Young debaters from Lucknow and Kanpur engage with questions of technology, ethics, and human responsibility Lucknow: Seth Anandram Jaipuria School, Shaheed Path, Lucknow, hosted the 9th Dr. Rajaram Jaipuria Memorial Inter-School Debate, bringing together young debaters from leading schools across Lucknow and Kanpur for an engaging exchange of ideas on one of the defining questions of the technology age. The annual debate, held in memory of the school’s founder, Late Dr. Rajaram Jaipuria, commenced with an invocation to the Almighty, followed by a creatively scripted curtain-raiser that explored the opportunities…
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Amity University Organises ‘Young Spark 2026’, Students Gain Insights into Entrepreneurship and Startups
Lucknow: In a significant initiative aimed at encouraging young minds to become job creators rather than merely job seekers, Amity University Lucknow Campus organised a two-day ‘Entrepreneurship Sensitization Session and Launch of Young Spark 2026’. The programme was organised by the Amity Innovation Incubator (AII) and witnessed the participation of nearly 2,000 students from various institutions of the Lucknow Campus. The two-day programme aimed to familiarise students with the opportunities in entrepreneurship, innovation, startup creation and incubation. The sessions provided students with insights into how a new idea can be…
Read MoreSpell Bee Competition at MJPRU Highlights Linguistic Skills of First-Year Engineering Students
Bareilly: The Department of Humanities at Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University (MJPRU) organised a one-day ‘Spell Bee’ competition for first-year B.Tech students, providing newly admitted engineering students an opportunity to showcase their command of English spelling and vocabulary. The competition was held under the chairmanship of University Vice-Chancellor Professor Anil Kumar Rai. Students from various branches of the Faculty of Engineering participated enthusiastically in the intellectual competition and demonstrated impressive linguistic knowledge, spelling accuracy and vocabulary skills. Dean of the Faculty of Engineering Professor Archana Gupta and Head of the…
Read MoreOver 3,000 Sarvodaya School Students to Receive Job-Oriented Skill Training Under Project Praveen
Lucknow: More than 3,000 students of Jai Prakash Narayan Sarvodaya Schools run by the Social Welfare Department of Uttar Pradesh will soon receive vocational and employment-oriented skill training alongside their regular school education under the state government’s ‘Project Praveen’. The Uttar Pradesh Skill Development Mission has set a target of training more than 3,000 students during the financial year 2026-27. The responsibility has been assigned to 31 training provider institutions, which have been directed to establish and get their training centres approved, register students and form batches within the prescribed…
Read More8 Minutes, 200 Questions and Thousands of Children Take on the Ultimate Maths Challenge
7,000 Children Create a Grand Maths Platform, Where Speed and Accuracy Take Centre Stage Mumbai (Anil Bedag): Moving mathematics beyond textbooks and classrooms and connecting it with quick thinking, concentration and confidence, Mumbai witnessed a unique showcase of mathematical talent. More than 7,000 children from across India participated in the 25th UCMAS National Competition, held at the CIDCO Exhibition and Convention Centre in Vashi, showcasing their impressive mathematical skills. Held on September 5 and 6, the national-level event brought together students from 28 states and 8 Union Territories. The challenge…
Read MoreFive-Day Training Programme for Primary Teachers Begins in Jhanjhari
Gonda: The third phase of a five-day training programme for primary-level teachers of the Jhanjhari development block in Gonda district began at Jigar Memorial Inter College in the city, in accordance with departmental directives. The training programme was inaugurated by Dr Samay Prakash Pathak, Block Education Officer, Jhanjhari/Nagar/Headquarters, who formally opened the session by garlanding the portrait of Goddess Saraswati and lighting the ceremonial lamp. The programme began with Saraswati Vandana. Addressing the participants, Dr Pathak said that strengthening the quality of learning at the primary level is essential for…
Read MoreTeachers’ Day Celebrated with Enthusiasm and Dignity at School of Management Sciences
Lucknow: Teachers’ Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and dignity at the School of Management Sciences (SMS), Lucknow, on September 5, marking the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the eminent Indian philosopher, educationist, statesman and former President of India. The programme was organised by the office-bearers of the Abhivyakti Club. Addressing the gathering, Sharad Singh, Secretary and Chief Executive Officer, extended warm Teachers’ Day greetings to all faculty members, officers and employees. He emphasised the importance of discharging teaching and institutional responsibilities with utmost dedication, commitment and a strong…
Read MoreSTUDENTS EXPRESS GRATITUDE TO THEIR TEACHERS IN A VIBRANT TEACHER’S DAY CELEBRATION AT GD GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL LUCKNOW
Lucknow: GD Goenka Public School, Lucknow celebrated Teacher’s Day with great enthusiasm, creativity and heartfelt gratitude, honouring the dedication and invaluable contribution of its teachers in shaping the lives and futures of students. The celebrations commenced with a special session in all classes, where teachers highlighted the significance of Teacher’s Day and the lasting impact educators have on their students. The day featured a vibrant blend of cultural presentations, interactive activities and fun-filled engagements, thoughtfully designed to strengthen teacher-student bonds and provide students an opportunity to express their appreciation. Students…
Read MoreSmart Education and Innovation Drive a New Era of Academics in Lucknow
Lucknow: In classrooms across Lucknow and Uttar Pradesh, education is undergoing a quiet but significant transformation. The familiar blackboard is increasingly sharing space with interactive digital panels, textbooks are being supplemented by multimedia resources, and conventional rote learning is gradually giving way to experimentation, problem-solving and hands-on learning. This transition is being driven by a combination of digital infrastructure, teacher training, innovative teaching practices and specialised skill-development programmes. Smart classrooms, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) laboratories, artificial intelligence and robotics labs, coding programmes and innovation platforms are creating an academic…
Read More“Every Child Has the Potential to Shine”: Neeta Singh
Gonda: In an era when schools are expected to prepare children not only for examinations but also for a rapidly changing world, the role of a teacher has expanded considerably. Effective education today requires academic rigour alongside emotional well-being, communication skills, creativity, character and the ability to work with others. Neeta Singh of Fulwari Public School believes that every child can progress when teaching is flexible, supportive and purposeful. From differentiated lesson planning and positive classroom discipline to English fluency and holistic development, Singh advocates an approach that places the…
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