In Rajasthan, the timetable of both the hospital and the school has changed. The winter session time has been implemented after the summer session is over. The new system has come into force from Wednesday (1 October) and it will continue till 31 March next year.

Changed time in schools

The government has changed the time of schools in the state. Now government schools will start from 9:55 am. Children will have to go to school an hour late as compared to before.

This system has brought relief especially for young children and their parents. The problem of getting ready in the morning cold and fog quickly will be reduced.

The government has made it clear that this new timetable is only for winter. This system will remain in force till 31 March. After this, the old time will be applied again in the summer session.

OPD time changed in hospitals

OPD time will now be from 9 am to 3 pm in government hospitals across the state including the capital Jaipur. OPD will open from 9 am to 11 am on holiday.

The Health Department says that this step has been taken in view of the change in weather and the onset of winter, so that patients are easily and doctors can also get convenient time.

Patients will be comfortable

The advantage of starting OPD from 9 am in hospitals will be that patients will not have to get out in the cold very quickly. Especially patients coming from rural areas will be a little easier for the morning waiting. At the same time, doctors and nursing staff will also get time to serve better.

Changes are necessary according to the season

Every year in Rajasthan, the time of hospitals and schools is changed during winter. This tradition has been going on for the last several years. This change is considered necessary according to the weather so that the common people do not face much trouble.

The Himachal Pradesh government has recently taken an important spread in the field of education. The government has announced the implementation of CBSE courses in 100 senior secondary schools of the state from the next academic session.

The scheme focuses on connecting at least one government school to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in each assembly constituency. The government says that the purpose of this step is to provide better quality education to the students and prepare them for national level competition.

What will be the change with CBSE course?

According to officials, this initiative will give not only students, but also to connect teachers with modern teaching practices and standards of national level examinations. Competition in national level examinations after class 10th and 12th under CBSE syllabus will be easier.

New avenues will be opened for higher education and professional career and teachers will also be able to enhance their skills through new curriculum and training. The government believes that this will strengthen the educational competitiveness of the youth of Himachal and will help them face changing challenges over time.

Preparation for 21st century challenges- government

This step of the Himachal government is being considered important towards the state’s education system to get a new identity at the national level. Educational competition will increase in students, their capabilities will develop and they will be more ready to face the 21st century challenges. The Education Department believes that this change will reduce the gap between rural and urban students and will bring Himachal’s education system to a new height. In the coming years, Himachal Pradesh is expected to include Himachal Pradesh in the country’s leading states in the coming years.

The Bihar government has started a big initiative to make the children of the state technically strong. Now the children of government schools will also get the education which is most important in today’s era, Artificial Intelligence i.e. AI and Digital Skills. The government of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar wants the children of Bihar to step by step with technical changes in the country and the world. More than one crore students from class 6 to 12 of the state will get the benefit of this new scheme. The Education Department has made complete preparations for this and soon after agreement with an agency, this scheme will be started at the ground level. In such a situation, let us know which preparations have been started by the Nitish government, due to which the children of Bihar will become smart from childhood.

What preparations Nitish Sarkar started?

Under the new Nitish government’s new scheme, children will be taught AI through the Digital Education Program of Adobe Company. Also, they will be given other necessary technical information related to computer. Its purpose is not only limited to books, but it is to give such knowledge to children so that their future can be bright.

The education department aims to start this study in some selected schools from 2025-26, then in 2026-27, AI and digital education will be started in all the middle and higher secondary schools across the state in 2026-27, next year,

Changes under new education policy

This entire program has been prepared as per the new education policy 2020. It has given special attention to develop basic technical skills, digital creative, critical thinking and ability to solve problems. Children will benefit many types of benefits from this scheme. Just as technical knowledge will increase, which will lead to good jobs and career opportunities later, children will learn to analyze data, recognize patterns and guess future prospects, as well as the topics such as maths, science and English will also become easier through visual and audio. The learning process will be interactive, the ability to think and understand children will be strong.
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The roof of a classroom of a government school collapsed on Monday in Kakod area of Uniara town of Tonk. Children were present in the school at the time of the accident, but the honor was that the room where the roof fell, was closed a few days ago. If this precaution was not taken in time, a big accident could have happened.

