New Delhi: Delhi's home guards are toiling hard for the Commonwealth Games - and not just for safety protocol. Topping their agenda is mastering the English language so they can converse fluently

Vrindavan: It could well be a case of back to the future. Bullock carts might be outmoded and belong to an era gone by, but it is the preferred mode of transport for a school here that is trying to cu

New Delhi: It's exam time again and kids are overwhelmed with stress, facing sleepless nights, revision stress and tension. But popular Nicktoon Dora the Explorer is reaching out to kids with tips

Kathmandu: For a person who had her first glimpse of a mountain in a poster when she was 18 years old, physical education teacher Mamata Sodah has come a long way. She is now set to scale Mt Everest,

New Delhi: More than 3,000 schoolchildren, college students and volunteers of the Art of Living (AOL) Foundation plunged into cleaning the Yamuna amid scorching heat on Tuesday, collecting truckloads

Bhopal: Vikas Pawar, a student of Class 10, was so impressed by the Wise Water Management (WWM) efforts being implemented in his Madhya Pradesh school by Unicef that he made it part of a science proje

New Delhi: " 'Ratta', 'ratta', cram, cram... that is what our examinations are about," is the frustrated echo of many youngsters taking their school leaving Class 12 examinations this

Kathmandu: One of the many thousands of students appearing for Nepal's tough school-leaving examinations is Chanira Bajracharya, who is also worshipped in Kathmandu's neighbouring Lalitpur cit

New Delhi: Students so depressed that they want to commit suicide, hapless teachers at a loss to comfort pupils, harried parents...Calls have been pouring in at the Delhi government's Yuva counsel

Washington: Former Reserve Bank of India deputy governor Rakesh Mohan has been appointed professor in the Practice of International Economics and Finance in the Yale School of Management from July 1.T

Bhopal: They are village children from Madhya Pradesh and they know the power of the pen as they write in a monthly newspaper, Child Reporters, about a slew of issues like lack of water, tobacco use a

Kolkata: Nasima Khatun, 16, cannot hold a pen in her hands and write. A polio attack when she was five has left her hands crippled. But she has appeared for the class 10 board exams in West Bengal and

New Delhi: With the board examinations beginning next week, class 10 and 12 students are a tense lot, busy with last-minute preparations while the Central Board of Secondary Education's (CBSE) hel