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ASERF News Bulletin on Education |
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E-bulletin No - 33 |
Date: 16th March
– 31st March, 2008 |
Welcome to ASERF
News Bulletin on Education, a free By-Monthly E-Bulletin to keep you
abreast of the relevant and latest Educational - news, views and policy
research - from |
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Aspects |
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Education infrastructure is lagging behind: “The penultimate year's budget presented by the
United Progressive Alliance Government before the 2009 general elections come
knocking, has tried to give an even layer of butter to the national bread,
including the social sector; health and education included. But, the latter
seems to have missed out considering what late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had said; out of every rupee that goes to
rural India, only 17 paise manages to reach there”..………… |
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News |
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All-party meet sought on school education ·
Aligarh Muslim University to implement UGC measures
· Most colleges in Valley are without permanent faculty · Executive education on the rise ·
Farmers want to spend acquisition money on children’s
education ·
Freedom in policy and in practice ·
Govt. school students to get free coaching for competitive
exams · Higher education in 15 states below national average ·
Improving higher education: Semester system in graduation
courses
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India, China Pact on Higher Education Unlikely · India needs urgent educational reforms ·
India seeks Swedish cooperation in higher education · HRD plans to allow varsities to set up KVs
on campus · IITs and IIMs to Offer Online
Education · Intel Donates 300 PCs for Use
in Govt.-Run Schools in Chhattisgarh |
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Analysis/Opinion/Innovative Practice |
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· Delhiites doubly well off than average Indian ·
Wimax: It Is’nt Just About Numbers ·
Madhyamik syllabus to shed flab ·
Mars & Venus in the classroom ·
Pratap Bhanu Mehta on the state of
higher education |
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Resources |
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Delhi eye on Tibetan schools ·
Different Universities, one course soon ·
DU reopens doors for retired teachers |
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Announcement |
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Apeejay Stya Education Research
Foundation (ASERF),
has instituted ‘Dr Stya Paul Young Educationist
Award’ for honouring Young
Educationists who have demonstrated their potential by making an impact on
Indian education. A Citizen of India
below the age of 45 years, who has published books, research papers in Indian
or international journals on any aspect of Indian education such as Early
Childhood education, elementary education, teacher education, higher
education, technical and professional education, is eligible for
consideration for the award. The published work should be such as is
indicative of the author’s original contribution to the advancement of
educational thought or improvement in educational practices in the Indian
context. The Award comprise a cash
amount of Rs. 50,000/-, a robe of honour and citation. ASERF invites
application from the eligible scholars for the Award of the year 2008. The
prescribed format along with the terms and conditions can be downloaded from
the ASERF Website http://aserf.org.in or obtained from ASERF’s office. |
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Partnership |
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Dear Partners, The
Apeejay Stya Education
Research Foundation (ASERF) invites news, articles, resource material,
opinions and analyses on relevant educational issues in the Indian context
that can be highlighted in our weekly e-bulletins and on the ASERF portal. We request if you
could spare a few moments of your valuable time to have a look at our website
and guide us on our regular initiatives. Aditya Berlia Dr.
Mithilesh Kr Singh Director, ASERF
Editor,
ASERF E-bulletin |
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