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Editorji, TERI and UNDP have come together to launch &lsquo;Paani: Connecting the Drops&rsquo; to promote dialogue and information sharing between various stakeholders and work towards raising awareness about possible solutions to avert a water catastrophe. This month's special focus is on conserving India's water in the home, in industry and in agriculture.
Also Watch:&nbsp;P​aani: Connecting the Drops| Harvesting the rain water
Editorji gets you an insight into the real, on-ground work that is being done to make sure that the nations water problem, becomes a water solution.

P​aani: Connecting the Drops| Reimagining use of water in agriculture, industry & homes

With the government focusing its resources on solving the water crisis in the country, Editorji along with TERI and UNDP has launched 'Paani: Connecting the Drops' to raise awareness about conserving water.

<div>With the government focusing its resources on solving the water crisis in the country, Editorji along with TERI and UNDP has launched 'Paani: Connecting the Drops' to raise awareness about conserving water.</div>

Editorji, TERI and UNDP have come together to launch<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/paani-connecting-the-drops-making-water-from-air-1634144044351" target="_blank"> &lsquo;Paani: Connecting the Drops</a>&rsquo; to promote dialogue and information sharing between various stakeholders and work towards raising awareness about possible solutions to avert a water catastrophe. This month's special focus is on conserving India's water in the home, in industry and in agriculture.
Also Watch:&nbsp;P​aani: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/p-aani-connecting-the-drops-harvesting-the-power-of-rain-1637320924401" target="_blank">Connecting the Drops| Harvesting the rain water</a>
Editorji gets you an insight into the real, on-ground work that is being done to make sure that the nations water problem, becomes a water solution.

 
28 girl students tested positive at a government residential school in Wyra in Khammam district of Telangana on Sunday. 
Parents of the school’s students rushed to school and appealed administrator to send their girls home, after learning about the spread of the virus.
Simultaneously, The health department decided to conduct mass Covid tests of all the 575 school students and employees, including teachers. 
Telangana health minister T Harish Rao telephoned the district health authorities and enquired about the health condition of the students who tested positive. 
He ordered officials to provide advanced health care to them and to take precautionary measures to check the spread of Covid in the area.
On Sunday, Telangana reported 103 fresh Covid cases in 24 hours.

Telangana: 28 school students tested positive for Covid-19 virus

Covid scare: 28 girl students tested positive at a government residential school in Wyra in Khammam district of Telangana

Telangana: 28 school students test positive for Covid-19 virus

28 girl students tested positive at a government residential school in Wyra in Khammam district of Telangana on Sunday.&nbsp;
Parents of the school&rsquo;s students appealed the administrator to send their girls home, after learning about the spread of the virus.
Simultaneously, The health department decided to conduct mass Covid tests of all the 575 school students and employees, including teachers.&nbsp;
On Sunday, Telangana reported 103 fresh Covid cases in 24 hours.

The health department decided to conduct mass Covid tests of all the 575 school students and employees, including teachers.&nbsp;

28 girl students tested positive at a government residential school in Wyra in Khammam district of Telangana on Sunday.&nbsp;
Parents of the school&rsquo;s students rushed to school and appealed the administrator to send their girls home, after learning about the spread of the virus.
Simultaneously, The health department decided to conduct mass Covid tests of all the 575 school students and employees, including teachers.&nbsp;
Telangana health minister T Harish Rao telephoned the district health authorities and enquired about the health condition of the students who tested positive.&nbsp;
He ordered officials to provide advanced health care to them and to take precautionary measures to check the spread of Covid in the area.
On Sunday, Telangana reported 103 fresh Covid cases in 24 hours.
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Authorities shut a school near Madikeri town in Karnataka&rsquo;s Kodagu district after at least 33 students at the institution tested positive for Covid-19.
The outbreak was reported at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in Galibeedu village, According to health officials.
The state government had reopened in-person classes for classes 9 and 10 in all its districts after the daily Covid-19 case tally dipped in recent weeks.
Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya was among the schools that reopened on September 20. &ldquo;Within five days of reopening, two students reported fever. When they were tested, coronavirus [infection] was confirmed,&rdquo; said a health department official.
After that case, all Class 10 students were isolated and tested. Classes reopened after their tests were negative.
A little over a month after that episode, two more students showed symptoms of Covid-19 and later tested positive.
Around 270 Class 10 students were then tested for the virus, and 33 of them tested positive on Wednesday.
All 33 students are asymptomatic and have been isolated.
While the positivity rate in the district stood at 0.19% on Tuesday, it rose to 1.21% on Wednesday following the detection of the new cluster of Covid-19 cases.

