 | Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan assures to fill up educational posts by 2023He said that asserting that accountability, people-centric governance and meeting targets before deadline is a hallmark of the Central government under the leadership of PM Modi. |
 | Enthusiasm towards this year's Pariksha Pe Charcha phenomenal: PM Narendra ModiPPC is being organised for the last four years by the Education Ministry's Department of School Education and Literacy. |
 | Patna diaryUnveiling the Taapur massacre memorial, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar said that the massacre was the most fatal one from the pre-independence era after Jallianwala Bagh. |
 | Karnataka government approves funding for design, launch of satellite by studentsThe project has been given 12 months for completion, with a technical experts committee to be setup to monitor its progress. |
 | Teachers bear the brunt as anti-India hate campaign grows in MaldivesThe opposition parties led by former President Abdullah Yameen as they demand an end to the supposed presence of the Indian military in the archipelago. |
 | 37 per cent students in rural areas, 19 per cent in urban not studying at all: SurveySurvey, titled 'Locked Out: Emergency Report on School Education', involving nearly 1,400 students from underprivileged households, was conducted in August in 15 states and union territories. |
 | Union education ministry asks universities to fill up teaching vacanciesOf nearly 18,000 teaching posts in these universities, over a third are vacant, badly hampering the academic activities in these institutions. |
 | About 80 per cent teaching, non-teaching school staff have got at least first Covid jab: MoE officialsThe Ministry of Education (MoE) on Tuesday asked all the states and Union Territories to get the first dose of vaccination completed for all teaching and non-teaching staff during September. |
 | Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reviews status of reopening of schools in countryWhile several states began partial reopening of schools, there was a complete closure again in April this year when an aggressive second wave of COVID-19 hit the country. |
