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In a remarkable initiative, 13-year-old Amrita, hailing from a disadvantaged background, briefly took on the role of Superintendent of Police in Bagaha. This inspiring program, designed to uplift rural youth, granted her the opportunity to shadow police operations and engage with law enforcement officers.

Most students come from families who are illiterate and they go on to become the first-generation graduates and change the future of the family, a headmaster, D Vijayan said.

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Ranchi's tribal welfare department is establishing a new institute to offer free paramedical skill-based courses to tribal girls. Aimed at enhancing employment opportunities, the program will train students in areas like radiology and plaster application. Eligible candidates who have passed Class 12 with a science background will benefit from this initiative, which also includes provisions for nursing and ITI courses.

Jharkhand is shifting its education focus from access to learning outcomes, addressing foundational literacy and numeracy gaps with targeted programs. The state is actively recruiting teachers and implementing a Teacher Need Assessment to enhance professional competency. Initiatives like the Savitribai Phule Kishori Samriddhi Yojana are crucial for girls' continued education beyond secondary school.

Student unions are protesting Jharkhand's higher education department's plan to cluster government colleges by subject under the New Education Policy. Critics argue this will force students, especially from poor and tribal areas, to travel for different subjects, increasing costs and potentially leading to dropouts. Unions demand wider consultation before implementation.

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The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education has announced the Eklavya Model Residential School Selection Test (EMRSST) 2026 results. Conducted on March 29, 2026, the exam saw 862 students appear out of 959 applicants. The results are now available on the HPBOSE official website, based on the final answer key.

Nora Fatehi appeared before the National Commission for Women and submitted a written apology regarding the controversial song 'Sarke Chunar' from 'KD: The Devil'. She pledged to sponsor the education of orphan girls. This follows Sanjay Dutt's similar appearance and apology, where he committed to sponsoring 50 tribal girls' education.

Jharkhand is making strides in school enrollment and reducing dropouts, yet faces challenges in learning outcomes and secondary education transition. The state is implementing reforms like Schools of Excellence, digital classrooms, and vocational training to enhance quality and opportunities for students across urban and rural areas.