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Time of India
21-05-2025
- Time of India
Ranchi dist launches karate training for KGBV students
Ranchi: Ranchi district administration, in coordination with the district welfare department, rolled out a karate training programme for the students of Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV) under the 'Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana'. In the first phase, 350 girl s of KGBV, Kanke, were given training and 23 of them received their orange belt on Wednesday. It will now be expanded to all KGBV schools, said officials. A student of KGBV-Kanke, Anjali Ganguli, said, "This programme is a powerful step toward fostering strength, awareness, and independence in us. We gain courage to face challenges." Self-defence and physical training programmes such as karate, martial arts, judo, and taekwondo are being provided to girl students from classes VI to XII in 60 govt schools across the district. KGBVs are new inclusion, said sources. These sessions are being carried out under the Rani Laxmi Bai Training Scheme, named in honour of the legendary freedom fighter and warrior queen. Assistant Program Manager Bindu Jha at the district unit of Jharkhand Education Project Council stated, "The core objective of the initiative is to empower young girls by equipping them with essential self-defence skills, enhancing their ability to protect themselves and boosting their self-confidence. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Direct Shopping From Adidas Franchise to 50% off Adidas Buy Now Undo The training sessions are being conducted by professionally trained self-defence instructors who are visiting each school to deliver the modules. " The programme includes practical techniques to tackle common threats such as physical assault, molestation, and harassment. It also emphasises raising awareness among students about personal safety and teaching them to identify and respond to potentially dangerous situations.
Hindustan Times
16-05-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
80K girls from 746 KGBV schools in U.P. to be trained in financial literacy & digital skills
Nearly 80,000 girl students of 746 Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBV) of the state will now be given training in financial literacy and digital skills. This training will be made available free of cost on the online 'Passport to Earning (P2E)' platform in collaboration with UNICEF, where the girl students will be able to earn certificates, a government spokesperson said. In line with the spirit of the New Education Policy-2020, this initiative will not only connect girls with practical education but will also make them self-reliant. The girl students will now be proficient in essential skills of the 21st century such as digital literacy and financial decision making. Then digital literacy training will be completed by October 30 and its consolidated report will be prepared and reviewed by November 10, 2025. Technical assistance will be received from UNICEF and Samagra Shiksha at every stage and the district coordinator and warden will regularly monitor the programme. Available on the online platform with 'video, practice and evaluation This training programme is available online on the platform with videos, practice and evaluation. There are 12 chapters in financial literacy and 8 chapters in digital efficiency. Each course is about 10 hours long. Accountability fixed, honor will be given for excellent performance The responsibility of this programme will be to the warden of the school and the concerned nodal teacher and teacher. The District Coordinator (Girl Education) and the District Basic Education Officer will monitor it regularly. The best performing schools will be honored at the district level. Basic education minister Sandeep Singh said, 'Our government is not only providing education to daughters, but also making them self-reliant by making them digitally and financially capable. Initiatives like 'Passport to Earning' will develop 21st century skills in daughters and they will become confident and empowered women citizens of the future.' Training will make girls proficient in these areas: Financial decision making, understanding of savings and investment Debt management and identification of financial irregularities Use of digital tools like Excel and PowerPoint Process of certificate earning on online platform The programme will be implemented in a phased manner in 746 KGBVs
New Indian Express
23-04-2025
- Politics
- New Indian Express
Telangana's Medchal tops with pass percentage of 77.21% in inter results
HYDERABAD: The Telangana State Board of Intermediate Education on Tuesday declared the Intermediate Public Examination (IPE) results, with girls once again outperforming boys and the state registering a slight improvement in pass percentages compared to the previous year. Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka along with Ministers Ponnam Prabhakar and Komatireddy Venkat Reddy announced the results. A total of 9,97,012 students appeared for the first and second-year examinations this year, 4,88,430 in the first year and 5,08,582 in the second year. The first-year pass percentage stood at 66.89% in the general category and 57.68% in the vocational category, making the total pass percentage 65.96%. Girls continued to outperform boys with a pass percentage of 73.83%, while the pass percentage for boys stood at 57.83%. The second-year pass percentage was 71.37% in the general category and 45.55% in the vocational category, making the total pass percentage 65.65%. Replicating the pattern of the first year, girls outdid boys in the second-year result as well. The total pass percentage of girls was 74.21%, against 57.31% of boys passing the exam. Both the first and second-year results showed a slight improvement compared to the previous year's results. For the first year, there was an increase of around 6% in the pass percentage this year compared to 2024 which recorded 61.06%, whereas the second-year result showed around a 2% increase over last year's 69.46%. In terms of the statewide highest pass performance, in the first-year results, Medchal topped with a pass percentage of 77.21%, followed by Rangareddy at 76.36% and Komaram Bheem Asifabad at 70.52%. In the second-year results, Mulugu recorded the highest pass percentage of 81.06%, followed by Komaram Bheem Asifabad at 80.24% and Medchal at 77.91%. Mahbubabad at 48.43% and Kamareddy at 56.38% scored the lowest pass percentage in the first and second-year results, respectively. Hyderabad stood seventh and 23rd in the first and second-year results, respectively, out of the 33 districts in the state. Social welfare, KGBV and residential junior colleges performed considerably well in both the first and second year exams. Students can check the results on the official website and For any complaints, candidates can contact the help desk through email at helpdesk-ie@ or may contact 9240205555. TGBIE has also arranged for identifying student counsellors in 2,500 junior colleges to help the students overcome stress and exam fear. The Tele-Manas services of psychologists and psychiatrists for counselling guidance are available round the clock to help the students overcome any problem related to stress, strain, tension, anxiety etc and students can contact the toll free number 14416. The candidates who wish to apply for recounting or re-verification-cum-scanned copy of the evaluated answer script have to pay the online fee on the official website from April 23 to April 30. The exam fee can be paid at the respective colleges from April 23 to April 30. The supplementary theory examinations will be held from May 22 in two sessions and practical examinations will be held from June 3 to June 6.
