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Integrated School Plan to be Rolled Out in Scheduled Tribe-Dominated Areas of Indore Division Efforts to Provide Stress-Free Education and Career Guidance to School Children Through Play-Based Learning An Integrated School Plan will soon be implemented across the Scheduled Tribe-dominated and remote areas of Indore Division. The initiative is designed to offer stress-free education through play while also helping school children build their careers. The plan, set to roll out in multiple phases under a public-private partnership model, will focus on skill development, guidance for competitive exam preparation, and providing necessary study materials. The program aims to empower students by equipping them with the skills needed for future success. It will offer career guidance to children in these underserved areas, focusing on competitive exams, vocational education, and skill enhancement. Additionally, the initiative will provide students with simplified guidance on how to approach the...

Thirteen cyclists from Indore completed a 200-kilometer night ride organized by Indore Randonneurs under the banner of Audax India. The event, a Night BRM (Brevet de Randonneurs Mondiaux), took place on the Ashtami and Navami nights. The route started near Bombay Hospital in Indore, passing through Nayta Mundla, reaching Outer Dewas Dodi, and returning to the starting point. Cyclists had a time limit of 13 hours and 30 minutes to complete the ride, with all riders finishing within the allotted time. The riders included Vihaan Rawat, Suresh Kumar Paswan, Debashish Mandal, Gaurav Jain, Kamlesh Mandloi, Pranshu Paliwal, Aziz Saudagar, R.B. Singh Base, Bharti Barodia, Hemant Barodia, Pankaj Rawat, Amit Jaiswal, and Manoj Mishra. The cyclists highlighted the importance of proper preparation for night rides, including the use of quality front and rear lights, power banks, and reflective vests. Most riders participated in the event in a group format, taking regular tea breaks to stay alert. S...

Ullas-Nav Saksharta Program to Boost Literacy School Education Department officially rolled out the Ullas-Nav Saksharta Program, a major literacy initiative aimed at eradicating illiteracy in the state. This program, designed in alignment with the new National Education Policy (NEP), is set to run till 2027 and focuses on enhancing literacy and skill development for individuals aged 15 and above. The program targets five core objectives: basic literacy and numeracy, essential life skills, basic education, vocational training, and continuing education. To address the diverse needs of adult learners, the department has developed a special primer titled Akshar Pothi, designed by the State Literacy Mission Authority. This primer covers foundational literacy and numeracy, while also incorporating key life skills like financial literacy, legal awareness, digital literacy, and disaster management. The department is collaborating with students, government and non-government organizations, and ...

Data Disaster Averted? CBSE Offers Last-Minute Fix for Schools’ LOC Errors Despite repeated reminders from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), many schools have failed to submit accurate data for the 2025 List of Candidates (LOC), leading to a surge in correction requests. In response to these errors, CBSE has now announced a limited window for schools to rectify mistakes in the submitted candidate details. The correction facility will be available from April 9 to April 17, 2025, via the Central Admission Master Correction (CAMC) Portal. This latest step by CBSE comes after multiple warnings, including a series of reminders sent in September and October 2024, urging schools to ensure the accuracy of student data, such as names, dates of birth, and parent details. Despite these clear directives, many schools continued to submit incorrect information, prompting the Board to intervene once again. The correction window offers schools a final chance to address discrepancies bef...

Prof Suresh Kumar Paswan from SGSITS has successfully completed the Trans-Himalayan LRM 1200KM Cycling Challenge, held from 21 to 24 March 2025. Organised by the French Delhi Randonneurs, the event required participants to cover a 1200-kilometre route from Gurgaon (New Delhi) to Manali and back, involving an ascent of 13,000 metres. The competition is considered one of the toughest cycling challenges globally, and Paswan was one of only four cyclists to finish the demanding course, completing it in an impressive 92 hours. The challenge pushed participants to their physical and mental limits, with cyclists encountering extreme heat, headwinds, steep mountain climbs, and temperatures as low as 0-2°C. The route took riders through key locations including Panipat, Kurukshetra, Ambala, Sundernagar, Mandi, Pandoh Dam, Kullu, Manali, and Solang Valley before returning to Gurgaon. Paswan’s ability to endure these difficult conditions is a testament to his rigorous preparation, which involved t...

Thrilling conclusion of 'The Power of Words' competition, this image embodies the spirit of intellectual excellence and creative brilliance. With 5 Champion Winners, 10 First Runner-Ups, and 25 Second Runner-Ups taking centre stage, the event highlighted the dedication, research, and powerful public speaking skills demonstrated by the students.  The much-awaited finale of 'The Power of Words', organized by Free Press, concluded in an exciting display of talent, with 5 Champion Winners, 10 First Runner-Ups, and 25 Second Runner-Ups being honored for their exceptional skills. The event, held at the Free Press office on Monday, showcased the remarkable public speaking and presentation abilities of the top 118 finalists out of over 2,000 participants. With judges and guests applauding the finalists' intellectual prowess, this grand finale was a testament to the students' dedication and hard work in selecting impactful topics, conducting research, and presenting thei...

3-Day Colourful Pravesh Utsav: Starting the academic year on colourful note The three-day Pravesh Utsav (Admission Festival) was inaugurated on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 at all the government schools including major celebrations at two prominent government schools in Indore—CM Rise Ahilya Ashram School No. 1 and Chandravati Kanya Uchchatar Madhyamik Vidyalaya No. 1. The event, in line with directives from the Directorate of Public Instruction, Bhopal, marked the beginning of the new academic session and was designed to celebrate the start of a new educational journey for the students. CM Rise Ahilya Ashram School No. 1 stood as the central venue for the festivities. The school premises were carefully decorated, setting a vibrant atmosphere for the event. Students, parents, and teachers participated in a collective oath-signing ceremony at the main entrance, pledging to abide by the rules and values of the institution. The attendees then proceeded to the temple of Maa Ahilya Bai, located w...