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WILL GOING DIGITAL ACTUALLY PLUG INDIA’S LEAKS? Subrahmanyam, the former Indian education secretary, has proposed a nationwide continuous assessment system built by upgrading existing schools, colleges and polytechnics into a national network of accredited digital assessment centres. Under his proposal, every senior secondary school would, over time, be equipped with secure computer laboratories that could serve both teaching and assessment. Rather than replacing paper-based exams overnight, he called for a phased transition over about a decade, allowing schools to gradually build infrastructure, train staff and shift to digital assessments. This phased approach also reflects the scale of the challenge.Proposals submitted by India’s Ministry of Education and the…
MANILA: ASEAN foreign ministers hailed “significant progress” in negotiations on the long-awaited Code of Conduct…
Existing policies on patented and branded drugs remain unchanged after major global drugmakers secured exemptions…
SEOUL: A South Korean court ordered an AI chip-manufacturing tycoon on Friday (Jul 24) to…
BEIJING: Beijing condemned fresh US tariffs imposed on China and 59 other countries over alleged…
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s ambassador to the United States was summoned by the US State Department…
Jana Nayagan was released on Thursday (Jul 23) and drew huge crowds and celebrations across…
DELHI METRO SHUTS STATIONS AGAINThe protests by the CJP began as an online satire and…
Is the world running out of options?Analysts are divided, but the margin for flexibility is…
ROAD AHEAD UNCERTAINYet Naypyidaw is also sending mixed signals.Earlier this month, Myanmar’s parliament passed a…
PROTESTERS REJECT MODI’S SPECIAL COURTS PROPOSALEarlier on Thursday, Modi said that special courts would be…
CAN CHINA CHALLENGE SOUTH KOREA?While South Korea remains a leading global destination for cosmetic surgery,…
CHALLENGE TO MODIThe protests have emerged as one of the biggest challenges to Modi since…
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