Karnataka school shut after 33 students tested positive for Covid-19

Authorities shut a school in Karnataka&rsquo;s Kodagu district after at least 33 students at the institution tested positive for Covid-19.
The state government had reopened in-person classes for classes 9 and 10 in all its districts after the daily Covid-19 case tally dipped in recent weeks.
The outbreak was reported at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in Galibeedu village, after the authorities confirmed the positive cases. according to health officials.
Within a week time after the school reopened on Sept 20, two students reported fever &amp; were positive after the Covid-19 test confirmed. After that case, all Class 10 students were isolated and tested and classes reopened after their tests were negative.
A little over a month after that episode, two more students showed symptoms of Covid-19 and later tested positive. Around 270 Class 10 students were then tested for the virus, and 33 of them tested positive on Wednesday.
All 33 students are asymptomatic and have been isolated.
While the positivity rate in the district stood at 0.19% on Tuesday, it rose to 1.21% on Wednesday following the detection of the new cluster of Covid-19 cases.

Authorities shut a school in Karnataka&rsquo;s Kodagu district after at least 33 students at the institution tested positive for Covid-19.

Authorities shut a school near Madikeri town in Karnataka&rsquo;s Kodagu district after at least 33 students at the institution tested positive for Covid-19.
The outbreak was reported at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in Galibeedu village, according to health officials.
The state government had reopened in-person classes for classes 9 and 10 in all its districts after the daily Covid-19 case tally dipped in recent weeks.
Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya was among the schools that reopened on September 20. &ldquo;Within five days of reopening, two students reported fever. When they were tested, coronavirus&nbsp;was confirmed,&rdquo; said a health department official.
After that case, all Class 10 students were isolated and tested. Classes reopened after their tests were negative.
A little over a month after that episode, two more students showed symptoms of Covid-19 and later tested positive.
Around 270 Class 10 students were then tested for the virus, and 33 of them tested positive on Wednesday.
All 33 students are asymptomatic and have been isolated.
While the positivity rate in the district stood at 0.19% on Tuesday, it rose to 1.21% on Wednesday following the detection of the new cluster of Covid-19 cases.

Celebrated on 5th September in India, Teacher's Day marks the birth anniversary of the second President of India, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.

Teacher's Day 2021: Teachers continue to ensure that learning never stops despite being in the middle of a pandemic

Observed on 5th September, Teachers' Day has a special meaning this year, given the difficulties teachers have endured during the&nbsp;COVID-19 situation. Teachers have ensured that learning never stops, no matter what the crisis

Teacher's Day 2021: Teachers had a big role to play in the 'new normal' 

Celebrated on 5th September in India, Teacher's Day marks the birth anniversary of the second President of India, Dr.&nbsp;Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.

Teacher's Day 2021: When desks get piled up with greeting&nbsp;cards&nbsp;instead of notebooks and students indulge in special activities&nbsp;and performances, it's a sign that it must be Teacher's Day!
First observed in 1962, Teacher's Day is celebrated on 5th September in India. The day marks the birth anniversary of the second President of India, Dr.&nbsp;Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Born in 1888, he is a renowned Academic and a Bharat Ratna&nbsp;recipient.&nbsp;
Teachers' Day has a special meaning this year, given the difficulties teachers and students have endured during the&nbsp;COVID-19 situation, over the last year and a half. With schools being shut and classroom&nbsp;teaching becoming a thing of the past, teaching had to be undertaken remotely and virtually&nbsp;through digital platforms.
Teachers have been quick at learning how to operate said digital platforms - an arena that was new and unfamiliar for many.&nbsp;From Whatsapp&nbsp;calls to Zoom sessions, teachers have ensured that the learning never stops, no matter what the crisis.&nbsp;
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With Punjab reporting decline in Covid-19 cases, Punjab government on Saturday announced the re-opening of all schools from August 2. According to the fresh guidelines, schools will have to follow proper protocols to ensure Covid-19 appropriate behaviour.
Teachers and staff members who are fully vaccinated will be allowed to return to school and a mandatory written consent of parents is a must for sending their children to attend classes.
Earlier, Punjab government had re-opened schools for students of Class 10 and 12 on July 26 in which consent of the parents was a must and students had the option of attending virtual classes.
As of Saturday, Punjab reported 544 active Covid-19 cases in the state taking the total to 5,99,053 cases and 16,292 deaths.
Also Watch: As Covid cases dip, some states are re-opening schools, here's what you need to know

