Somerset [UK], December 14 (ANI/PRNewswire): VCTI, the broadband and network technology experts, today announced its Broadband Map Integrity service. The new offering is designed to help states, municipalities, schools and other interested parties to quickly and efficiently submit challenges to the recently-released FCC maps, the Broadband Serviceable Location Fabric (Fabric), that will inform the allocation of USD 42.5 billion in BEAD (Broadband Equity Access and Deployment) grants. Current estimates place map inaccuracies at around one-to-two per cent, which could translate to three million underserved households being excluded from the final maps.

Discussions centred around collaboration with FIFA and UNESCO's 'Football for Schools' programme in schools across the country.

The state has been experiencing rains in many parts for a few days and is also slated to receive heavy rains today following which the Chief Minister instructed the officials to ensure the effective conduct of the relief work Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has instructed the officials... The post appeared first on .

The state has been experiencing rains in many parts for a few days and is also slated to receive heavy rains today following which the Chief Minister instructed the officials to ensure the effective conduct of the relief work Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has instructed the officials... The post appeared first on .

New Delhi [India], August 20 (ANI): The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) added 18.36 lakh net members in the month of June, which is 9.21 per cent higher when compared with the previous month, as per the official data released on Saturday.

Guwahati [Assam], August 18 (ANI): The Assam government has asked all high schools, higher secondary schools, and senior secondary schools to display photographs of all the teachers in classrooms.

New Delhi [India], May 2 (ANI): Accusing the BJP of corruption in MCDs, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Monday alleged that close aides of Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta had set up an NGO which had been tasked with setting up 'digital classrooms' in MCD-run schools and MCD officials have been told to get CSR funds for the non-government organisation.

New Delhi Apr 20 PTI Schools in Delhi will continue in offline mode but they will have to ensure that Covid protocols are strictly followed failing which a penalty may be imposed for creating a deterrent effect the Delhi Disaster Management Authority DDMA said on WednesdayThe DDMA also decided that a separate Standard Operating Procedure SOP will be developed for schools in consultation with the expertsReports of infections from schools have triggered concerns weeks after they opened for offline classes following a two-year gap due to the pandemic Experts have been warning against closure of schools yet again citing learning lossesIt was emphasised that in consultation with experts standard operating procedures for prevention and management of COVID-19 should be laid down for schools and their strict enforcement by school management should be ensured Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal who chaired the DDMA meeting said in a series of tweetsIn the larger interest of students in case of non-compliance or violation of SOPs penalty as deemed appropriate should be imposed for creating a deterrent effect Advised all the agencies to remain vigilant and work in coordination to tackle the situation as it emerges he addedThe DDMA also decided to make wearing of masks mandatory in public places and impose a fine of Rs 500 on violatorsSchools will not be closed and will continue with offline classes Schools have been asked to report all cases to the education department and ensure that Covid protocols are followed strictly Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is constantly monitoring the situation in schools a senior official saidSchools across Delhi-NCR have sprung into action following a spike in Covid cases and are taking various measures including frequent sanitisation to restrict the spread of the virus to a minimum and thus avoid shutdown of the campusThe Haryana education department has directed schools in the state not to make it mandatory for students to attend physical classes at a time when scores of students and staff in institutes across NCR cities have been diagnosed with COVID-19The Delhi government had last week issued guidelines for schools asking them to close specific wings or classrooms wherever any student or teacher is found infectedDelhi has recorded a nearly 26 per cent jump in fresh Covid cases in the last 24 hours but the positivity rate has dropped to 442 per cent according to data shared by the city health department on TuesdayNo death has been reported in the city due to the coronavirus in this time period it said PTI GJS GJS TDS TDS

New Delhi Apr 20 PTI Schools in Delhi will continue in offline mode but they will have to ensure that Covid protocols are strictly followed officials said on WednesdayReports of infections from schools have triggered concerns weeks after they opened for offline classes following a two-year gap due to the pandemicExperts have been warning against closure of schools yet again citing learning lossesSchools will not be closed and will continue with offline classes Schools have been asked to report all cases to the education department and ensure that Covid protocols are followed strictly Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia is constantly monitoring the situation in schools a senior official saidThe Delhi Disaster Management AuthorityDDMA in its meeting on Wednesday decided to come up with a separate Standard Operating Procedure SOP for schools in consultation with expertsDuring the crucial meeting chaired by Lt Governor Anil Baijal the Covid situation in Delhi was reviewed The DDMA decided to make wearing of masks mandatory in public places and impose a fine of Rs 500 on violatorsSchools across Delhi-NCR have sprung into action following a spike in Covid cases and are taking various measures including frequent sanitisation to restrict the spread of the virus to a minimum and thus avoid shutdown of the campusThe Haryana education department has directed schools in the state not to make it mandatory for students to attend physical classes at a time when scores of students and staff in institutes across NCR cities have been diagnosed with COVID-19The Delhi government had last week issued guidelines for schools asking them to close specific wings or classrooms wherever any student or teacher is found infected PTI GJS GJS TDS TDS

Gandhinagar (Gujarat) [India], April 18 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday interacted with teachers and students of the 'Command and Control Centre for Schools' in Gandhinagar.