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*it's my remembrance in my Schooling, back to year-1988, Politically it speaks off, after forming the Coalition GOVERNMENT by CONGRESS&TUJS(TRIPURA UPAJATI JUBA SAMITI),though I was a Supporter from LEFT FRONT, CPI(M) Political party ,at that period, I was preparing for my FINAL-MATRICULATION EXAMINATION, conducted by "TRIPURA BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION" (GOVT OF TRIPURA), IND, while there was our "PICNIC" - TOUR to SIPAHIJALA, TRIPURA STATE, by Enlisted Persons,from our Village-local area, I was one of them, travelled by a BUS.... During our journey, got filled up a tank with Petrol at Agartala very famous place at that time.... , long time after, Surprisingly Very first time I had been familiar with that place, while i reached there, looking esp a RCC BRIDGE, quietly interesting for me at BISHALGARH, to reach our Destination place "SIPAHIJALA"-SIPAHIJALA PICNIC SPOT-SIPAHIJALI ZOO&GARDEN..... Though during my Schooling, I visited only selected places, guided&accompanied by my Parents, esp with my Father..... for instance, with my father, I visited my relatives house at Dhaleshwar, Bhati Abhoy Nagar/Barjala, Agartala, TRIPURA STATE..... for instance, I halted at Teliamura, TRIPURA STATE, to reach Dharma Nagar, to reach Relatives house from my mother.... got SILCHAR, esp BILPAR.... to reach LAXMIPUR, CACHAR DISTRICT, ASSAM STATE, where was my mother's Schooling place&Homestead had.... with my Parents I visited&stayed at Places of TEJPUR& TINSUKIA,ASSAM STATE where the relatives from my MOTHER, was STAYING...... QUITELY Surprising was that, during MY either SCHOOLINGS or my COLLEGE Days, there was no tour&journey to any Foreign Country with my Parents, or by me........ Attention, in regards that though might be, in 1986,there was my Father's "LTC" (LEAVE TRAVEL CONCESSION) Family tour, with my parents+me+my Sisters.......First time in my life,might be in 1986 I boarded in a aeroplane_Flight- Boeing_Airbus..... (THANK YOU)...... #©&® FOUNDER, CEO&ARCHITECT, on behalf of "ARCH DESIGNING STUDIO" (IND).....*

