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    Congress slams govt over delay in Class 6 textbooks, says ministry sabotaging education of children

    Congress criticized the Centre for delaying the publication of new Class 6 textbooks, accusing the Education Ministry of "sabotaging" children's education. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh highlighted that the National Syllabus and Teaching Learning Material Committee hasn't finalized the textbooks, causing a delay that could extend for two months

    Singapore is making life tougher for global talent

    Singapore's 2022 points-based employment pass system, requiring a salary minimum for overseas employees, may affect its business hub status. It addresses local job concerns, crucial for the People’s Action Party's election prospects. The American Chamber mentions US firms' talent shortage. Ministry of Manpower notes local job growth and non-resident employment drop in 2024.

    Development of Class-6 textbooks in final phase, to be available soon: Education ministry

    Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reviewed the development of school textbooks in accordance with the New Curriculum Framework (NCF) at a meeting. The National Council for Educational Research and Training (NCERT) announced new textbooks for Classes 3 and 6 from the 2024-25 academic session.

    Going to work or college is like going to war in Mumbai local: Bombay HC expresses shame over 'cattle-class' situation

    The Bombay High Court criticized Mumbai's railway conditions, emphasizing the Railways' responsibility for passenger safety amid high fatalities from train falls and track crossings. Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya expressed shame over the situation, demanding accountability from officials. The court's scrutiny followed a PIL highlighting inadequate infrastructure and urged urgent measures to address the alarming death toll on Mumbai's suburban trains.

    Why these Chinese working mothers don't want more babies

    A woman leading a financial team earning more than her husband, another pursuing a dream to become a civil servant, and a budding influencer aiming to be the family breadwinner are all young mothers in China who have one thing in common: they are raising one child and don't want another, regardless of their husbands' opinions or the government's incentives aimed at addressing an aging population.

    Which are the best asset classes to own over 1-year, 3-year & 5 years? Nilesh Shah answers

    Nilesh Shah says up to one year, he will recommend an arbitrage fund for a high taxpayer or debt funds, money market funds and short-term bond funds where one could have the limited benefit of a drop in interest rates. Between one to three years, one can go towards longer duration bond funds. Post-budget, one can also look at investment in precious metal.

    • MDL in advanced talks with Defence Ministry for Rs 35,000 crore Kalvari submarine deal

      MDL in advanced talks for a potential ₹35,000-crore deal to acquire three larger, modern Kalvari-class submarines with advanced electronics and propulsion for the Navy, ensuring 60% indigenous content.

      Armee Infotech files papers to garner Rs 250 cr via IPO

      IT infrastructure solutions provider Armee Infotech Ltd has filed preliminary papers with capital markets regulator Sebi to raise Rs 250 crore through an initial public offering (IPO).

      In search of 'decent work'

      Former RBI Dy Guv ​Mohan said India could not break out of lower-income levels without massive employment in low-wage manufacturing. Lack of 'decent jobs' was so acute that Uttar Pradesh had 4      mn applicants for 60,000 constable jobs. India's labour force participation was barely 50% against 78% for Vietnam, 76% for China, and 65% for Indonesia. This underemployed mass could not be employed fully in services. So, it was essential to boost manufactured exports - that alone would produce enough 'decent jobs'.

      Social media reacts to UK PM Rishi Sunak's 'no Sky TV' childhood, video goes viral

      UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's recent remarks about his childhood experiences, including the absence of luxuries like Sky TV, have sparked criticism on social media. Sunak, born to parents of Indian origin, highlighted his family's sacrifices and values of hard work. However, his comments, given his considerable wealth and privileged background, have led to questions about his understanding of ordinary people's struggles. Despite attempts to connect with the public, Sunak's wealth and upbringing continue to be subjects of scrutiny, raising broader debates about privilege and representation in British politics.

      Premiumisation & long haul two best bets for IndiGo: Jinesh Joshi

      What I feel is that if you look at the domestic markets, Indigo's market share is anywhere at about 60% odd and they would have had to innovate to kind of expand a bit more. So, premiumisation and long haul I think these are the two best bets for them. So, I think they are on the right path.

      Canada's Open Work Permit: Eligibilty, advantages and how you can apply

      An open work permit in Canada offers foreign nationals the freedom to work for any employer, unlike a closed permit. It provides flexibility and opportunities in the job market. Eligible individuals, such as international graduates and family members of permanent residency applicants, can apply for this permit. The application process varies based on individual circumstances.

      Canada Explained: A complete guide to Post-Graduation Work Permit

      A Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allows international students from designated learning institutions (DLI) in Canada to work temporarily after graduation for gaining practical experience in their field of study.

      INDIA bloc must function cohesively both in Parliament & outside, says Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge at CWC meet

      Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge emphasized that the Lok Sabha election outcome signifies a rejection of divisive politics and underscored the importance of unity within the INDIA bloc, both inside and outside Parliament. While acknowledging the party's revival, Kharge also highlighted areas where the Congress fell short of expectations and proposed discussions to address these issues. He credited the Bharat Jodo Yatra for boosting Congress's vote share and seats in several states, particularly in Maharashtra. Kharge praised the solidarity within the INDIA bloc and stressed the continuation of cohesive action.