According to the information, as soon as the roof fell, there was chaos in the school. There was an atmosphere of fear among the children studying in the nearby classrooms. The debris of the falling roof reached the nearby room, causing minor injuries to some children. Although all the children are safe now.

On receiving the news of the roof falling, a large number of children’s parents reached the school. Many people accused the school administration and education department of negligence. The parents said that if the safety of children was already ensured, then such a situation would not have happened. After the incident, many children have an atmosphere of fear and they are also hesitating to sit in the classroom.

15 out of 17 rooms of school dilapidated

According to the school administration, there are a total of 17 rooms in this government school, of which 15 are in shabby condition. Many rooms were already closed and locks were locked. But this situation has raised serious questions on the education system. Children’s education is currently being considered safe in a few rooms, which is very uncomfortable.

Officers reached the spot after the incident

As soon as the information of the incident was received, officials of the Education Department, Police and Administration reached the spot. He took stock of the situation and assured the parents of the children that soon the process of repairing or reconstruction of dilapidated rooms would be started.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah strongly condemned the alleged incident of poisoning drinking water in a government school in Hulikatti village in Belgavi district. It has been reported that this act was allegedly carried out to pressurize the transfer of the Muslim Principal. Siddaramaiah called it a ‘heinous act’ inspired by religious hatred and fundamentalism in a post on ‘X’.

Three accused including Shri Ram Sena leader arrested
Siddaramaiah said in a statement, ‘The Principal of the government school in Hulikatti village of Savadatti Taluka in Belagavi district is from the Muslim community. With the malicious intentions to get him transferred elsewhere, Sagar Patil, president of Shri Ram Army, and two others, have been arrested for adding poison to the drinking water of school children. The incident took place about 15 days ago, in which many children fell ill, although no one was reported to have lost his life.

Pubic act inspired by religious fundamentalism ‘ – Siddaramaiah
Describing this act as a ‘serious threat’ for communal harmony, Siddaramaiah said, “Religious fundamentalism and communal hatred can give rise to heinous acts and this incident is a proof of this, resulting in innocent children. How can there be so much cruelty and hatred in the land of refuge? Those who say that ‘compassion is the root of religion’. I do not believe it even at this time.

BJP and right -wing organizations targeted
Targeting the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders and right -wing organizations, he said that those who spread hatred in the name of religion for political gains should be self -conscious.

“Will Shriram army chief take responsibility?”
Siddaramaiah questioned, “Will Pramod Mutalik (Shri Ram Sena Chief) take responsibility for this incident?” Will BY Vijendra take responsibility? Will R Ashok take responsibility? Leaders who always support such socially destructive acts, should now come forward and atone for their sins.

Told all types of bigotry
The Chief Minister warned that all types of bigotry are threats to the society. He said, “All kinds of bigotry and fundamentalism are dangerous for human society. We have formed a special task force to curb hate speeches and communal riots and we are taking all possible legal action against such elements.

Appeal for cooperation from public
Appealing for the support of the public, he said, “To be fruitful of all our efforts, the public should also raise voice against such forces, oppose them and file a complaint.” I still believe that the number of people wishing to live with goodwill is hundred times more than the number of communalists.

Appreciation of police readiness
Siddaramaiah also appreciated quick action of law enforcement officers. He said, “Congratulations to the policemen who failed the nefarious conspiracy of the massacre of children. I am confident that the judicial system will give proper punishment to the culprits who do such heinous acts.

Connecting poison in deliberate water, three arrested
According to police sources, the incident came to light when the health deteriorated in suspicious circumstances after drinking the water provided in the school premises of the children in the government primary school of Hulikatti village. Initial investigation indicated to deliberately contaminate the drinking water source. After police investigation, three people, including local leader of a right -wing group Sagar Patil, were arrested.

Doubt of conspiracy to target religious identity
According to officials, the purpose of this act was to be targeted by the school headmaster due to his religious identity. It is believed that the accused tried to create communal tension in the area by creating such concocted circumstances, which would transfer the headmaster. Now all the affected children are cured.

