- Thursday, 29 September 2022
16 districts, including eight in Madhesh province, yet to be declared fully literate
The government launched the 'Literate Nepal Campaign' a decade back, but 16 districts, including eight in Madhesh province, are yet to be declared as achieving the 'fully literate' status.
International Literacy Day being observed today
The 56th International Literacy Day is being observed in Nepal today with the theme 'Transforming Literacy Learning Space'.
Role of teachers stressed for better learning atmosphere
Enhancement in the learning process has been stressed to see better results in the secondary level education results.
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HoR Session: Members draw government's attention to various issues
In a meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR) today, the lower house members expressed their concern over 'politicisation' in Universities and demanded the reforms.
Result of grade 12 made public
The National Examination Board (NEB) has made public the results of grade 12 exams.
NEB meeting begins, Grade 12 results likely to be made public
According to Jung Bahadur Aryal, head of the administration division of the NEB, the result of Grade 12 is likely to be made public.
PM pledges additional land for infrastructure development of Shanker Dev Campus
Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba pledged to provide additional land for development of physical infrastructures in the Shanker Dev Campus in Kathmandu.
Grade 12 results to be published today
The National Examination Board (NEB) has made final preparations to announce the Grade 12 results today.
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UML draws parliament attention to TU incident
The CPN (UML) has drawn the serious attention of the parliament, saying a sister organisation and individuals close to the ruling party carried out lockout and vandalism at the Tribhuvan University and also attempted an attack on the university office-bearers.
Workshop held on pedagogical innovation for educators of Nepal
The Embassy of Israel and METC – MASHAV Educational Training Center Israel together with School Support Group have organized the workshop on pedagogical innovation for educators of Nepal.
TU demands govt's security
Tribhuvan University has demanded the government's security stating that it has been receiving threats from a student union.
Swollen stream obstructs students to appear in SEE upgrading exam, APF team rescues them
Altogether 15 personnel for conducting the exam were taken across the river instead of taking the students to the previously set exam center as it was easier for taking the exam officials across the river than bringing the students to the exam center.
School closed for three days as students suffer from unknown illness
Principal Devi Dutta Poudel said seven girl students fainted in two days after complaining of headache, nausea and high-pitched cry.
