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Pune: Applications to admission under the RTE Act for 2025-26 will close on Jan 27.
Pune: Commuters travelling from Pashan-Baner to Shivajinagar during peak hours for the last couple of days have faced bumper-to-bumper traffic and
Pune: State school education minister Dada Bhuse on Friday announced that both Std X and XII board examination results will be declared by May 15 this year.
Pune: State board schools in Maharashtra are preparing for a significant curriculum change as Std I students will receive NCERT-pattern textbooks
By: Ardhra Nair, Shaikh
Pune: The city is increasingly becoming unsafe for women with police registering a significant rise in rape and molestation cases in 2024, compared to the year before.
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: A group of prominent industrialists, including Kris Gopalakrishnan , Naushad Forbes, Nadir Godrej, Meher Pudumjee, and Satish Reddy, has announced the establishment of Nayanta University in the city in partnership with CII.
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: Engineering colleges in the city are experiencing a nuanced placement season in 2024-25 as of Dec 2024 with more companies visiting campuses but hiring fewer students.
Pune: The opening of a new PIC campus in Pashan on Sunday aims to take a significant step in the policy research landscape.
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: Close to 70% of Std III students in the rural schools of Maharashtra cannot carry out two-digit subtraction , results of an ASER survey for 2024 released on Tuesday show.
Pune: The 2024 ASER survey has revealed a quirky digital gender divide in rural Maharashtra wherein boys opted for fun-related activities like
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