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JNU to conduct entrance exam for two PhD courses not covered under UGC-NET, check details
JNU to conduct entrance exam for two PhD courses not covered under UGC-NET, check details

Hindustan Times

time02-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Hindustan Times

JNU to conduct entrance exam for two PhD courses not covered under UGC-NET, check details

Jul 02, 2025 03:25 PM IST Jawaharlal Nehru University will conduct its own entrance exam - JNUEE - for admissions in PhD courses for Korean Studies and Cinema Studies, which are not covered under the UGC-NET, while admissions for all other doctoral degree courses will be based on NET scores. Jawaharlal Nehru University will conduct the JNUEE for admissions in PhD courses for Korean Studies and Cinema Studies that are not covered by UGC NET. (HT file) According to university sources, the decision to hold JNUEE for these two programmes was taken by the respective schools. "All the deans have accepted and signed the process. This decision is their own, not of the vice chancellor or the administration," said a source, adding that the university's structure is decentralised and democratic. The administration noted that exams like NET-JRF and CUET are more inclusive and widely accessible. "Earlier, JNUEE was held at about 80 centres, while NET-JRF is now conducted at over 200 and CUET at around 500," an official said, highlighting that JNU's publication record is increasing by 5 per cent annually. However, JNUSU President Nitish Kumar told PTI, "This is because there are no NET subjects for these two programmes. That is why the administration has to conduct entrance exam for these two subjects." Meanwhile, the JNU Students' Union continues its indefinite hunger strike for the fifth day, demanding the reinstatement of JNUEE for all PhD programmes. A scheduled meeting with the vice chancellor on Tuesday was postponed without further notice. The protest began last Thursday after the release of the PhD admission schedule for the academic year 2025-26.

'Killing Romance' star Lee Seo Yi passes away at the age of at 43; fans REACT
'Killing Romance' star Lee Seo Yi passes away at the age of at 43; fans REACT

Time of India

time01-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

'Killing Romance' star Lee Seo Yi passes away at the age of at 43; fans REACT

South Korean actress Lee Seo Yi, also known by her birth name Song Soo Yeon , was popular for her graceful screen presence and quiet strength and has tragically passed away at the age of 43. The news, shared by her manager on July 1, KST, revealed that she had passed on June 20, 2025. The cause of her death has not been disclosed, leaving fans and colleagues in deep sorrow and questioning. A journey through the arts Lee Seo Yi was born on April 18, 1982, and began her acting career in 2013 with the historical drama 'Hur Jun, The Original Story.' She rose to prominence with her role in the drama 'Cheongdam-dong Scandal' and continued to charm audiences with performances in films like 'The King,' 'Killing Romance,' and 'Scarlet Innocence.' Her most recent appearance was in the romantic comedy 'The Divorce Insurance,' where she starred alongside Lee Dong Wook and Lee Da Hee. The drama concluded just weeks before her passing, making the news more heartbreaking. A life beyond the spotlight Beyond her acting career, Lee Seo Yi was a woman of many talents. She held a degree in Czech and Slovak studies from 'Hankuk University' of Foreign Studies and pursued further education at 'Pusan National University.' She also had a love for flowers, and so she also worked as a florist and shared glimpses of her peaceful daily life through her social media. Her social media handle was filled with calming moments and sweet smiles, portraying a picture of someone who would find joy in simplicity and beauty and would not need materialistic things to make her happy. She was also a dedicated fan of the 'Lotte Giants,' a professional baseball team based in Busan. A sudden goodbye The announcement of her passing came as a shock. Her manager, posting on behalf of her parents, wrote, as per the translation done by the reports of 'Koreaboo': 'Hello, This is Song Seo Bin, the manager of actress Lee Seo Yi. I'm writing this to let you know that my brilliant, beautiful, prettty, and kind unnie became a star in the sky on June 20. I know you all must be shocked and heartbroken by the news of her passing, but please pray that unnie goes to a beautiful place. If you want to know where she has been laid to rest, please contact @songsong_seo. I'm posting this on behalf of her parents.' You can see the post below. Fans have expressed disbelief, noting how active and vibrant she appeared in recent weeks. While some have speculated about her health, others have urged for respectful mourning and privacy for her grieving family. Divorce Insurance - Official Teaser | Prime Video

BPSC AE 2025 Exam Dates Announced, Check Full Schedule Here
BPSC AE 2025 Exam Dates Announced, Check Full Schedule Here