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Assam HSLC 2024 Results Announced: Key Points Assam Board announces HSLC (Class 10) results with a pass percentage of 75.70%. Anurag Doloi from Jorhat tops the exam with 593 marks. Boys performed better than girls (77.3% vs 74.4%). Transgender candidates secured the highest pass rate (80%). Results available on SEBA website https://site.sebaonline.org/ and other reliable platforms. Chirang district topped with a pass percentage of 91.20%. Category-wise analysis reveals areas for improvement, particularly in the Tea Garden category (51.50% pass rate). The wait is over for students in Assam! The Board of Secondary Education Assam (SEBA) announced the results of the 2024 HSLC (High School Leaving Certificate) Class 10 exams on Saturday, April 20th. This year witnessed a slight improvement in the overall pass percentage, reaching 75.70%. Excellent Performance and Record-Breaking Topper Over 4 lakh students participated in the exams held between February 16th and March 4th, 2024. Anurag Doloi from Jorhat's Pragya Academy Senior Secondary School emerged as the state topper, securing an impressive 593 marks. This is a remarkable achievement, and Anurag sets a high bar for future students. Detailed Results Breakdown The results showcase a positive trend with a higher pass percentage for boys (77.3%) compared to girls (74.4%). However, it's important to note that transgender candidates achieved the highest pass rate of 80%, demonstrating a commendable performance. Accessing Your Results Excited students can access their results on the SEBA's official website https://site.sebaonline.org/ to ensure they receive accurate information. For added convenience, results are also available on reliable platforms like resultsassam.nic.in, assamonline.in, and assamresult.in. Key Statistics at a Glance A total of 4,25,966 students registered for the exams. Out of the registered students, 4,19,078 appeared for the exams. Among those who appeared, 1,05,873 students secured a first division, 1,50,764 secured a second division, and 60,680 secured a third division. A noteworthy 6,392 students achieved a distinction (scoring 85% and above), and 20,552 secured a star mark (between 75% and 84.99%). Top Performers Recognized Following Anurag Doloi in the top ranks are: Jharna Saikia (Shankardev Shishu Vidya Niketan, Chariali, Biswanath) with 590 marks Manash Pratim Saikia (Island Academy, Kamalabari, Majuli) with 588 marks Bedanta Choudhury (Stella Maris School, Sarupeta, Barpeta) with 588 marks Devashree Kashyap (Ramanujan Senior Secondary School, Nagaon) with 588 marks District-wise Performance Chirang district emerged at the top with a remarkable pass percentage of 91.20%, followed by Nalbari (88.10%) and Baksa (86.90%). Category-wise Analysis The pass percentage across different categories reveals some interesting insights. General and Other Backward Classes (OBC) categories secured the highest pass percentage (76.60%), followed by More Other Backward Classes (MOBC) at 75.10%. Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) categories had a pass percentage of 70.30% and 78.90% for Hills (ST(H)) and 79.10% for Plains (ST(P)) respectively. It's important to acknowledge the challenges faced by certain categories and the ongoing efforts to bridge the gap. The Tea Garden (TG) category had a pass percentage of 51.50%, indicating a need for focused interventions in this area. Children with Special Needs (CWSN) achieved a pass percentage of 63.10%, highlighting the importance of inclusive education practices. Looking Ahead The SEBA results paint a positive picture of academic achievement in Assam. The Board's commitment to conducting smooth examinations and timely declaration of results is commendable. While there's progress to celebrate, the results also indicate areas for improvement, particularly in ensuring equitable access to quality education across all categories. We can expect SEBA to continue working towards enhancing educational opportunities for all students in Assam.

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HS 2nd Year Routine 2024 - Check HS Exam Routine

HS 2nd Year Routine 2024 On the 7th of December 2023, the Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) unveiled the HS 2nd Year Routine for the Assam HS 2nd Year Exam 2024. The actual exams are scheduled from February 12 to March 13, 2024, and the practical exams will happen between January 24 and February 8, 2024. If you’re a student getting ready for the Assam Class 12 board exam in 2024,…

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Class 9 SEBA Board Exam Preparation: Your Ultimate Guide to Mastering Success

Navigating Success: Class 9 SEBA Board Exam Introduction The Class 9 SEBA (Secondary Education Board of Assam) Board Exam is an indispensable milestone in a student’s tutorial journey. This examination sets the basis for future academic pastimes and performs a pivotal function in shaping a student’s educational trajectory. In this blog, we will discover the importance of the Class Nine SEBA…

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Assam Rifles Recruitment 2023: Sportsperson Vacancy (81 Posts)