The SP MLA from Raniganj Assembly in Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh and Deputy Chief Whip Dr. RK Verma in the Assembly, found a PDA school in a government school. A case has been registered against him at Fatanpur police station on the complaint of the Block Education Officer after the MLA started PDA School in Narayanpur Kala of Gaura Block and its video viral.

The police have registered an FIR against SP MLAs RK Verma, Sher Bahadur Yadav, Amarpal Yadav, and unknown persons under sections 329 (4), 189 (2), and 127 (2) of the Indian Code (BNS). Along with this, the school’s headmaster Brijesh Singh has been suspended on charges of negligence, and notices have been issued to two education friends.

What is the matter,

Please tell that the primary school Narayanpur Kala located in Gaura block of Raniganj Assembly of Pratapgarh was closed under the school merger policy. SP MLA RK Verma organized a PDA school in this closed school on Wednesday. It is alleged that the MLA along with his supporters broke the lock of the school gate, gathered children and nearby children, and started the school by putting posters of SP and PDA.

During this time, books, copies, and pencils were distributed to the children, and classes were started with prayer. A video of this event was made viral on social media, after which there was a stir in the Basic Education Department.

Case filed for spreading rumor

On the complaint of Block Education Officer Gaura, the police filed a case against the MLA and his supporters of misuse of government property, illegal entry into school, and spreading rumors against the school merger policy.

ASP (Eastern) Shailendra Lal said that a case has been filed against three people on the complaint of the Block Education Officer. It is alleged that he forcibly entered the school and gathered the children and organized the program. Legal action is going on in the case.

Headmaster suspended, Notice to education friends

In the investigation, the school’s headmaster Brijesh Singh was found guilty of negligence. On the orders of DM, Basic Education Officer Bhupendra immediately suspended him, and departmental inquiry has been initiated. Apart from this, two Shiksha Mitras have been issued a notice to attend the PDA Pathshala event and seek a reply. The BSA said that such events in closed schools under school merger policy are illegal and will be considered as misuse of government property.

After the death of 7 children due to falling of the school roof in Jhalawar, Rajasthan, the government has now taken big action. The Education Department has suspended all 5 teachers of the school. This action has been taken considering the initial negligence in the case.

Let us know that on Friday (July 25), a big accident took place in Jhalawar Piplodi village. Where the roof of the Government High Primary School suddenly collapsed. So far, the death of 7 students in this accident has been confirmed, while many more children are feared to be buried in the debris.

What did Minister Madan Dilawar say?

Meanwhile, Education Minister Madan Dilawar reached Bharatpur on a two -day visit and the Education Minister had to cancel his visit and go to Jhalawar. Talking to the press about this matter, Madan Dilawar said that a government school building has died in Jhalawar district in which seven children have died and about 20 children were injured.

He said that all the injured children are undergoing treatment in the hospital and all the officers have reached there. Principal Secretary of Education Department has left for the spot from Jaipur.

He said that I myself am leaving Bharatpur to go to the spot. Our biggest task is to provide relief to children. In view of the seriousness of the accident, the state government has ordered a high level inquiry.

Government issued approval of Rs 200 crore

State Education Minister Madan Dilawar said in a statement to ANI that “This is a very unfortunate incident in which three children died on the spot, while some injured students are undergoing treatment in the district hospital. All the victims will be treated free of cost by the government.”

Thousands of government schools in Rajasthan are dilapidated, the government has issued approval of Rs 200 crore to repair those school buildings. Education Minister Madan Dilawar has come on a tour of Bharatpur but has left it in the middle and has left for Jhalawar. After this accident, rescue work is going on fast on the spot and administrative officials are keeping an eye on the situation.

In many states of the country, the number of students in government schools is decreasing, while admissions in private schools are increasing continuously. This has become a matter of concern. The Ministry of Education of the Central Government discussed this in meetings with states in March and April. Especially under the overall education scheme, this issue arose while talking on projects of 2025-26.

Ministry officials made it clear that students are migrating from government schools in many states like Maharashtra, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Uttarakhand. In Maharashtra, enrollment in government and aided schools has decreased in 2023-24 compared to 2018-19. In Kerala too, the number of students studying in government schools is decreasing compared to 2022-23.

