Maharashtra SSC: Drawing Exam Qualified Students Eligible For
Additional MarksMaharashtra SSC or Class 10
students who had previously cleared elementary and intermediate drawing exams will be eligible
for additional marks as per the state board’s existing policies, School Education
Minister Varsha Gaikwad said.
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“SSC students of the 2020-21 batch who have previously cleared their Government Drawing (Elementary and
Intermediate Drawing Exam) remain eligible for additional marks are per board's existing policies,” Ms Gaikwad tweeted.
“Students who qualified in the Elementary Drawing Exam but could not give their Intermediate Drawing Exam
due to the pandemic can avail additional marks based on the grades secured in the Elementary Exam,” Ms Gaikwad added.
Maharashtra SSC or Class 10 students who had previously cleared elementary and intermediate drawing exams
will be eligible for additional marks as per the state board’s existing policies, School Education Minister Varsha
Gaikwad said. Students who had qualified in the elementary exam but could not appear in the intermediate exam
will be given additional marks on the basis of elementary exam grades, the minister said.Recommended: Choose the right
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“SSC students of the 2020-21 batch who have previously cleared their Government Drawing
(Elementary and Intermediate Drawing Exam) remain eligible for additional marks are per board's existing policies,” Ms Gaikwad tweeted.
“Students who qualified in the Elementary Drawing Exam but could not give their Intermediate
Drawing Exam due to the pandemic can avail additional marks based on the grades secured in the Elementary Exam,” Ms Gaikwad added.
Delhi Skill University, Pune Non-Profit To Setup Centres Near Slum ClustersThe DSEU on Tuesday
signed an agreement with Lighthouse Communities Foundation, a non-profit, in this regard at a virtual event.
The Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU) along with a Pune-based organisation
will set up centres near slum clusters here to help youngsters develop skills for better employability,
according to a statement issued by the Delhi government on Wednesday. The DSEU on Tuesday signed
an agreement with Lighthouse Communities Foundation, a non-profit, in this regard at a virtual event,
which was hosted by the varsity, it said.The first four centres, being called 'lighthouses',
will be set up at Kalkaji, Malkaganj, Matia Mahal and Patparganj.
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The statement said at these centres, urban disadvantaged youths will be trained unde
r a sustainable livelihood programme -- 'Lighthouse: Centre for Skilling and Livelihood'.
This is being supported by the Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board, the statement said.
"Through the 'lighthouse intervention', youth in low-income or slum communities will be
able to make more informed life choices and acquire necessary skills for improved employability," it said.
In Pune, the project has successfully placed or facilitated self-employment of 5,500 youths
from disadvantaged communities since the first 'lighthouse' was set up in June 2016, the statement said.
Aam Aadmi Party MLA Atishi, who was a special invitee to the event, spoke of the importance
of such initiatives for urban disadvantaged communities.
"The successful public-private partnership model established in Pune by Lighthouse Communities,
and the Delhi government's vision of an integrated livelihood ecosystem in the city,
have been key in the culmination of this partnership," Ms Atishi said.
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"It is time to take education and skilling to the communities as it is an integral part of the social fabric of our society. It will also ensure that children and youth coming from marginalized backgrounds are not left behind," Ms Atishi said.
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Nagaland Allows High Schools, Colleges To ReopenPhysical classes for students of standard 10 and below will continue to remain suspended and the government would decide on it after August 1.
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Kohima: The Nagaland government on Friday allowed higher-secondary schools and colleges to
reopen from July 26 as it eased restrictions with the third phase of 'unlocking'. Government
spokesperson Neiba Kronu said the third phase of 'unlocking' would start on July 18 and continue
till August 1.The decision was taken at a meeting of the High Powered Committee (HPC) on COVID-19 headed by Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio, he said.
Nagaland began the 'unlock' with the first phase from July 1 to 7, followed by the second phase
from July 8 to 17. The Northeastern state reported 95 new COVID-19 cases on Friday with an
overall positivity rate of 10.83 per cent. The commitee took the decision after taking the views of
the District Task Forces (DTFs), Kronu said.
In this phase, higher-secondary schools and colleges will be allowed to start physical classes from
July 26, the minister said. All the teaching and non-teaching staff have to be inoculated with at least the first
dose or provide COVID- negative report every 15 days, he said. However, no such norm has been announced for the students.
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Any school and college willing to reopen have to take the approval of the respective DTFs, Kronu said.
Physical classes for students of standard 10 and below will continue to remain suspended and the government
would decide on it after August 1, he said.
The government has also decided to welcome tourists who have taken both doses of the COVID-19 vaccines to
Nagaland, he said. Mass gatherings would continue with earlier restrictions of maximum 50 people in halls and up
to 100 people in open spaces, Kronu said, adding that it remains the same for churches and other places of worship.
The committee also decided to compulsorily vaccinate all the state government employees starting with those
working in the state Civil Secretariat and the Directorates, Mr Kronu said. Any employee not willing to get vaccinated
will have to provide a COVID-negative test report every 15 days, he said.
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There is no shortage of COVID-19 vaccine in the state, and therefore we want all government servants to
come forward and get inoculated which will help in fighting the pandemic, Advisor Mmhonlumo Kikon said.
People returning to the state will no more require to undergo COVID test or quarantine if they are fully
vaccinated, he said. However, those who have taken only one dose and at least 15 days have passed
after taking the dose will not require to be tested at the time of entry to the state but will have to undergo
quarantine for seven days, he said. Kikon said that in this phase there would be stricter enforcement of
the norms and violators would be
penalised accordingly.
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