Assam Rifles Recruitment 2023: Assam Rifles has released an employment notification for the recruitment of 81 Rifleman/Riflewomen (General Duty) vacancies under Sports Quota recruitment in Assam Rifles for the year 2023. The last date for submission of the application is July 30, 2023. Assam Rifles Meritorious Sportspersons Recruitment Rally 2023. Assam Rifles Recruitment Details Discipline Vacancies Male Female Football 05 05 Athletics 12 12 Rowing 05 05 Pencak Silat 04 0 Cross Country 05 07 Archery 02 02 Boxing 05 05 Sepaktakraw 02 00 Badminton 03 02 - Educational Qualification: Matriculation from a recognized Board. - Sports Qualification: Players who have participated in any International Competition/ National Competitions/Inter-University Tournaments/National Sports/Games for Schools National award winner in National Physical Efficiency Drive. - Age limit: - - For Gen & OBC candidates: 18-28 years as on 01st August 2023. Candidates should have not been born earlier than 01 Aug 1995 and later than 01st Aug 2005. - For SC & ST candidates: 18-33 years as on 01st August 2023. Candidates should have not been born earlier than 01st August 1990 and later than 01st August 2005. - Only Matriculation Certificate or Higher Secondary School Certificate will be accepted as proof for establishing the age of the candidates. Application Fee of Assam Rifles Vacancy - Fee Structure. The General and OBC category candidates will pay a non-refundable fee of Rs 100/- (Rupees one hundred only). - The fee will be deposited online by the candidates into SBI Current Account No. 37088046712 in favour of the Recruitment Branch, HQ DGAR, Shillong - 793010 payable at SBI HQ DGAR Laitkor Branch IFSC Code - S81N0013883. - No fee is charged from candidates belonging to Schedule Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Female candidates. How to Apply for Assam Rifles Vacancy? Candidates can apply online for Assam Rifles Recruitment 2023 by visiting the official website of the Assam Rifles, i.e., www.assamrifles.gov.in. The last date to apply online is July 30, 2023. Those who wish to apply are advised to go through the below official notification in detail before submitting applications. Online Application Link Click Here Download Official Notification Click Here Job Updates on Telegram Click Here Read the full article

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Assam Board Class 12th result released, check this way

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Assam HS Result 2023: AHSEC Class 12 results are unavailable on ahsec.assam.gov.in today; an update on the new date is provided.

Assam 12th Result 2023: AHSEC HS results will be available at ahsec.assam.gov.in and resultsassam.nic.in. Pass percentage trends, and steps to check marks.

The Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) has informed that the Assam Class 12th results would not be released today, May 27. According to a board official, the Assam board's HS 12th result will not be released until May 31. Students who attended the higher secondary (Assam HS 12th) tests will be able to check their marks on ahsec.assam.gov.in and resultsassam.nic.in after the results are released. The AHSEC Assam HS 12th Result 2023 is expected in the first week of June. When the results of the AHSEC Class 12th exams are issued, they will be available on the AHSEC official website at ahsec.assam.gov.in. This year around 2 lakh candidates have appeared for AHSEC Class 12 – Science, Commerce and Arts stream examination. The Assam Class 12 final examination was held in two shifts from February 20 to March 20, 2023. The morning shift was from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., while the evening shift was from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Follow the blog for the most recent information on the result date, direct link, pass %, and other details. How to Check Assam High School Result 2023 Students can get the AHSEC 12th provisional mark sheet 2023 by following the methods described below. Visit the AHSEC website at ahsec.assam.gov.in or resultsassam.nic.in. - Download the 'Assam HS result 2023' link. - In the space provided, enter the roll number. - The Assam HS result 2023 will be displayed on the screen. - Checkmarks, qualifying status, and download for future use are all available. How to Get Assam 12th Result By SMS - The format for checking HS results 2023 by SMS application is provided below. - Open the SMS app on your mobile device. - Type ASSAM12 - Send the SMS to the number 56263. - The AHSEC 12th result 2023 will be delivered to your cell phone. To read more blogs – Click Here Read the full article

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Gauhati University Distance Education

Gauhati University, also known as GU, is a public state university located in Guwahati, Assam, India. It was established on 26 January 1948 under an Act enacted by the Assam Legislative Assembly. Gauhati university distance education is the oldest university in Northeast India and is accredited with a grade of "A" by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).

The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in various faculties, including Arts, Science, Commerce, Law, Medicine, Engineering, and Technology. It has 341 affiliated colleges across the state of Assam.

GU IDOL, which stands for the Graduate Institute of Distance and Open Learning, was established in 1998 as the Post Graduate Correspondence School. It offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in 4 UG programs, 16 PG courses, 8 PGD courses, and 2 Certificate Courses in different subjects.

Gauhati University Distance Education Key Points

The Gauhati University Distance Education Portal allows students to download e-study materials.