      LS polls: 105 winning candidates' education between class 5 and 12

      About 19% of winning candidates in the recent elections declared their educational qualifications between class 5 and 12, while 77% had graduate degrees or higher, as per the Association of Democratic Reforms. Notably, all 121 candidates who declared themselves illiterate lost. Agriculture and social work were prominent professions among MPs.

      Energy transition, electrification theme to provide big investment opportunity: Nirav Sheth

      We need to look forward to the next big critical event which is budget and I believe that that will set the tone for what India needs to do for the next 5-10 years and I believe that you are likely to see a reasonable level of indirect reforms.

      How I finally entered a $5 trillion money-making venture

      Indrajit hazra talks about how an Allahabad Bank account-holding man-child, at last, felt plugged into the Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers on Dalal Street,

      How Donald Trump's prison sentence could look: Secret Service guard, strip searches, and no hair product

      Details have emerged regarding potential prisons where former US President Donald Trump could be lodged, if he is sentenced to undergo a prison term.

      Who is Britain's likely next prime minister Keir Starmer?

      UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, once a human rights lawyer and later a state prosecutor, is now showcasing the ambition and work ethic needed to aim for Britain's highest political office. At 61, Starmer stands out as Labour's most working-class leader in decades, a nod to his humble beginnings.

      Akola hottest city in Maharashtra at over 45 deg C; district collector imposes Sec 144

      Akola, the hottest city in Maharashtra, recorded temperatures exceeding 45 degrees Celsius over the last two days, according to IMD data. Collector Ajit Kumbhar imposed Section 144 of the CrPC to combat heatwave conditions in Akola.

      Lalu neither worked for welfare of backward classes nor Yadavs: Amit Shah in Bihar

      Union Home Minister Amit Shah has criticized Lalu Prasad, accusing him of not working for the welfare of backward classes or his own caste 'Yadav'. Shah criticized the Congress and the RJD for attempting to rob reservation quotas and give benefits to Muslims. He cited a Calcutta High Court order that cancelled OBC certificates issued in West Bengal since 2010, sparking political debate during the Lok Sabha elections.

      SP goes all out to regain 'real fortress' Azamgarh from BJP

      Azamgarh is indeed known as a political platform for SP to spread its foothold in eastern UP. But BJP grabbed it from SP in the June 2022 byelections after Akhilesh resigned as Lok Sabha MP from here following his win in the state assembly elections.

      IndiGo announces foray into business class after record profit

      IndiGo said that business class will be available on the busiest routes of the country which sees heavy corporate traffic and will be operational before the end of this year. Coming August, around IndiGo’s anniversary, more details on product offering, launch date and routes will be unveiled.

      Family Man actor Manoj Bajpayee on why he doesn't want to be an Ambani

      In a recent interview, actor Manoj Bajpayee shared insights into his lifestyle choices, emphasizing his preference for a middle-class life despite his success. He highlighted the importance of setting personal limits to rein in greed, stating that while human ambition knows no bounds, it's crucial to prioritize essentials like medical expenses and education. Bajpayee expressed pride in his modest lifestyle, preferring peace over the pursuit of excessive wealth. He emphasized that money should be viewed as a by-product of work, not the sole motivation. Despite enjoying luxuries like champagne, Bajpayee values the peace that comes with a simple, grounded life.

      This 'Bird' flew high at Cannes!

      'Bird', featuring Barry Keoghan as a young dad, is an early frontrunner at the Cannes Film Festival with its tough but sweetly fantastical tale of working-class England.

      Bumpy roads vs beautiful flyovers: What's stopping Delhi from becoming a world-class city?

      Delhi's 2023 budget aimed to upgrade 1,400km of roads with Rs 22,000 crore, managed by PWD. Kejriwal's vision led to pilot projects. The 10-year maintenance plan is restructured. Municipal Corporation of Delhi oversees colony roads. Agencies focus on beautification but neglect road repair and signage importance. Tree plantation and road strengthening are prioritized.

      CBSE may declare Class 10, 12 results any time, even before May 20: Board official

      CBSE is set to announce Class 10th and 12th results post-May 20, but it could be sooner. Last year's results arrived on May 12, with about 39 lakh students taking exams from Feb 15 to Apr 2, 2024.

      Kerala SSLC Class 10 Result 2024: How and where to check, download scorecard, passing marks, and other details

      The Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan is set to release the Kerala Class 10th Result 2024 today, May 8. Check your scores online on the official website. The results will be available from 4 PM onwards. Follow the step-by-step guide to access your Kerala SSLC Result 2024. Last year, the overall pass percentage was an impressive 99.70%. Stay tuned for updates.

      Who is Lasse Stolley? German teenager lives on train 24x7, eats, sleeps, works there. Know in detail

      Lasse Stolley is homeless. So, he rides a first-class Deutsche Bahn railcar and travels about 600 kilometers traversing Germany and neighboring European Union countries every day. He sleeps on that train, takes breakfast in the dining car, washes his clothes in the sink of the compartment, and takes a shower in public swimming pools.

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