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The Hindu
2 days ago
- General
- The Hindu
12 govt. schools to get copies of The Hindu In School for academic year
The formal launch of the distribution of free copies of The Hindu In School, an initiative supported by the Manappuram Foundation, took place at their Valappad office on Tuesday. As part of the foundation's corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts, the project was officially inaugurated by George De Das, CEO of the foundation. The project aims to encourage students to enhance their English language skills and better prepare themselves to meet the challenges of the future. In addition to The Hindu In School, participating schools will also receive copies of The Hindu YoungWorld and The Hindu In School Weekend tabloid, offering a well-rounded reading experience. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Das stressed on the importance of reading newspapers, highlighting how it enriches students — especially in an era where classroom education and textbooks alone were not sufficient. He noted that activities like these played a vital role in fostering a more holistic learning experience. Suresh Kumar Pillai, general manager at The Hindu Group of Publications, enlightened the participants on how to read a newspaper and took them through the wide range of contents each of these specially curated publication for students covered. Silpa Tresa Sebastian, CSR Head at Manappuram Foundation, also underscored the significance of newspaper reading, emphasising its role in broadening perspectives, enhancing critical thinking, and keeping students well-informed about the world around them. Principals, teachers, and student representatives from the schools benefitting from the project attended the function.
The Hindu
20-05-2025
- General
- The Hindu
THiS schools in Kittur Karnataka excel in CBSE Class X exam
Students from schools under The Hindu In School (THiS) programme in Kittur Karnataka region have achieved excellent results in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) examination of Class X, the results of which were announced recently. Bharatesh Central School (Opp Suvarna Soudha), Halaga-Belagavi, registered 100% pass for the fifth year in a row with Pavitra Jakati emerging as the topper with 94.2% marks. KLE's BK CBSE School, Ankali, registered cent per cent pass for the second consecutive year with Abhinav A. Benade emerging topper with 94.8% marks. KLE Society's Basavaprabhu Kore CBSE School, Ankali, registered 97.2% passing percentage and Navaya Pawar has emerged topper with 97.2% marks. Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Kyarakoppa, Dharwad, registered 100% pass for the 12th year in succession and Suprith R. Naduvinamani has emerged topper with 95.4% marks. KLE School, Dharwad (Rayapur), registered cent per cent pass for the 11th year in succession and Mahantesh Patil has emerged topper of the school with 97.2% marks. KLE Society English Medium School, Haveri, registered 97.2% passing percentage and Navya Pawar with 97.2% marks has emerged as the topper of the school.