Gauhati University students have the opportunity for campus placement.

The entrance test is conducted only for the MSC Information Technology (IT) program.

Courses offered by Gauhati University Distance Education 

Gauhati University Institute of Distance and Open Learning (GUIDOL) offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in different subjects. 

Undergraduate courses:

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)

Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)

Postgraduate courses:

Master of Arts (MA) in Assamese, English, Economics, Political Science, Philosophy, Education, Sociology, and History.

Master of Science (MSc) in Mathematics, Information Technology (IT), and Botany.

Master of Commerce (MCom)

Master of Computer Applications (MCA)

Gauhati University Distance Education Admission

Gauhati University Institute of Distance and Open Learning (GUIDOL) follows a simple and hassle-free admission process. Below we mentioned the Gauhati University Distance Admission Process: 

Visit the official website of GUIDOL and click on the "Admissions" tab.

Choose the desired course and click on the "Apply Now" button.

Fill in the application form with personal, academic, and other details.

Upload scanned copies of all required documents.

Pay the application fee online via net banking, credit/debit card, or through other available payment modes.

Gauhati University Distance Education UG Admission

Gauhati University offers various undergraduate programs through its Institute of Distance and Open Learning (GUIDOL). These programs include BA, BCom, BCA, and BSc in Information Technology. Admission to these programs is based on merit, and eligible students can apply online through the official website of GUIDOL or by visiting the institute.

The eligibility criteria for Gauhati University UG Admission may vary slightly for different undergraduate programs. However, in general, candidates who have completed their higher secondary education from a recognized board are eligible to apply for undergraduate programs.

Gauhati University Distance Education PG Admission?

Gauhati University provides postgraduate distance learning programs in the fields of Science, Arts, and Commerce. The university offers a range of MA degrees in subjects such as English, Economics, Assamese, History, Political Science, Mathematics, Philosophy, Bengali, Mass Communication, Sanskrit, and Education.

To be eligible for Gauhati University PG Admission offered by IDOL GU, a relevant bachelor's degree is the minimum requirement. However, for admission to the MSc IT program, an entrance examination is mandatory. Students are selected based on their marks scored in the examination.

Gauhati University Distance eligibility criteria

The eligibility criteria for Gauhati University Distance Learning programs vary depending on the course and degree program. However, some general eligibility requirements are:

The applicant should have completed their undergraduate degree from a recognized university.

For admission to a Master's degree program, the applicant should have a Bachelor's degree in the relevant field.

There may be specific subject-wise requirements for some courses.

The applicant should meet the minimum percentage requirement set by the university for the course they are applying to.

There may be entrance tests or qualifying exams for some courses.

Gauhati University Distance Fees

The fees for Gauhati University Distance Learning programs depend on the course and degree program that the student is enrolled in. However, here are some general Gauhati University Distance fee structures for various programs:

Master of Arts (MA): The total fee for the MA program varies from INR 12,000 to INR 18,000 depending on the subject.

Master of Science (MSc): The total fee for the MSc program varies from INR 16,000 to INR 24,000 depending on the subject.

Master of Commerce (MCom): The total fee for the MCom program is INR 20,000.

Bachelor of Arts (BA): The total fee for the BA program varies from INR 5,000 to INR 8,000 depending on the subject.

Bachelor of Science (BSc): The total fee for the BSc program is INR 14,000.

Note that the above-mentioned fee structures are subject to change and are provided only as general guidelines. It is recommended to check the specific fee structure for the program of interest on the Gauhati University Distance Education website or contact the university for more information.

Gauhati University Distance Review & Ranking 

As for the rankings, Gauhati University Distance Education is a well-known and reputed university in India and is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC). However, it is important to note that there are no specific rankings available for its distance learning programs.

In terms of reviews, the university has received generally positive feedback from students and alumni. Students have appreciated the quality of the course material, the support from the faculty, and the flexibility of the programs. Some students have also mentioned that the university could improve its communication channels and provide more student support services.

