Friday, February 4, 2011

Kolkata's model of inclusive education

Kolkata's model of inclusive education

Kolkata's model of inclusive education

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The Right to Education Act says 25 per cent of seats at the nursery level in all private schools should be reserved for children from economically weaker sections.

Man kills mother over property dispute

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Enraged over his mother not agreeing to sell their house, a drunken man strangled his 80-year-old mother and then slammed her head on the floor in Mongolpuri in northwest Delhi, police said on Friday. The man has been arrested.

BA student found hanging in Delhi college

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A 21-year-old BA student was found dead under mysterious circumstances in a college in north-west Delhi this afternoon with his family alleging that he was murdered and hanged by the family of girl with whom he had a relationship.

25 crores for Bangalore's Statue of Liberty

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Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa today announced a special fund to encourage litterateurs and setting up of an Rs 25 crore idol with potential to become a Bangalore landmark.

Fractured skull after being raped on local train

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One person was arrested in connection with the alleged rape of a 23-year-old woman passenger of a local train, who was seriously injured in the incident and continues to battle for her life.

All that glitters is Siddhivinayak

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Next time you visit the Siddhivinayak temple, you may get awestruck by its new-found golden glitter. For, the 32 copper kalashes, surrounding the main kalash in the temple, have got a dazzling new-look the pots have been coated with gold.

Government to rein in nursery schools

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After pre-primary schools in the city made merry charging exorbitant fees, parents being weighed down by their toddler's education can finally hope for some reprieve. The state government has finally taken the first step toward reining them in. Having gone through several complaints, the undersecretary of the state education department has written a letter to the director of school education (primary and secondary), seeking information on the number of primary, secondary and higher secondary schools running nursery sections on their premises.

You can buy footwear at this police bunker

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Bunkers were put up close to the German Bakery and the nearby Chabad House to aid the police in remaining ever-vigilant in sensitive Koregaon Park. But at a time when the German Bakery blast anniversary is 10 days away, the reality is that the police are often missing from the bunkers even as illegal chappal stalls leaning on to these sandbag structures do roaring business.
Posted by Harshad at 9:41 PM

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