Manish Sisodia said that teaches of the Delhi government schools have been spending around 50 hours and class teachers around 310 hours every year for exam related work- at the cost of their teaching and family time. read more

Delhi will soon have its own education board that will not be a replacement for the CBSE but a next generation board to help students prepare for entrance examinations like JEE and NEET, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said. read more

The Delhi government envisions the board to be the answer to the current situation where students prepare for board examinations with the help of schools but have to take the help of coaching centres to clear their engineering and medical entrance exams,... read more

The employees of the 28 colleges partially or fully funded by the Delhi government are constantly being subjected to delayed payments of salaries and other reimbursements due to the repeated stoppage of grants by the AAP dispensation, DUTA said in a... read more

Speaking at the launch of Delhi’s Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia’s book titled ‘Shiksha’, Mukherjee lauded him for writing for the ordinary teachers, practitioners of education and scholars. read more

Kejriwal presented awards to 87 teachers and Principals on the occasion of Teacher’s Day. He congratulated all teachers and principals for their contribution to the nation. read more

Last month, members of INTACH had met chief minister Arvind Kejriwal to discuss Delhi’s nomination to UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Cities. read more

In the fourth episode of Metro Matters, a weekly show on everything that matters to Delhi, Hindustan Times metro editor Shivani Singh attends a happiness class. read more

During the three-month campaign, the students will learn constitutional values. It will end on November 26, the date on which the Constitution was adopted 70 years ago. read more

In its election manifesto, the Aam Aadmi Party had promised to increase the bed strength in Delhi hospitals by 30,000. read more

The allocations were made part of the 2019-20 budget’s supplementary demands that were unanimously cleared Monday, the last day of the monsoon session of the Delhi Assembly. read more

In the letter, outgoing JNUSU president N Sai Balaji claimed the two students were also being forced by the administration to leave the university. read more

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal further stated that the government is working towards bridging the gap between the number of students passing out from class 12 every year and the number of seats available in colleges of Delhi. read more

Sisodia, appealed to the writers to create more literature to inculcate the feelings of communal harmony and patriotism. read more

On June 4, Kejriwal had first announced that the Delhi government planned to make travel free for women in its buses and the Metro across Delhi-NCR. read more