Statistics from Andhra Pradesh show that out of a total of 61,373 schools, about 73 percent are government, but only 46 percent of the students are in government schools, while in private schools more than 52 percent. Out of 42,901 schools in Telangana, 70 percent of the schools are government schools, but their stake in enrollment is only around 38 percent. At the same time, private schools have more than 60 percent students. The situation in Uttarakhand is also similar, where despite the high number of government schools, enrollment is less.

The Ministry of Education has asked these states to take concrete steps to go to the root of this problem and improve. The ministry said that the demand for private schools has increased after Kovid, as parents have started giving priority to private schools for better facilities and studies.

In Tamil Nadu too, government schools take only 37 percent in enrollment, despite being 64 percent of the total schools, while 46 percent of the students are admitted in private schools. The ministry has emphasized on branding of government schools in this situation so that the number of children there can increase.

Private schools are increasing popularity in young children

Kerala and Maharashtra have talked about cleaning data (through Aadhaar verification) regarding this deficiency, but the ministry is still concerned about this decline. In Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya, enrollment in government and aided schools has also decreased. In union territories like Delhi, Andaman-Nicobar, Ladakh, Puducherry and Dadra Nagar Haveli, admission in private schools is more than government schools.

A senior official of the ministry said that small children have more admission in private schools in classes. We are requesting the states to find out the reasons for this migration and find solutions. The demand for private schools has increased as the parents’ aspirations have increased.

UDISE+ 2023-24 data

According to the data of UDISE+ 2023-24, out of a total of 24.80 crore students in the country, about 9 crore (36 percent) are studying in private schools. This percentage was 33 percent in 2022-23 and 2021-22. It was 37 percent in 2019-20 before Kovid.

This warning of the Ministry of Education states that the government will have to take fast steps to improve the quality of government schools, increase facilities and win confidence, otherwise the government education system can weaken. The challenge for the country is that he can provide equal and good education to all children, especially those families who are out of reach of private schools.

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Education is the right of every child, but in today’s time, this right has become just a facility. On today’s time, all the parents want their children to be admitted in the best school. For this, he also makes every effort, but on today’s time, the burden of school fees of children has become so heavy on his parents that now his shoulder has started bending. But the question is of the future of the pamper, then the parents try better.

Recently, there is a movement going on across the country for the fees of schools. Parents and organizations on social media platforms are going on agitation for the arbitrary fees of private schools. People are meeting the officials in some places. In such a situation, let us know how much there is a difference in the fees of government and private schools.

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The entire education in government schools, the only books in private

If we talk about government schools, then education in more schools is free. Even if fees are going on in any schools, then only 1200 -1300 rupees of the year are paid. Apart from this, if the cost of books and copies is spent overall, then the total expenditure of class 12 in UP government schools will be around Rs 2000-2500. At the same time, when we talk about private schools, then how much can the child read the whole year in a government school, then only books come.

Admission in private schools attacked the pocket of common family

Private schools have taken out such a formula to rob the common people in the name of education that admission of a child in the first class means millions of rupees. In a private school located in Agra, UP, only the books of children studying in the first class are coming to Rs 3500. Just think when the books are 3500, what will be the school fee? Such schools charge four to five thousand rupees a month from the guardian of children studying in the first class. Apart from this, different rough money is taken in the name of admission.

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From Quatter fees to exam charge, at every step Expenditure

On the other hand, when we talk about a well -known school located in Delhi, this school takes Rs 1500 for registration fees, 75 thousand rupees for admission fees. Not only this, the school has different fees for children of Quatter different classes. Also, the exam fees have also been kept separately. This school in Delhi is charging 40 thousand to 45 thousand rupees in the name of Quatteri fees.

Syllabus changing every year, increasing problems

If you drop your child yourself, then it is fine, otherwise private schools charge a short distance to 2000-3000 rupees a month or more. Reports say that every year the syllabus is being changed to financially. Media reports suggest that private school operators take the names of the writers by taking a thick commission from private writers and forces parents to buy courses every year.

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