Punjab government re-opens schools from August 2 with proper Covid-19 protocols 

With a decline in Covid-19 cases, Punjab government has announced the re-opening of all schools from August 2 but with certain pre-conditions

Covid-19: Punjab re-opens all schools from August 2
Schools to ensure proper Covid-19 protocols are followed
School staff to be fully vaccinated, parents to give written consent
Classes for 10th and 12th had re-opened on July 26

Punjab Government on Saturday announced the re-opening of schools from August 2 as the state sees a declines in Covid-19 cases.

With Punjab reporting decline in Covid-19 cases, the Congress government on Saturday announced the <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9x9f">re-opening of all schools</a> from August 2. According to the fresh guidelines, schools will have to follow proper protocols to ensure Covid-19 appropriate behaviour.
Teachers and staff members who are fully vaccinated will be allowed to return to school and a mandatory written consent of parents is a must for sending their children to attend classes.
Earlier, Punjab government had re-opened schools for students of Class 10 and 12 on July 26 in which consent of the parents was a must and students had the option of attending virtual classes.
As of Saturday, Punjab reported 544 active Covid-19 cases in the state taking the total to 5,99,053 cases and 16,292 deaths.
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9ye5">Also Watch: As Covid cases dip, some states are re-opening schools, here's what you need to know</a>

In light of the sharp spike in Covid-19 cases in the country, the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations has deferred the Class 10 and Class 12 boards.
The exams, that were due to be held from May 4, have been postponed and the board will take the final decision after a review in the first week of June.
The chief executive and secretary of CISCE said that while Class 12 papers will be held at a later stage, Class 10th will get an option to either appear in offline exams later or get evaluated on the basis of a fair and unbiased criteria that will be developed by the board.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has also cancelled Class 10th exams and deferred the class 12 exams.

ICSE board exams for Class 10, 12 deferred due to Covid-19 surge 

//CISCE defers Class 10, 12 board exams //Board to take final decision after review in June //Class 12 boards to be held at a later stage //Class 10 to get an option to take exam or be evaluated on set criteria

In light of the sharp spike in Covid-19 cases in the country, the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations has deferred the Class 10 and Class 12 boards.
The exams, that were due to be held from May 4, have been postponed and the board will take the final decision after a review in the first week of June.
The chief executive and secretary of CISCE said that while Class 12 papers will be held at a later stage, Class 10 students will get an option to either appear in offline exams later or get evaluated on the basis of a fair and unbiased criteria that will be developed by the board.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has also cancelled Class 10th exams and deferred the class 12 exams.

A video of a girl proposing to a boy in the University of Lahore campus in Pakistan has gone viral on social media.
The clip also came to the attention of the university administration who summoned the students but they failed to appear. The administration&nbsp;has now expelled the 2 students for 'proposing and hugging on campus'.
According to a PTI&nbsp;report, the act was one of 'misconduct and&nbsp;violation of university rules'.
The steps taken by the university have divided the Internet with some calling the move 'ridiculous' while others called it a 'responsible administrative decision'.
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Pak students expelled after 'proposal' video goes viral

A Pakistan university has expelled 2 students for proposing on campus, after their video went viral on social media.&nbsp;
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University of Lahore expels 2 students for proposing on campus 

A video of a girl proposing to a boy in the University of Lahore campus in Pakistan has gone viral on social media.
The clip also came to the attention of the university administration who summoned the students but they failed to appear. The administration&nbsp;has now expelled the 2 students for 'proposing and hugging on campus'.
According to a PTI&nbsp;report, the act was one of 'misconduct and&nbsp;violation of university rules'.&nbsp;
The steps taken by the university have divided the Internet with some calling the move 'ridiculous' while others called it a 'responsible administrative decision'.