NDTV

time01-07-2025

  • Science
  • NDTV

BPSC AE 2025 Exam Dates Announced, Check Full Schedule Here

BPSC AE 2025 Exam Date: The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has released the exam schedule for the Assistant Engineer (AE) Recruitment 2025. Candidates who have applied for Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical engineering posts can now check the detailed timetable on the official BPSC website: BPSC AE 2025: Exam Dates And Timings The written (objective) examination will be conducted in two sessions per day across three consecutive days - July 17, 18, and 19, 2025 - at designated exam centers within Bihar. Exam Date: July 17, 2025 Session 1 (11 am - 12 noon): General English - Paper I Session 2 (1 pm - 2 pm): General Hindi - Paper II Exam Date: July 18, 2025 Session 1 (11 am - 12 noon): General Studies - Paper III Session 2 (1 pm - 2 pm): General Engineering Science - Paper IV Exam Date: July 19, 2025 Session 1 (11 am - 12 noon) • Civil Engineering - Paper V • Mechanical Engineering - Paper V • Electrical Engineering - Paper V Session 2 (1 pm - 2 pm) • Civil Engineering - Paper VI • Mechanical Engineering - Paper VI • Electrical Engineering - Paper VI Exam Pattern The exam pattern consists of a total of 6 papers, divided into 4 compulsory papers and 2 optional papers. The compulsory papers include General English and General Hindi, which are qualifying papers requiring a minimum of 30 marks each, as well as General Studies and General Engineering Science. The optional papers are based on the candidate's chosen engineering discipline, such as Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical, and are objective in nature. To proceed to the evaluation of the remaining papers, candidates must qualify in both English and Hindi papers. The final selection will be determined by the candidate's performance in the objective exam, and in some cases, prior contractual work experience may also be considered. Aspirants are advised to regularly check the official website for updates, admit card release, and exam-related instructions.

Silluk village makes it to NCERT textbook for waste management
Silluk village makes it to NCERT textbook for waste management

Time of India

time23-06-2025

  • General
  • Time of India

Silluk village makes it to NCERT textbook for waste management

Itanagar: Silluk village in Arunachal Pradesh's East Siang district has been featured in the Class III Environmental Studies textbook published by NCERT. Chapter 12, titled "Taking Charge of Waste", highlights the village's exemplary efforts in waste management and environmental cleanliness. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The inclusion recognises Silluk's transformation into a zero-waste locality and its consistent performance in maintaining high sanitation standards. The village has previously been named the cleanest in East Siang on three occasions and received the Naturenomics Award from the Balipara Foundation in 2023. Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu took to X to congratulate the people of Silluk on this national recognition. "Silluk in East Siang district, is now a national model for zero-waste living and grassroots cleanliness. From scattered waste to spotless streets and green lanes, the people of Siluk have shown what true community spirit looks like! Now, students across India will learn from Siluk's journey. A powerful message: change begins at home," Khandu wrote. Mebo MLA Oken Tayeng also lauded the achievement, crediting the efforts of various individuals and groups, including the Swachh Silluk Abhiyan led by Kepang Nong Borang, and former East Siang DC Kini Singh. He termed the textbook mention a proud moment of national recognition for Arunachal Pradesh.

Ministry of Education Mandates Arabic, Islamic and Social Studies for UAE Kindergartens
Ministry of Education Mandates Arabic, Islamic and Social Studies for UAE Kindergartens

Hi Dubai

time23-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Hi Dubai

Ministry of Education Mandates Arabic, Islamic and Social Studies for UAE Kindergartens

The UAE Ministry of Education has made it mandatory for all private schools to teach Arabic, Islamic Studies, and Social Studies at the kindergarten level starting from the 2025/2026 academic year. The nationwide move aims to strengthen national identity, instill Emirati values, and build foundational language and social understanding from an early age. The guidelines apply to all private schools across the UAE, regardless of curriculum, and form part of the Ministry's broader vision to embed national identity into early education. The initiative will ensure that children grow up with a strong grasp of their mother tongue, a sense of belonging, and awareness of local culture and environment. Arabic will be taught daily, beginning with 200 minutes per week in 2025, increasing to 300 minutes weekly by 2027. Qualified early childhood educators will deliver the lessons using approved, age-appropriate resources tailored to both native and non-native speakers. Islamic Studies will be mandatory for all Muslim students in kindergarten, with schools required to allocate 90 minutes per week through structured sessions. Social Studies content will focus on family values, UAE geography, environment, and key social topics, delivered through play-based learning woven into everyday activities. To support implementation, the Ministry will provide instructional frameworks and learning outcomes in advance. Advisory visits will start in 2025, with formal inspections from the 2026/2027 academic year to ensure compliance. The initiative reflects a strategic commitment to nurturing a generation rooted in national values while supporting their academic and personal development. News Source: Emirates News Agency

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