Nagaland smashes border to spread education: Report
Kohima/IBNS: Nagaland’s Pangsha remains one unique region where it houses students from India and Myanmar’s sides of the border under the same roof of a school, media reports said. Dan …
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Afghan girls and women made focus of International Education Day: UNESCO
New York: Barring girls and young women from classrooms in Afghanistan could wipe out huge gains made in education and create “a lost generation”, the UN’s educational and cultural organization, …
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Ontario’s top five researchers are awarded John Charles Polanyi Prizes
Recognizing the province’s leading researchers for their work in the fields of chemistry, economic science, literature, physics, and physiology/medicine. Each year, the Ontario government celebrates five individuals with the John Charles …
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Poorest learners benefit the least from public education: UNICEF
Governments are not investing enough in those children who need education the most, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said in a report published on Tuesday, calling for equitable financing to …
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Suspension of women’s education in Afghanistan is against Islamic values: eminent Islamic Scholar
Kabul/IBNS: Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed El-Tayeb, the Grand Imam of al-Azhar University, has described the recent decision taken by the Taliban government in Afghanistan to ban women from studying in universities …
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Sona Business Incubation Centre of Salem’s IIT-Madras incubates BTech Mechatronics graduate innovation
Chennai/IBNS: An innovation by a budding entrepreneur is all set to digitize textile designing in India and minimise production costs and save time, which would help revive the handloom sector. …
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Dr. Moinuddin, a Madrasa background student overcomes hurdles to be an agricultural scientist
IBNS: Education is the key to progress, prosperity and success and some try to overcome all barriers to change their life stories. One such story is of Dr. Moinuddin who …
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Keeping Students in Class Act has been introduced by Ontario
Ontario has established a fair and fiscally-responsible four-year collective agreement with Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) education workers across the province by introducing today ‘Keeping Students in Class Act’ that …
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A 5-day strike notice has been issued by Ontario education workers before negotiations resume
Five days’ notice of a potential provincewide strike has been reportedly given by the union representing about 55,000 Ontario education workers. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) representing staff …
Read More About 55,000 Ontario education workers to be in legal strike position effective Nov 3
Toronto: About 55,000 education workers in Ontario, including custodians, early childhood educators, and administration staff, will reportedly be in a legal strike position as of Nov. 3, the Canadian Union …
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