how much to tip when you are on a trip
Offering guidance on when and how much to tip when you travel, etiquette experts, academics and travelers weighed in with the following advice.
Kriti Sanon goes skydiving for first time, shares video of adventurous trip
Kriti Sanon is holidaying with her sister in Dubai. Recently, she shared a glimpse of the trip.
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