The district authorities have sealed Sri Chaitanya Girls' Residential School in Bengaluru following 60 of its students testing positive for Covid-19. Of those who tested positive, only two are...

The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Ltd. (IRCTC) fixed a bug on its e-ticketing platform after a plus two lad from the city raised an alarm over the presence of Insecure direct object...

In a startling discovery, school students and teachers across Tamil Nadu have been tested positive for covid-19.

After students and teachers from several districts of Tamil Nadu were tested positive for COVID-19 not long after the schools were reopened on September 1, State Health Minister Ma Subramanian on...

Coming out with separate policies for senior citizens, and women, and for measuring the body mass index (BMI) of the students under the nutritional noon meal scheme are some the programmes the Tamil...

The Tamil Nadu Assembly, on Thursday, passed the Bill to provide 7.5% reservation for government school students in professional courses.

Meanwhile, Higher Education Minister K Ponmudi said that the revised curriculum and syllabus will be implemented this year for the second year diploma students.

The State government’s decision to provide a 7.5 per cent quota for government school students in technical courses, if implemented this year, is likely to benefit more than 15,000 students.

The previous AIADMK government headed by K Palaniswami had last year provided 7.5 per cent quota for students of such schools in undegraduate medical courses.

Teachers and academicians besides parents also blame that the handwriting assignments drastically reduced in the online classes for the students.