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Assamese Paper Of Class 10 Board Exam Leaked As Well: Himanta Sarma

“During interrogation, the accused confessed of leaking Assamese paper as well,” Himanta Sarma said. Guwahati: Days after the general science question paper leak of the Class 10 state board exam, the Assamese paper has also been leaked, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said on Thursday evening. Mr Sarma has advised the Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA) to cancel the exam and…

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*it's my remembrance in my Schooling, back to year-1988, Politically it speaks off, after forming the Coalition GOVERNMENT by CONGRESS&TUJS(TRIPURA UPAJATI JUBA SAMITI),though I was a Supporter from LEFT FRONT, CPI(M) Political party ,at that period, I was preparing for my FINAL-MATRICULATION EXAMINATION, conducted by "TRIPURA BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION" (GOVT OF TRIPURA), IND, while there was our "PICNIC" - TOUR to SIPAHIJALA, TRIPURA STATE, by Enlisted Persons,from our Village-local area, I was one of them, travelled by a BUS.... During our journey, got filled up a tank with Petrol at Agartala very famous place at that time.... , long time after, Surprisingly Very first time I had been familiar with that place, while i reached there, looking esp a RCC BRIDGE, quietly interesting for me at BISHALGARH, to reach our Destination place "SIPAHIJALA"-SIPAHIJALA PICNIC SPOT-SIPAHIJALI ZOO&GARDEN..... Though during my Schooling, I visited only selected places, guided&accompanied by my Parents, esp with my Father..... for instance, with my father, I visited my relatives house at Dhaleshwar, Bhati Abhoy Nagar/Barjala, Agartala, TRIPURA STATE..... for instance, I halted at Teliamura, TRIPURA STATE, to reach Dharma Nagar, to reach Relatives house from my mother.... got SILCHAR, esp BILPAR.... to reach LAXMIPUR, CACHAR DISTRICT, ASSAM STATE, where was my mother's Schooling place&Homestead had.... with my Parents I visited&stayed at Places of TEJPUR& TINSUKIA,ASSAM STATE where the relatives from my MOTHER, was STAYING...... QUITELY Surprising was that, during MY either SCHOOLINGS or my COLLEGE Days, there was no tour&journey to any Foreign Country with my Parents, or by me........ Attention, in regards that though might be, in 1986,there was my Father's "LTC" (LEAVE TRAVEL CONCESSION) Family tour, with my parents+me+my Sisters.......First time in my life,might be in 1986 I boarded in a aeroplane_Flight- Boeing_Airbus..... (THANK YOU)...... #©&® FOUNDER, CEO&ARCHITECT, on behalf of "ARCH DESIGNING STUDIO" (IND).....*

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Class X science paper leak leaves Assam government embarrassed, exam cancelled

A beleaguered Education Minister Ranoj Pegu told journalists SEBA was forced to cancel the exam on Sunday midnight after getting “clues” about the paper’s leak. 

GUWAHATI: The leak of general science question paper of the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) examination, 2023, conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA), left the Himanta Biswa Sarma government embarrassed.

The exam was cancelled on Sunday midnight, barely nine hours before it was to have been commenced at 9 am of Monday. Many students across the state went to their examination centres, unaware of the cancellation of the exam. 

A beleaguered Education Minister Ranoj Pegu told journalists SEBA was forced to cancel the exam on Sunday midnight after getting “clues” about the paper’s leak. 

He said the question papers were kept at the police stations and they were to have been dispatched to the exam centres on Monday morning. He said the last time a paper of the HSLC examination got leaked was in 2006.

The minister said he spoke to Director General of Police GP Singh after SEBA had lodged a case with the police. He promised that the guilty would be punished after a proper investigation. He also said that the next date of the general science exam would be notified by SEBA in due course.

There are demands that he resign but he said, “The chief minister will decide.”

