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Centre pushes states, UTs to finalise labour Code rules by October 31 (opens the original)
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The Indian government is urging all states and Union Territories to finalise and publish their rules under the four new labour Codes by October 31, a critical step towards fully implementing the comprehensive labour law framework designed to streamline compliance and enhance worker welfare. The government expects all states and Union Territories (UTs) to publish rules under the four labour Codes by October 31, Labour Secretary Chandra Bhushan Kumar said on Thursday as the Centre steps up efforts
Why Have Major Trade Unions Been Excluded From Minimum Wage Panel? (opens the original)
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'Major unions should be included. If this goes on, decision-making will become heavily one-sided and we will be forced to continue our strikes.' Trade unions have objected to the government's constitution of the Central Advisory Board (CAB) under the Code on Wages, 2019, flagging the exclusion of major central trade unions and raising concerns over the board's role in minimum-wage formulation. The All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC), Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU), and National Front of
'AI Shouldn't Trigger Cognitive Surrender' (opens the original)
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'My suggestion to Nandan Nilekani is that it would be worthwhile for him to take a holistic review in a manner in which examination is just one critical component.' N K Singh, former chairman of the fifteenth Finance Commission, on Thursday said the Nandan Nilekani-led panel on examination reforms should take a holistic view of India's education ecosystem, with exams being treated as only one component. Speaking at the 10th CII School Education Summit, Singh said Nilekani should look beyond exam
Nilekani Panel Invites Exam Reform Suggestions (opens the original)
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The task force's move to directly solicit views from students, parents and teachers marks a parallel effort to bring education stakeholders into the reform process. The High-Powered Task Force (HPTF) on reforms in public examinations has sought suggestions from students, parents, teachers and citizens on how to make examinations more secure, transparent, and reliable. The task force has invited suggestions in English, Hindi and regional languages through WhatsApp, its web site, a toll-free helpl
Government Coaching Plan May Pressure Coaching Centres (opens the original)
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'If a student can get a good teacher, quality content and mock tests at no cost, it becomes very hard for a mid-tier coaching centre to keep charging for the same lecture.' The central government's proposed free coaching network could put pressure on India's private coaching market, particularly smaller and mid-tier providers, while established institutes may retain demand by offering personalised services, experts said. The scale of the programme could also make online delivery necessary. Free
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