• About us
  • Team
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
  • Login
No Result
View All Result
World's first weekly chronicle of development news
  • Blitz Highlights
    • Special
    • Spotlight
    • Insight
    • Entertainment
    • Sports
  • Opinion
  • Legal
  • Perspective
  • Nation
    • East
    • West
    • North
    • South
  • Business & Economy
  • World
  • Hindi Edition
  • International Editions
    • Dubai
    • Tanzania
    • United Kingdom
    • USA
  • Blitz India Business
  • Blitz Highlights
    • Special
    • Spotlight
    • Insight
    • Entertainment
    • Sports
  • Opinion
  • Legal
  • Perspective
  • Nation
    • East
    • West
    • North
    • South
  • Business & Economy
  • World
  • Hindi Edition
  • International Editions
    • Dubai
    • Tanzania
    • United Kingdom
    • USA
  • Blitz India Business
No Result
View All Result
World's first weekly chronicle of development news
No Result
View All Result

GOVT SCHOOLS TO BE UPGRADED

Move part of changes in education sector

by Blitz India Media
March 28, 2024
in Maharashtra
0
education
Team Blitz India

PUNE: As part of the changes being made in the education sector according to the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the state department of school education has decided to join all classes up to class 8, including lower secondary classes, to local self-government primary schools in Maharashtra in a bid to empower and upgrade them, and check dropout of students from these schools.

According to the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education, it is the responsibility of the state government and local bodies to provide free education to all children aged six to 14 years. As per the information shared by the state department of school education, several steps have been taken to empower and improve the quality of schools.

Transportation facility will be provided for primary schools within 1 km from the child’s home, and upper primary schools within 3 km from the child’s home. As per the revised structure, the procedure for adding Class 5 to a school which has classes up to Class 4 and adding Class 8 to a school which has classes up to Class 7 has been prescribed. It has also been recommended that there should be combined schools of classes 1 to 8, 1 to 10, and 1 to 12 in the state.

Approval has also been given for upgradation of local government schools. As these schools have limited financial resources, additional teachers and physical facilities required for new schools, and upgradation or addition of classes will be provided.

The central government has started select ‘PM (Prime Minister) Shree’ schools in the country. In this, while choosing the schools, preference is given to government or local government schools with classes 1 to 10 or 12. Since the facilities are attached, while choosing the schools, the schools with classes 1 to 10 and 12 and the maximum number of such schools is considered important.

Teachers will be made available by adjusting those who are currently working and possess the required educational qualifications for that class. It will be necessary to strictly follow the prescribed procedure while making the said adjustment.

By protecting the salaries of teachers in the primary and secondary category according to educational qualifications, approval will be given to add the said category to the limit of basic vacancies. The state government has said that there is a possibility of increasing the number of students in schools of local self-government bodies in future by adding classes or starting new secondary classes.

Related Posts

Bank of Maharashtra
Maharashtra

BoM leads in business growth

May 23, 2024
mangrove
Maharashtra

Committee to inspect mangrove next week

May 23, 2024
gst
Maharashtra

Maharashtra biggest contributor to GST collection at 19.6pc

May 23, 2024
Intelligent traffic
Maharashtra

Intelligent traffic management soon

May 23, 2024
Brihanmumbai Electric Supply
Maharashtra

BEST completes 150 years of service

May 23, 2024
water shortage
Maharashtra

Action plan to tackle water shortage

August 8, 2024
Load More
Next Post

Traffic stabilises on Mumbai Coastal Road

Recent News

Asian Champions Trophy 2026
News

Pathak returns as India names squad for Asian Champions Trophy

by Blitz India Media
October 13, 2026
0

New Delhi, 13 October: Hockey India on Tuesday announced the Indian men’s squad for the Asian Champions Trophy Punjab 2026,...

Read moreDetails
Electronics production grows seven-fold : MeitY

New Delhi, 13 October : India’s fintech sector raised $2.2 billion in the first nine months of 2026 (January 1, 2026–September 30, 2026), up 14 per cent from $1.9 billion in the same period a year earlier, a report said. The report from data intelligence platform Tracxn Technologies Limited said funding rounds dipped from 260 to 153, adding that the funding was concentrated in a smaller number of large late‑stage rounds, with five mega‑rounds of $100 million or more accounting for $1.1 billion or 48 per cent of total capital. The report said in the first nine months of 2026, digital lending and payments topped the category rankings, while Bengaluru accounts for over three-fifths of all capital raised. On the exit side, IPOs saw a 50 per cent uptick while overall acquisitions slowed. As many as 30 companies raised their first funding round, down 49 per cent from 59 in the previous year. Series A and later rounds totalled 77, down 31 per cent from 112. Late-stage funding (Series C+, PE, and pre-IPO) led the mix, rising 95 per cent to $1.5 billion in the first nine months of 2026 — up from $751 million during the same period in the previous year. This capital surge pushed late-stage investments to 67 per cent of total market funding, the report noted. Earlier stages experienced contractions in capital and deal counts. Early-stage funding fell 33 per cent to $668 million across 52 rounds, compared to $1 billion across 82 rounds in nine months of 2025. Seed funding fell 57 per cent to $73.8 million across 76 rounds, down from $173 million across 148 rounds. New unicorns crossed the billion-dollar threshold in an average of 7.1 years after their Series A funding. Moreover, the industry saw 3 IPOs in nine months of 2026, up 50 per cent from 2 in the previous year, alongside 11 acquisitions, down 45 per cent from 20.

October 13, 2026
Indian stock market

IBM and MeitY Startup Hub partner to support India’s deep-tech startups with AI, cloud, quantum computing and mentorship.

October 13, 2026
IBM

IBM, MeitY sign MoU to boost India’s deep-tech

October 13, 2026
Solar panels supplying power in Africa

India Growth Story: Start-ups, Trade, Data and Khadi

October 13, 2026

Blitz Highlights

  • Special
  • Spotlight
  • Insight
  • Entertainment
  • Health

International Editions

  • US (New York)
  • UK (London)
  • Middle East (Dubai)
  • Tanzania (Africa)

Nation

  • East
  • West
  • South
  • North
  • Hindi Edition

E-paper

  • India
  • Hindi E-paper
  • Dubai E-Paper
  • USA E-Paper
  • UK-Epaper
  • Tanzania E-paper

Useful Links

  • About us
  • Team
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact

©2024 Blitz India Media -Building A New Nation

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In

    No Result
    View All Result
    • Blitz Highlights
      • Special
      • Spotlight
      • Insight
      • Entertainment
      • Sports
    • Opinion
    • Legal
    • Perspective
    • Nation
      • East
      • West
      • North
      • South
    • Business & Economy
    • World
    • Hindi Edition
    • International Editions
      • Dubai
      • Tanzania
      • United Kingdom
      • USA
    • Blitz India Business

    ©2024 Blitz India Media -Building A New Nation