A video of a girl proposing to a boy in the University of Lahore campus in Pakistan has gone viral on social media.
The clip also came to the attention of the university administration who summoned the students but they failed to appear. The administration&nbsp;has now expelled the 2 students for 'proposing and hugging on campus'. The act was deemed as 'misconduct and&nbsp;violation of university rules'.
The steps taken by the university have divided the Internet with some calling the move 'ridiculous' while others called it a 'responsible administrative decision'.
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Colleges and universities opened in Kerala on Monday after being shut for 9 months due to Covid outbreak. The classes have begun amid stringent coronavirus protocol that will involve thermal screening, frequent sanitisation of campuses, constant use of face masks and enforcement of physical distancing. The classes will be held at 50% attendance and on shift basis if the need arose, depending upon the student strength. While classes have resumed for final year undergraduate and postgraduate students of all batches, online sessions will continue for those of all other categories for the time being.

Kerala: Colleges, universities open after 9 months

Colleges and universities opened in Kerala on Monday after being shut for 9 months due to Covid outbreak

Kerala: Colleges, universities open after 9 months 

Colleges and universities opened in Kerala on Monday after being shut for 9 months due to Covid outbreak. The classes have begun amid stringent coronavirus protocol that will involve thermal screening, frequent sanitisation of campuses, constant use of face masks and enforcement of physical distancing. The classes will be held at 50% attendance and on shift basis if the need arose, depending upon the student strength. While classes have resumed for final year undergraduate and postgraduate students of all batches, online sessions will continue for those of all other categories for the time being.

Building COVID-19 Resilience in Education with Kavita Anand

COVID-19 has shaken the foundations of numerous sectors worldwide. Although many of these changes in our daily life might be temporary, some nudges might alter the way our lives function in the long term. Take the education sector for example. The pandemic has coerced students, teachers and other stakeholders to adopt digital platforms in a bid to continue the learning process. However, is this shift sustainable? There are aspects of the classroom that might not be replicable in a digital space. Moreover, based on our learnings from the current pandemic, how can we plan our education systems to be more resilient and captive to shocks like COVID-19 in the long run? Today, Kavita Anand, Founder and Director of Adhyayan Foundation explores these questions and more to help us understand what we can learn from our current situation to prepare for tomorrow.

Bengal lifts lockdown on Sept 12 after NEET students request

Bengal cancels state-wide lockdown imposed on September 12 after aspirants say they can't reach NEET&nbsp;exam centres
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Bengal cancels Sept 12 lockdown&nbsp;on request of students
Students appearing for NEET&nbsp;urged lockdown&nbsp;to be lifted
Aspirants say they face difficulties reaching exam centres
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The NEET&nbsp;exam slated for September 13 nationwide&nbsp;
About 16.67 lakh&nbsp;candidates have applied for NEET&nbsp;2020
Nadda attacks Didi over Covid-19 lockdown&nbsp;dates
Nadda: appeasement politics creating anti-Hindu mindset

The West Bengal government has decided to cancel the state-wide lockdown imposed on September 12 after several students appearing for NEET exam expressed their difficulty in travelling to their exam centres.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;that the state govt earlier decided to have a lockdown on September 11 and September 12 but after requests from students, the government has decided to lift the lockdown.
NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is scheduled to be conducted across the country on Sunday, September 13. 15.67 lakh candidates have applied for the NEET 2020 examination from all over the country.
Meanwhile, BJP&nbsp;president J P Nadda&nbsp;has hit out at Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;on her govt's appeasement politics over dates of the lockdown.
Nadda&nbsp;said, on August 5, when the foundation stone of Ram Temple was laid,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;imposed a lockdown in the state, but on July 31, the&nbsp;day of&nbsp;Bakri Eid, the lockdown was lifted. Nadda&nbsp;said, this vote bank and appeasement politics by Didi&nbsp;creates an anti-Hindu mindset in the state.

In a big relief for students seeking foreign education, the Boris Johnson government has re-instated the post-study two year work visa in UK. The move, which impacts thousands of Indian students, means that they will now be able to stay in the UK for two years to work after completing studies. Currently foreign students are only allowed four months of stay post completing their degrees, which makes employers reluctant to hire them. There is no cap on the number of students who can apply for the new visa.&nbsp;

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