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Hindustan Times
7 hours ago
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Delhi govt to launch new civic education initiative on August 15
The government is set to launch Rashtraneeti — a program designed to inculcate ethical governance and civic participation among students in Delhi government schools — on August 15, officials said on Tuesday. The proposed committees will simulate the electoral process with students leading participation and members will be chosen among themselves. (HT Archive) Department of education (DoE) has proposed at least seven committees to be formed in each school to promote grass root level democracy. 'This course is being introduced for students across classes to give them practical knowledge of governance, democracy, active citizenship, and policymaking,' a DoE official said. According to officials, almost every student in government schools in the city will be a part of these newly formed committees or subcommittees. The proposed committees will simulate the electoral process with students leading participation and members will be chosen among themselves. 'A few committees namely the environment committee, anti-bullying committee, canteen committees will be formed in each school and students will run these committees with the help of teachers,' an official said.
The Hindu
15 hours ago
- Politics
- The Hindu
DoE to open applications for 33 CM SHRI Schools today
A 17-day application window will be opened on Wednesday for the students of Classes 6, 7, and 8 to fill the vacant seats in 33 CM SHRI Schools, the Directorate of Education stated in a circular dated July 23. The students will be eligible for admissions based on their merit in the CM SHRI Schools Admission Test 2025, which will be conducted on August 30. The test results will be out on September 10, and the admission process will end on September 15. A total of 75 CM SHRI Schools have been established, while the Delhi government has decided to begin the admissions in 33 schools, the circular read. 'The admission to these schools will prioritise talented and deserving meritorious students with high potential, thereby enabling them to access high-quality education and fulfil their academic and career aspirations,' a DoE circular dated July 23, stated. The DoE added that the paper shall be an OMR-based objective-type test. A class-wise syllabus of the test paper will be made available online, along with a sample copy of an OMR sheet to familiarise the aspirants. The 100-mark paper will be bilingual and comprise questions based on English, Hindi, general awareness, numerical aptitude, and mental ability. Sources said that the Delhi government has upgraded and expanded the Aam Aadmi Party's Dr. BR Ambedkar Schools of Specialised Excellence (ASoSE) to rebrand them as the CM SHRI Schools.
Zawya
a day ago
- Business
- Zawya
Abu Dhabi Department of Energy organizes awareness sessions for gas system safety
Abu Dhabi: The Abu Dhabi Department of Energy (DoE), in partnership with the Majalis Abu Dhabi at the Presidential Court, has organized a series of awareness briefings concerning safety procedures for gas systems inside buildings. These sessions took place during the first half of 2025 as part of the DoE's ongoing efforts to promote social awareness and consolidate public safety practices in the Emirate. This initiative is intended to spread best practices for the safe use of gas in both domestic and commercial environments, and to elevate the community's readiness for responding to emergencies. Such measures are instrumental in protecting lives and property and in raising safety levels throughout the different areas of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. There was broad community participation in the sessions, which took place in various community Majalis throughout Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, and Al Dhafra. Those present were provided with the opportunity to put forward their questions, provide their comments, and share their own experiences. A number of DoE officials and employees were in attendance, with the objective of developing initiatives that yield a sustainable socio-economic impact. The importance of direct outreach to residents and the use of community Majalis as essential platforms for enhancing constructive discussion and listening to the feedback and suggestions of society's members was affirmed by Eng. Ahmed Alsheebani, Petroleum Products Sector Executive Director at DoE. He noted that this approach supports the evolution of services delivered within this vital sector. Furthermore, Al Alsheebani indicated that the DoE maintains its cooperation with gas service suppliers for the purpose of updating systems and adopting latest practices, with the objective of mitigating risks related to gas use and reinforcing the overall safety ecosystem. Falling under the umbrella of the "Year of Community," this initiative is also a component of the DoE's efforts to reinforce effective communication with the public. It does so by engaging with different societal segments and capitalizing on the essential function of the Majalis in promoting awareness and reinforcing a culture of safety. Sessions were conducted at a number of community Majalis, namely: the Mohammed bin Zayed City Majlis, Khalifa City Majlis, Al Falah Majlis, Al Rahbah Majlis, and the Hilal Zaid Al-Shehhi Majlis, along with the Remaah Majlis, the Al Alia Majlis in Al Ain City, and the Al Sila Majlis in the Al Dhafra area. About the Department of Energy - Abu Dhabi The Department of Energy - Abu Dhabi (DoE) was founded in 2018, guided by a vision to create a prosperous economy, a sustainable society, and a safe environment. The DoE is tasked with setting the policies, regulations, and strategies that underpin the transformation of the Emirate's energy sector, developing national talent and capabilities, and achieving a highly efficient energy ecosystem. The Department also focuses on protecting consumer interests, mitigating the environmental effects of the energy sector, and ensuring reliable, secure, and affordable energy services are provided through the adoption of latest smart and innovative technologies.
