Kerala govt to continue with revised school timings
As for the next academic year, further discussions can be held on the subject along with other issues that might crop up in future, the minister said.

As for the next academic year, further discussions can be held on the subject along with other issues that might crop up in future, the minister said.
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Thursday approved changing the names of various schools in the state.
The bench, however, clarified that its interim order neither questions the merit of the schools pairing policy nor its implementation.
According to the bill, JSUC shall consist of a chairperson, member (administration) and three other members having terms of five, four and three years respectively.
The leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha demanded that all such vacant posts be filled immediately and 'Bahujans' be given their rights, not "Manuwadi boycott".
The findings by the independent education rating system are based on responses from 245 senior academic leaders across 165 institutions in 21 states and three UTs, including Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Gujarat and West Bengal. The report highlights that while reforms like curriculum flexibility and teacher training have seen broad uptake, several critical directives remain under-implemented.
Addressing a press conference after a cabinet meeting here, Sarma said the loan amount will be repaid jointly by the central and state governments.
According to a release, the decision was taken during the state cabinet meeting held in Dibrugarh on Wednesday under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. CM Himanta Biswa Sarma said that the state cabinet today has approved the launch of a new scheme, namely Chief Minister's Foreign Language Initiative for Global Human Talent (CM-FLIGHT).
In the first batch, the Tamil Nadu State Council for Higher Education (TANSCHE) is planning to shortlist 180 students studying in the final year BSc and MSc and provide them with coaching to gain admission into PG and PhD programmes in top institutes.
Under this initiative, preferably a female teacher will be deployed to make children going to anganwadi centres comfortable with formal and regular education, which will help when the child starts attending regular school, "as they will have some familiar faces from before."
According to a reply by the Union ministry of education in the Lok Sabha to a question by Congress MP Charanjit Singh Channi, the state has — despite the multilingual push — continued to reaffirm its commitment to mother tongue-based foundational learning, using Punjabi as the medium of instruction in early grades