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No sending girls back to school, say stricken parents

Monday 28 September '09

Eid had passed unnoticed at Shri Ram Colony. The residents stayed indoors, mourning their daughters.
Cell to the rescue of NRI brides

Friday 25 September '09

Foreign dreams of Hardeep Kaur (name changed) turned sour two-and-a-half years ago when the 35-year-old professional married a UK-based corporate honcho she had found through a matrimonial website....
Right to Education may increase quota to 40 per cent in schools

Wednesday 23 September '09

Schools that have been allotted land by the government at lower rates might now have to reserve almost 40 per cent of seats for students from poorer sections.
On Eid, Pope message aims to bring communities together

Tuesday 22 September '09

Syed Rashid Ali, a small-time vendor in the crowded alleys of Ballimaran in the Walled City, had only heard of the Vatican and seen the Pope on television all these years.
The last shawl

Sunday 20 September '09

It is a tradition as old as the 400-year-old Jama Masjid itself. When the Mughal empire was at its full glory, the emperor would gift a shawl to the Shahi Imam of the masjid on Eid...
Children staying beyond 8-km radius out of Noida schools’ circle

Tuesday 15 September '09

Come admission season, and parents gear up to deal with a new set of ordeals every year. The latest one has cropped up in Noida...
A disaster waiting to happen: most govt school buildings in disrepair

Friday 11 September '09

In the event of an emergency, Khalid Nazir, principal of a government-aided school near Fatehpuri Masjid in the Walled City, prays that the students can jump into the adjoining courtyard belonging to the mosque and run to safety.
Minister speak

Friday 11 September '09

Even after 93 students died in fire earlier in Tamil Nadu, many schools still don’t have fire safety measures, or two emergency exits...
Rush begins as schools in NCR open nursery admissions

Monday 7 September '09

With the NCR region opening up their nursery admissions at least a couple of months before the Delhi schools, parents in Delhi are eyeing these schools for their wards’ admission.
To students, with nostalgia

Friday 4 September '09

Although Neelam Puri tried to treat the Gandhi children — Rahul and Priyanka — like all others in her class, she was hesitant to assign them duties like fetching the register, or carrying books. Puri taught them chemistry.
‘Urdu schools lack qualified teachers, but no recruitments in over a decade’

Wednesday 2 September '09

No appointment of instructors qualified to teach in Urdu have been made for government-run Urdu-medium schools in the last 14 years...
Govt to extend mid-day meal scheme to madrasas in city

Monday 31 August '09

Students enrolled in madrasas across the city will now be covered under the mid-day meal scheme, an incentive planned for them by the central government.
Cannon fire for the faithful

Sunday 30 August '09

Akram Nabi shooed away the children who crowded around him as they did every evening during Ramzan. They grinned and clapped and teased him as he ran after them...
Women of faith

Sunday 23 August '09

For 40 days of the chillah, the four Sri Lankan women will travel across India, crisscrossing villages, staying for a couple of days each at a Tablighi’s house and preaching to rural Muslim women the correct ways of Islam.
As Jaswant book uncovers heat, quiet stands Jinnah house

Thursday 20 August '09

While BJP offices saw a lot of heat and dust after senior leader Jaswant Singh was expelled on Wednesday for praising Mohammed Ali Jinnah in his book...
Fr Emmanuel gets govt’s National Communal Harmony Award

Friday 14 August '09

Stories of Partition, and of trains full of bodies pulling into railway stations, was Fr Dominic Emmanuel’s introduction to communal violence and its consequences.
‘I don’t think we can have a climate agreement at Copenhagen. We have run out of time’

Sunday 9 August '09

American economist, climate expert and development policy adviser Jeffrey Sachs was at the Express for an Idea Exchange. In this session moderated...
Ousted by Amritsar for his religion, freedom fighter’s son counts days in Capital — to return ‘home’

Wednesday 5 August '09

Toufique Kitchlew wrote a page of his memoirs and stopped. It has been eight months since he was forced to leave Amritsar...
Fad of the matter: schools fight trends with fashion mantras

Sunday 2 August '09

A couple of days after a city school suspended a student for a month after he was found wearing trousers way below the level of “decency”, principals are trying to fight fashion with fashion.
‘They get no support, but love to attend school’

Friday 24 July '09

When he enrolled last May into the Mobile Learning Centre, parked on the side of the street, across the railway tracks near the Okhla Mandi...
In Taregna, a little eclipse, large prayer

Thursday 23 July '09

At the 200-year-old Fakirbara Masjid in Dariyapur, Imam Mohd Atiqullah raised his pitch to tell the congregation that the solar eclipse was a manifestation of the Almighty’s anger.....
He told his family he was safe, then the cranes crashed

Tuesday 14 July '09

His back to the Metro construction accident site in Zamrudpur, 45-year-old Kedar Singh spoke to his family in Bihar’s Champaran village on the phone on Monday morning.
A chosen path

Sunday 12 July '09

On the dark stairs, Daniya Alvi looked as if she was perched between two dreams. She could either run down the broken steps, break free, and do what she always...
One medium two lives

Sunday 12 July '09

The rattle of the sewing machine, on which her mother Nafeesa Begum is stitching clothes for her, is broken only by the hushed tones in which Rushi Naaz speaks...
From next year, more DU colleges to offer elementary education teaching course

Tuesday 7 July '09

In order to bridge the gap between the demand and supply of trained primary teachers in the National Capital Territory, Delhi University will offer the four-year Bachelor of Elementary Education (B. El. Ed.) programme in at least four more colleges starting next session.
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