- Wednesday, 10 August 2022
Engineering sector should be made more useful: Minister Karki
Minister for Communications and Information Technology Gyanendra Bahadur Karki spoke of the need to make the engineering sector more creative, professional and useful.
2022 Foreign Minister’s Commendation to JUAAN
JUAAN has been committed to supporting Nepali students’ study in Japan and building a network after their return.
KU to begin Masters in Media Studies
The Kathmandu University (KU) has launched Masters in Media Studies Programme this academic year.
EU Delegation's orientation to 60 Nepali students receiving scholarships
This year 60 Nepali students have received the scholarship, which is higher compared to last year when 49 students were awarded.
NA constructs school building as part of CMR plan
The Nepal Army constructed and handed over a building of the Janakalyan Secondary School at Jhapa rural municipality-7, Madargachh.
Four-bed health centre in government school
A community school in Tulsipur sub-metropolis-4 of Dang has established a four-bed health centre targeting the school students. The Gurujajur Secondary School has invested 400,000 rupees to bring a four-bed health centre into operation in the school premises.
MUS discusses status of education in Madhes
Madhesi Unity Society (MUS), a global organisation of Madhesi diaspora, held an interaction on the status of education in Terai-Madhes in Kathmandu on Thursday. Participating in the programme chaired by the society's founder Dr. R
Educationists honoured with awards
By A Staff Reporter, Kathmandu, July 28: Different national and international educationists have been honored with awards established in the name of the first President of Nepal Dr. Ram Baran Yadav, and the former president of India Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.The awards were handed over on the occasion of the fourteenth international educational conference held in Nepal.President International Education Award is given in the name of president Yadav and the Outstanding International Education Award in the name of president Kalam.The honour was given to educational experts, principals, educators, and education journalists from different countries including Nepal and India. Pampha Bhusal, Minister of Energy, Water Resources, and Irrigation, presented the award on Wednesday amidst a ceremony jointly organised by Himakshara named international organisations of India and Shikshalaya National Monthly of Nepal. At the programme, Minister Bhusal said that it is necessary to practice international learning in Nepal's education sector. She emphasized the need to institutionalise the efforts made in Nepal for quality education and provide access to universal education.
More than 4,000 girl students obtain 3.6 to 4GPA
A total of 4,352 girl students have received 3.6 to 4 GPA (Grade Point Average) in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) of the year 2078. Similarly, 5,281 boy students have obtained 3.6 to 4 GPA.
SEE results to be published today
The National Examinations Board is all set to publish the results of this year's Secondary Education Examinations (SEE) at 3.00 pm today.
Discussion between Education Minister and professors
Minister for Education, Science and Technology, Devendra Poudel, on Tuesday held discussion with office-bearers of Nepal University Teachers Association regarding padlocking of the university and delay in appointment of Dean at the Open University, among others.
TU Examinations Controller fined for concealing information
Issuing a press statement on Tuesday, the National Information Commission said a division bench of Chief Information Commissioner Mahendra Man Gurung and commissioner duo Kamala Oli Thapa and Ratna Prasad Mainali decided to fine Joshi as per Clause 32 (1) of the Right to Information Act, 2007.
Rato Bangala holds triple certification programme
26 students received the PTTP certification, 18 teachers and school leaders of BHCH got the certificates while 25 early childhood teachers from 10 schools in Lalitpur received their certificates in the ceremony held on July 17
