Delhi government schools News

Alumni of various Delhi govt schools visited Manish Sisodia's residence Sisodia resigned from the Delhi Cabinet on Tuesday Manish Sisodia was arrested by the CBI on Sunday evening

A scam of Rs 1300 crore has been claimed in the construction of classrooms in Delhi government schools. This claim has been made by the Vigilance Directorate of Delhi Government. The Vigilance Directorate has submitted a report to the Chief Secretary.

A big scam has come to fore ahead of Delhi MCD elections. There has been a big disclosure in the Vigilance investigation of Delhi Government Schools. According to the investigation, a scam of Rs 1300 crore has been claimed in the construction of Delhi School's Class rooms.

Reviewing the curriculum-related activities at a government school, Sisodia said that the confidence in students have gone up and that they now have a "vision to improve their careers."

About 66 per cent of the government schools in Delhi do not teach science subjects while about 19 per cent do not teach commerce subjects in the classes 11th and 12th, as per PTI report.

Delhi's Education department will hire retired principals and vice principals of government schools as in-charge of NIOS They will also be tasked with framing a centralised time table for running classes and ensuring quality teaching the engaged coordinators will also have to achieve the benchmark of at least 70 per cent pass percentage in the NIOS examination

KCR visited govt schools and a Mohalla clinic in Delhi. Telangana CM also discussed politics with his Delhi counterpart. KCR earlier met SP chief Akhilesh Yadav today.

The Delhi government has decided to reopen the schools and colleges that were closed due to high pollution. Now schools and colleges will open in Delhi from 29 November.

The lessons are being conducted against the backdrop of increased usage of gadgets and exposure to social media during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sisodia inaugurated the online training programme being conducted in collaboration with noted badminton player Pullela Gopichand's sports foundation. "Physical and mental development are inter-linked. Today, when our children are not able to step out, it has become the need of the hour to introduce the concept of physical literacy," said Sisodia. Pullela Gopichand said his coach Hamid Hussain did not teach him much about the sport but he taught him how to love the sport.

Under the 'Learning with human feel' scheme, the Delhi government has taken a few steps to further cement the relationship between students and teachers.

The salaries would go up from Rs 21,000 to Rs 34,000, from Rs 18,000 to Rs 33,000 and from Rs 16,000 to Rs 32,000 a month, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said.

In a campaign called “Break the Bloody taboo”, NGO Sacchi Saheli, which started with imparting these lessons in slums, will now conduct 'period talks' for teenage girls in 70 government-run schools where questions around menstruation will be answered.

Terming as poor the quality of education and infrastructure in government schools here, the Delhi High Court today questioned the AAP government whether its bureaucrats are willing to send their wards to such institutions.

It's a good news for guest teachers in Delhi government schools.

After education was given a lion share to education in AAP government's annual budget, the process to change the face of government schools in Delhi seems to have begun.

Primary classes in Delhi government schools will not be held for three days from January 21 to 23 due to cold weather conditions here.