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dps dwarka has been declared as the ‘most innovative K-12 school’ at the International Summit on School and Higher Education—Concern 2012—held recently in the city.

On the first day of the new academic session at DPS, Dwarka Expressway, tempers ran short and students were told to stay back till 5pm as the school allegedly failed to provide transportation and disperse students timely.

DPS, East Delhi conducted an orientation programme for parents. School principal Mr M I Hussain addressed the parents.

Arvind Kejriwal criticized the BJP government for failing to address repeated bomb threats targeting Delhi schools. Several schools, including dps dwarka, received threats, causing widespread panic and evacuations. Kejriwal highlighted the lack of arrests or action taken despite a year of such incidents, questioning the government's ability to ensure the capital's security.

A Delhi private school, dps dwarka, received a bomb threat, causing classes to shift online. This incident follows a trend of similar threats, including one traced to a student in another school. Authorities are investigating, and the high court has ordered the creation of a procedure for handling such emergencies.

Fee hikes by private schools have prompted parents to take to the streets in protest. On Tuesday, irked parents of students studying in Delhi Public School, Mathura Road, and Dwarka alleged the schools had arbitrarily increased the fees.

More than 100 parents have approached the Delhi High Court. They allege Delhi Public School Dwarka expelled students. The reason is a fee dispute. Parents also claim the school used bouncers. They say it was to manage children. Parents want the government to take over the school. The Directorate of Education has instructed the school to reinstate students.

Delhi NCR School News: Schools in Delhi NCR faced bomb threats, leading to evacuations, closures, and disruptions. Hoax threats caused extreme panic among parents and students. Principals suspect spam from dissatisfied members over unresolved issues.

On the first day of the new academic session at DPS, Dwarka Expressway, tempers ran short and students were told to stay back till 5pm as the school allegedly failed to provide transportation and disperse students timely.

Delhi High Court addressed the expulsion of 34 dps dwarka students over unpaid, hiked fees. Parents rejected a proposal to pay 50% of the dues, demanding a forensic audit by CAG into the school's finances. They allege coercive fee collection tactics, including deploying bouncers.

Delhi Police received an email bomb threat targeting the city's airport, schools, and other institutions. An investigation has been initiated to verify the threat's credibility. The sender identified as 'Terrorizers 111'. Earlier, two schools received similar emails which were later confirmed as hoaxes. Recent bomb threats to various educational institutions and government offices were also found to be fake.

The children became a soft target as their buses were caught in the blockade set up by protesters around 11.30 am.

NEW DELHI: The last two in a series of regional debates, NIE Speak - The Debate of the Times '01-02, were held at Mount St Mary's School, Delhi Cantonment, and Happy Model School, Janakpuri, for South Zone II and West Zone II, respectively.

Delhi retained its second position in the Class XII exams with 85.40% students finally passing from school on Monday. Only Chennai was ahead with a pass percentage of 90.59%. In fact, girls in Delhi beat boys by a whopping margin of 9% this year.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has strongly condemned schools for allegedly harassing parents and students over fee hikes, warning of strict consequences for violations. Parents of dps dwarka students have accused the school of publicly shaming and isolating children whose families refused to pay increased fees. The aggrieved parents are demanding investigation report and transparency from the DPS Society.

Delhi Police's PCR patrol van apprehended a man who is allegedly involved in over 30 cases of murder, robbery, burglary and theft.

In an unprecedented development, more than 150 private schools have started the process of refunding excess fees, including around 70 schools that have submitted the respective amounts to the high court.

Apparently dejected over her poor performance in class 12 CBSE exams, a girl student allegedly committed suicide at her residence in south-west Delhi.

A drastic reduction in the number of 100 percenters in science - only 6 against 287 last year - and an almost 200% rise in the number of students scoring cent percent marks in social science - 598 in 2008 and 1,770 now - was the most striking feature of the CBSE class X board exam results.

Parents protested outside dps dwarka over fee hikes, alleging discrimination against students whose families resisted the increased charges. A parent claimed her son was barred from regular classes despite paying approved fees. Education Minister Ashish Sood blamed AAP for diluting fee hike regulations, announcing an audit committee.

NEW DELHI: A six-year-old boy got injured after their school van was hit by a Maruti car in Dwarka on Saturday afternoon. A police officer said the six-year-old boy, Akhil has suffered bruises on his head. He was admitted to Deen Dayal Upadhyaya hospital where he received six stitches on his forehead.