Earlier, a notification, signed by SEBA Controller of Examinations NJ Sarmah, said, “…a news is telecast in a section of media today evening that a hand written model question paper of HSLC examination of General Science (C3) subject, which is to be held on 13 March, 2023 (Monday), is available in the hands of some candidate and it is also spread in the social media.”

“We have a belief that such news may create a confusion in the minds of the candidates and keeping in view of this, the examination of General Science (C3) subject is hereby cancelled,” the notification further said.

It added that SEBA initiated an inquiry and would take all necessary actions in this respect.

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HSLC Exam Routine 2024 - Assam Class 10th Exam Routine

HSLC exam routine 2024 On Monday, October 9th, the Assam Secondary Education Board (SEBA) revealed the dates for the High School Leaving Certificate (HSLC) 2024 exam. The SEBA Class 10th HSLC Exam 2024 will be held from February 16th to March 4th, 2024. Students getting ready for the Assam Class 10 board exam in 2024 can easily find and download their exam schedule from this article. HSLC exam…

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HS Result [Declared] Date 2023 Assam 12th Result ahsec.nic.in

HS Result [Declared] Date 2023 Assam 12th Result ahsec.nic.in Complete Details

HS Result Declared date Assam 2023, Board of Higher Secondary Education Assam Counsil (AHSEC) conducted HS exam 2023 From 20th Feb to 20th March and the Result for Assam HS final exam is expected to decleare on June 2023. Students can Download their HS Marksheet and Certificate from AHSEC official website https://ahsec.assam.gov.in/ once the result of HS final exam 2023 is declared. Candidates…

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WHY DO WE NEED RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS IN INDIA

In a bid to modernise education, Assam's Education Minister stated in September that government-run madrasas and 'tols' (Sanskrit schools) will undergo a 6-month transition to become normal schools under the Secondary Education Board of Assam commencing in November 2020. (SEBA). 

As per research conducted by schools in Mumbai according to the Minister, the state made this choice a few years ago and was now putting it into action because "religious instruction cannot be carried out with government subsidies in a secular country." 

The Madrasa Education Board will be disbanded, and the Sanskrit Tols would be given over to the Kumar Bhaskarvarma Sanskrit University and "transformed into centres of learning and research where Indian culture, civilisation, and nationalism will be studied," according to the declaration.

 About 614 Madrasas are run by the Assam government, while another 2000 or more are run privately, largely by the Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind. In the state, there are roughly 100 government-run Sanskrit tols and 500 private ones.

Another survey done by schools in Pune shows that as reasonable as the move may appear for a modern-day secular state attempting to redirect public funds from religious to mainstream education, minority organisations such as the All Assam Muslim Students' Association (AAMSA), the All Assam Minority Students Union (AAMSU),

 The Jamiat-e-Ulema-e-Hind, and Muslim clerics, all of whom claimed that the reforms were driven by an anti-Muslim agenda – e Similar demonstrations erupted in 2015, when Maharashtra declared madrasas and Vedic Pathshalas that did not teach mainstream topics to be "non-schools" and so ineligible for state financing.

Madrasas are traditional schools or colleges that teach Islamic religious education, albeit this is not always the case. 

Most madrasas affiliated with the Deoband school of thought, according to members of Jamiat-Ulema-e-Hind, follow the Darse Nizami syllabus, which covers the study of the Quran, Fiqh (jurisprudence), Islamic law, history, theology, and philosophy, as well as Arabic grammar.

 "There isn't a single city in India without one," says Arshad Madani, an Asian Muslim scholar of Darul Uloom of Deoband, who was interviewed by Victor Mallet for the Financial Times in October 2015 on the issue of madrasas. 

Deobandi madrasas account for 91% of all madrasas." According to Mr. Mallet's study, there were an estimated six million students graduating from madrasas in Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India in 2015, with some graduates of madrasas in Pakistan and Afghanistan proving to be international terrorists and murders. 

