Education

Vaibhav Surana, a B.Com student at The Assam Royal Global University, achieved the second rank in the SWAYAM July 2025 Semester Examination for the CEC MOOC course, 'Retail Business Management.'

Andhra Pradesh government is working to develop its schools to meet global standards, providing state-of-the-art facilities and quality education. Several government schools in Nellore are being developed to meet corporate standards.

The 1 Arunachal Pradesh Battalion National Cadet Corps concluded its combined annual training camp, training 247 cadets in military-style camp life and disaster preparedness.

Dr Shivaraj, a retired professor of chemistry, has been appointed as the regular vice-chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi University in Arunachal Pradesh. The All Arunachal Pradesh Students' Union welcomes the appointment, addressing a longstanding concern for the student community.

The FKJGP, Garo Hills Zone, has urged the Education department to extend the mid-term break for schools in Meghalaya, citing the extensive workload shouldered by teachers. The FKJGP argued that the intervening break was insufficient for teachers to effectively discharge their academic responsibilities.

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu announced that the Ramakrishna Mission will establish two institutes of higher education in the state to expand access to quality higher education and promote value-based learning.

Assam Cabinet introduces policy changes to encourage private investment in higher education, aiming to expand access to quality institutions and create a skilled workforce.

Uttarakhand becomes the first state in India to abolish its statutory Madrasa Board, replacing it with a Minority Education Authority to regulate educational institutions of all six notified minority communities.

Ngurang Mana presents PhD research on substance use among adolescents in Arunachal Pradesh at international conference.

A review meeting in Papum Pare district identified weak foundational learning, irregular student attendance, and inadequate parental support as key factors behind poor academic performance of government schools. Strategies for improvement were discussed.

The Assam Rifles Public School in Tirap district organised a two-day educational and motivational tour for its students, providing experiential learning and fostering patriotism and cultural awareness.

CBSE relaxes three-language policy for Classes 7-9, allowing students to continue with two foreign languages and one native Indian language. The decision aims to promote language learning while ensuring a balanced learning process.

A job mela in Visakhapatnam is set to bring together over 120 companies offering 6,000 job opportunities. The event aims to cater to various industries.

Borduria-Bogapani MLA Wanglin Lowangdong emphasized the importance of quality education and adequate residential infrastructure in empowering tribal students. He made this statement while inaugurating a newly constructed boys' hostel at Eklavya Model Residential School in Khela, Tirap district.

Retired senior police officer Chukhu Apa has urged youths to work hard towards achieving success in life. Apa made the appeal while attending the Academic and Professional Achievers Award Ceremony organised by the Bengia Welfare Society in Itanagar.

Professors from Arunachal Pradesh attended the 19th biennial conference of the International Association of Special Education in Thimphu, Bhutan, to discuss innovations in special education.

The 1 Arunachal Pradesh Battalion National Cadet Corps is conducting its final combined annual training camp from 24 June to 3 July at Rajiv Gandhi Government Polytechnic College in Itanagar.

Students at a school in East Siang district were made aware of the ill effects of online gaming during an awareness programme. The programme highlighted the potential risks associated with excessive online gaming.

The Maharashtra government postponed the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2026 over allegations of a paper leak, affecting six lakh candidates. A probe has been ordered and a case registered.

A three-day vocational training programme on scientific poultry farming was conducted by the Papum Pare KVK in Itanagar, with over 30 trainees participating. The programme aimed to educate local farmers on poultry farming and reduce dependence on supplies from other states.