India Today
a day ago
- Politics
- India Today
Delhi announces CM Shri school admission test for Classes 6-8, releases full guidelines
The Delhi government has announced that an entrance test will be conducted for admissions to Classes 6 to 8 in 33 out of 75 proposed CM Shri schools for the academic year to the Directorate of Education (DoE), the CM Shri Schools Admission Test 2025 will be held on August 30, with the application window open from July 30 to August cards will be available from August 23, and results will be declared on September 10, with final admissions to be completed by September BILINGUAL TEST WITH NO NEGATIVE MARKING The entrance test will be OMR-based, objective-type, and conducted in Hindi and English, covering five sections -- Hindi, English, General Awareness, Mental Ability, and Numerical test will run for 150 minutes, and additional time will be provided for Children With Special Needs (CWSN).No negative marking will be applied. Test centres will be set up across schools under the Directorate to ensure AND RELAXATIONSThe test is open to students residing in Delhi and currently enroled in a recognised Delhi-based school for the year per the guidelines, at least 50 percent of seats will be reserved for students from government or government-aided schools, including DoE, MCD, NDMC, KVs, and JNVs.A 5 percent relaxation in eligibility marks will be granted to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer) students and CWSN, following existing government SMART SCHOOLS UNDER NEP 2020CM Shri schools are being established as model public institutions aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and National Curriculum Framework to officials, the schools will include AI-enabled libraries, AR/VR-powered smart classrooms, robotics labs, smartboards, biometric attendance, and zero-waste, solar-powered her budget speech, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta allocated Rs 100 crore to this flagship initiative, which mirrors the central government's PM Shri Delhi Board of School Education (DBSE) will be phased out, with CM Shri schools shifting to CBSE affiliation.(With inputs from PTI)- Ends
New Indian Express
a day ago
- General
- New Indian Express
33 CM Shri schools to hold admission tests, 50% seats reserved for govt students
NEW DELHI: In a major development, the Delhi government has announced that 33 CM Shri Schools across the city will conduct admission tests for Classes VI, VII, and VIII for the academic session 2025–26. The Directorate of Education (DoE) on Tuesday issued detailed guidelines for the entrance examination, which aims to identify meritorious students for entry into these model schools. These schools, designated as 'specified category' under the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009, are envisioned as model institutions equipped with advanced infrastructure and modern pedagogical practices aligned with NEP 2020, CBSE, and NCERT norms. The admission process is aimed at ensuring transparency and merit-based selection, with a special focus on high-performing and deserving students. Notably, 50% of the available seats will be reserved for students currently enrolled in Delhi government-run schools, including MCD, NDMC, Kendriya Vidyalayas, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas, and government-aided schools. Only Delhi residents currently studying in Classes V, VI, and VII in recognised schools are eligible to apply for Classes VI, VII, and VIII, respectively. A relaxation of 5% in eligibility marks will be offered to students belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer) and children with special needs (CWSN), as per DoE policy. Results will be declared on September 10, and the admission process will be completed by September 15. The examination will be an OMR-based objective test, bilingual in nature, without negative marking. Applications to be open till August 15 The online application window will remain open till August 15, with admit cards to be issued from August 23 onwards. The entrance test is scheduled for August 30.