Mahfuz Anam, a Bangladeshi newspaper editor and father of novelist Tahmima Anam, is quoted in the same article as saying that "there is an underbelly of religious intolerance that has grown through Madrasa education," referring to liberal bloggers being hacked to death in Dhaka.

Because courses of formal education like as math, science, and other subjects of formal education are still seen as robbing madrasas of their "spirit of Islam," and are only provided as optional curriculum in most madrasas, these graduates are diverted away from the mainstream.

 Recognizing these graduates on the same level as other graduates (from traditional universities) would be unfair to both parties. 

Furthermore, if the government were to support and strengthen a parallel curriculum for a specific segment of the population, as well as establish plans and reserves to ensure that these individuals may participate in both professional education and public service. 

Leaving aside the claim that conservative Islamist teachings in madrasas fuel violent extremism, the question we have here is how constitutionally legitimate it is to expect the "secular" State to fund educational institutions that preach "the spirit of Islam" or any other religion in defiance of state-imposed syllabi.

 While considering the aforementioned question, this series of articles will also assess the role of the federal government in identifying religious minorities and examine the available data to identify the segments of minorities that benefit the most from government funding and schemes, among other things.

WHAT THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION SAYS

Although the Indian Constitution does not define the term "minority," it does grant religious and linguistic minorities significant privileges in terms of establishing and maintaining educational institutions. 

Article 30 stipulates that the state does not discriminate on the basis of religion when granting aid or recognition, and that religious and linguistic minorities are free to create and govern educational institutions. 

Article 28(1), on the other hand, states that "no religious teaching shall be provided in any educational institution fully sustained out of State money," unless the school "has been formed under any endowment or trust that necessitates such religious instruction."

 This is also subject to the proviso that no State-funded minority educational institution will force a student or attendee to participate in or be subjected to religious instruction.

Despite being fully supported, madrasas that do not teach state-set syllabi and simply promote Islam admit youngsters from the Muslim community and religious instructions are essential to follow.

 Similarly, despite the fact that Vedas are not exclusive to any one community, if state-funded pathshalas/tols do not provide normal education and the religious curriculum is necessary for all students, both such institutions violate Article 28. 

When you consider this in the context of Article 14, which mandates equality before the law or equal protection under the law, it's clear that the State cannot afford any special privileges to minority institutions that primarily impart religious instruction or those that force it into their curriculum for all students. If such privileges are granted, they will be unconstitutional.

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Meghalaya Veterinary course B.V.Sc and A.H 2023-24

Meghalaya Veterinary Course 2023: Meghalaya Veterinary and Animal Husbandry invites online applications from interested and eligible candidates who are residents of Meghalaya for the course B.V.Sc and A.H for the 2023-2024 session against seats allotted to the State Government at College of Veterinary Science in Assam, Mizoram & Nagaland. The last date for submission of the application is 07 July 2023. Eligibility Conditions for the Meghalaya Veterinary Course - Passed HSSLC (Science) Examination from any recognized Board of Higher Secondary Education with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English with a minimum of 50% aggregate in Science subjects for General and 45% for SC/ST/Physically Handicapped. - The applicants must be indigenous inhabitants or permanent residents of Meghalaya. - The applicants qualifying for NEET (UG) 2023 only are eligible to apply. - They should complete the age of 17(seventeen) years on or before 31st December 2023. - Seats shall be allotted as per the State reservation policy. - Within each reserved category, selection will be purely on merit ranking obtained in the NEET (UG) 2023. - They should complete the age of 17(seventeen) years on or before 31" December 2023. - Applicants should be medically fit. Important Dates for the Meghalaya Veterinary Course Online Application Start 21-06-2023 Last Date of Application 07-07-2023 Those who wish to apply are advised to go through the below official notification in detail before submitting applications. Online Application Link Click Here Download Official Notification Click Here Job Updates on Telegram Click Here Read the full article