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Hindustan Times
23-06-2025
- General
- Hindustan Times
NIOS Class 10 Results 2025 News Updates: How to download 10th scores when released at nios.ac.in
Jun 23, 2025 05:34 PM IST The National Institute of Open Schooling is expected to release the NIOS Class 10 examination results soon. When released, candidates who appeared for the Secondary examinations will be able to download their results from the official website at NIOS Class 10 Results 2025 News Updates: The NIOS 10th or secondary exam results are expected to be released soon. (file image/PTI) Candidates will need to enter details like their enrolment number to check the Class 10 results on the official website. Also read: IISER IAT 2025: Where, how to check results when announced, check what's next after scores are out Notably, the NIOS Class 10 examinations were conducted from April 9 to May 19, 2025. The examination was held in single shift from 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm. Furthermore, the Class 10 exam began with Bharatiya Darshan paper, and ended with Psychology and Sanskrit Vyakaran papers. Also read: CSIR UGC NET June 2025: Registration ends today, check details here NIOS Class 10 Results 2025: Steps to download Candidates will be able to download their Class 10 results 2025 when released by following the steps mentioned below: 1. Visit the official website of NIOS at 2. On the home page, click on the link to download NIOS Class 10 results 2025. 3. Enter your credentials to log in, and submit. 4. Check your result displayed on the screen. 5. Download and keep a printout of the same for future reference. Also read: NEET MDS counselling 2025 for AIQ seats begins tomorrow, check important dates For more details, candidates are advised to visit the official website of NIOS.
News18
20-06-2025
- Politics
- News18
'3 Languages, 0 Imposition': RSS Affiliate Vidya Bharati Backs NEP, Champions AI-Ready Classrooms
Last Updated: Addressing concerns and objections raised by some states, Vidya Bharati clarified that the NEP does not mandate Hindi as compulsory Lauding the reforms brought in by the Narendra Modi government through the National Education Policy (NEP), RSS affiliate Vidya Bharati has asserted that the three-language formula is key to delivering holistic education. It enables children to stay rooted in their culture while gaining national and global competence, said the organisation that works in the field of education. Addressing concerns and objections raised by some states, Vidya Bharati clarified that the NEP does not mandate Hindi as compulsory. 'Those opposing it may read the draft carefully. There is no imposition of any language, not only Hindi. The policy gives the choice of selecting a language apart from the mother tongue," said Ravindra Kanhere, national president of Vidya Bharati, addressing the media in New Delhi. Supporting both the NEP and the revised NTA structure, a senior functionary of the organisation also underlined that reforms must be backed by robust systems to ensure fairness and prevent confusion, adding that the government is working in that direction. The senior functionaries also added that, in an era of rapidly changing technologies, Vidya Bharati ensures that AI, robotics, coding, and various digital tools are introduced responsibly, with an emphasis on ethical thinking and character development. While global benchmarks in STEM and innovation are being pursued, the moral compass is set by Bharatiya Darshan (Indian philosophy). Students participate equally in yoga, Sanskrit recitation, cultural training, and value education, he added. First Published: June 20, 2025, 23:35 IST
Time of India
20-06-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Vidya Bharati unveils vision 2047: 5-point transformation plan to reshape education
Annual press conference held at the Constitution Club of India NEW DELHI: With an eye on India's centenary of independence, Vidya Bharati Akhil Bharatiya Shiksha Sansthan on Friday unveiled its ambitious Vision 2047 — a five-point roadmap aimed at transforming Indian education through cultural rootedness, social equity, environmental stewardship, and self-reliance. At its annual press conference held at the Constitution Club of India, the organisation outlined its ' Panch Parivartan ' (five transformations) strategy that will guide Vidya Bharati's expansion and reforms in the decades ahead. 'Our vision is not just academic excellence, but nation-building — a Bharat that is self-reliant, value-driven and socially harmonious,' said Deshraj Sharma, General Secretary of Vidya Bharati. 5 pillars of transformation Samajik Samrasata – Social integration through inclusive education across castes, communities, and geographies. Kutumb Prabodhan – Strengthening families via cultural and value-based learning, including Matri-Pitri Pujan and family rituals. Paryavaran Sanrakshan – Environmental commitment with over 5.2 lakh saplings, 3,400 green campuses, and water conservation in 1,800+ schools. Swa (Self-Identity & Self-Reliance) – Youth empowerment through skill development, rooted identity, and expansion of ITIs and vocational hubs even in Kargil and Kiphire. Nari Samman – Education and dignity for girls; reaching 14.4 lakh girl students through leadership training, counselling, and self-defence programs. With over 12,000 schools in 684 districts, Vidya Bharati is one of India's largest educational networks. It runs 8,000 non-formal centres, and reaches 35.33 lakh students with the help of 1.53 lakh teachers. At the heart of the model lies the blend of modern learning — like AI, robotics, and coding via 507 Atal Tinkering Labs — and Bharatiya Darshan, including yoga, Sanskrit, and moral education. 'We're shaping students to be both globally competitive and culturally grounded,' Sharma said.
