The Bangladesh government has announced the renaming of 14 hospitals and medical colleges across the country. This decision aims to honor national figures and historical events, reflecting a commitment to fostering a sense of patriotism and cultural identity. The changes have sparked discussions about the importance of preserving history while also modernizing public institutions. The government emphasizes that the new names will inspire pride and recognition in the healthcare sector, enhancing the community's connection to these vital facilities.

Bangladesh Government Changes Names Of 14 Hospitals and Medical Colleges

The Indian city of Mumbai has come to a standstill amid torrential rains, which led to severe waterlogging and disrupted vehicular movement across the city. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert, and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has stated that all the schools and colleges will remain shut on Thursday (September 26).

Mumbai rains: Red alert issued, flights disrupted, trains halted, schools and colleges closed

An X user named Prateek Aryan has come under fire for posting a professional performer's video without her consent. He also went on to moral police the woman and refused to take down the video.

Gravitas | X user compares educational institutes to 'brothels' over dancing

In the wake of the Ram Temple consecration ceremony, which is set to take place on January 22 in India's temple city of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh, the state's Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ordered all the liquor shops to remain closed and all educational institutions to be shut.

Ram Mandir inauguration: No alcohol on Jan 22 in UP, schools and colleges to be shut, says UP CM Yogi

Lawmakers on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce on Tuesday grilled the leaders of Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology about their responses to protests that erupted after the October 7 attack on Israel by Hamas.

Harvard, Penn, MIT heads face Congress over campus Antisemitism

Days after the University Grants Commission (UGC) in India issued a diktat for colleges and universities to set up 'selfie points' featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi in campuses across the country, the regulatory body has withdrawn the suggested designs.

India: After scrutiny, UGC removes 'selfie points' with PM Modi across colleges

Schools, colleges and offices will re-open on November 29 in India’s national capital Delhi, the state’s environment said on Wednesday, as the city’s air quality showed signs of marginal improvement.

Delhi to reopen schools, offices on Nov 29 as air quality improves marginally

Information and Broadcasting Minister Fawad Chaudhry said that extremism in Pakistan lies not in madrasas but in schools and colleges, where teachers were hired as part of a conspiracy to “basically teach extremism” during the 80s and 90s.

Major reason behind extremism in Pakistan is schools & colleges, not madrasas, says Fawad Chaudhary

Pakistan Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry said that extremism in the country originates from ordinary schools and colleges and not Madrasas.

Ordinary schools, colleges behind extremism not Madrasas: Pakistan minister Fawad Chaudhary

A group of scholars and activists are planning to establish a new university in Texas dedicated to free speech, alarmed, they said, “by the illiberalism and censoriousness prevalent in America’s most prestigious universities.

They say colleges are censorious. So they are starting a new one.

The Bangladesh government has extended the closure of all schools and colleges till June 30, in view of a surge in coronavirus cases, according to a media report.

COVID-19: Schools, colleges to remain closed till June 30 in Bangladesh

The company providing internet services for Belgium's parliament, government agencies, universities and scientific institutions said on Tuesday that its network was under cyberattack, with connections to several customers disrupted.

Belgian government, parliament, colleges hit by cyberattack 

Schools have been forced to make a shift to digital classrooms amid the Coronavirus pandemic, but is this model effective? Do we have the right modules or tutorials for online education? Are teachers prepared for remote teaching? What about disadvantaged children and families who have no access to smart technologies? Will the lack of brick-and-mortar classrooms have long-lasting consequences for children? Or can online education be an effective alternative in a post-Covid world? Watch the show to find out.

Hard Reset: Impact of Coronavirus on Education

As the country shifted from lockdown 4.0 to unlock 1.0, state governments were given the freedom to decide closure and reopening of facilities on the basis of the local conditions.

Haryana announces reopening of schools and colleges in phases; 50% students to attend in shifts

Online learning may be fun but not when students have paid a fortune for a campus experience. Students of at least 26 US universities have sued their schools. Also read: Will keep coronavirus task force indefinitely, says Trump amid rising US death toll They are demanding a partial refund of tuition and campus fee.

Students sue top US universities over switch to online courses

In pictures: Schools shut, banks closed for Bharat Bandh; everyday life affected

School and college who fail to follow the order will be subjected to pay environment compensation of ?Rs. 5 lakh, said NGT Chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar.?

Install rainwater harvesting system in two months: NGT to Delhi schools, colleges

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