The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) published the 2024 Global Education Monitoring Report: Gender report – Technology on her terms in France in 2024. The report
Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister M Y Ghorpade today said the Karnataka State Government was contemplating amendments to the Karnataka Panchayat Raj Act in order to give more powers to the
India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are among the 23 countries which have been invited by World Bank to join the "Education for All Fast track" to help developing countries meet the millennium development
The Pakistan economic survey 2001-02, released, has estimated the literacy rate at 50.5 per cent, registering an increase of over one per cent from the last year's figure of 49 per cent. The survey,
The bright future promised by the Madhya Pradesh government after it planned to set up an industrial estate in early 1980s, is still to be realised by large mass of local people in Bhind district.
The Madhya Pradesh Government has constituted the State Advisory Board of Education to advise the government on how to provide quality education at all levels, in all disciplines and make it
The proposed purchase of 1,000 new CNG buses by the Delhi Transport Corporation has run into rough weather following objections raised by the Finance Department. the Department has taken a serious
The finance minister, Abdul Rahim Rather, has stressed the imperative need of strengthening the Panchayati Raj System in Jammu & Kashmir. The elected representatives of Panchayats are fully aware of
The pre-project works of 'Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan' (SSA), the Central Government-sponsored new education system in Kerala, is unlikely to achieve its mission within the stipulated time. SSA introduced
In its endeavour to achieve total literacy by the year 2005 as part of Akshara sankranti, the Khammam district administration has succeeded in implementing total literacy in 204 villages. A total of
The number of village panchayats in the States can be reduced from the present 12,619 to about 10,000 by reconstituting or regrouping them, the second State finance commission has suggested. The
