Dimapur, June 22: Nagaland Governor Nand Kishore Yadav on Monday stressed the need for an education system that nurtures innovation, critical thinking and lifelong...
In line with the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and its commitment to strengthening a digital assessment ecosystem, the Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) has organised a four-day workshop on “PARAKH Taxonomy, Holistic Progress Card (HPC) and Development of Question/Item Banks for the Integrated Test Management System (ITMS)” from June 1–4, 2026, at the MBOSE Regional Office.
Learn, Launch, and Lead (LLL): Reimagining Education, Entrepreneurship, and Employment (EEE) represents an integrated framework in which education builds future-ready skills, entrepreneurship converts ideas into viable ventures, and leadership translates innovation into societal impact.
SHILLONG, DEC 5: Vice Chancellor of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) Prof Uma Kanjilal has been conferred the esteemed Prof G Ram Reddy...
Scholars, activists, and policymakers from India and abroad converged at St. Edmund’s College, Shillong, to deliberate on how indigenous knowledge systems can inform sustainable development and climate resilience.
Informing this after chairing a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, chief minister Conrad K Sangma said the MSEC report was presented before cabinet for detailed discussion.
Nagaland University, the only Central University in the state, is partnering with the Directorate of School Education, Government of Nagaland, to spearhead a landmark initiative to develop written grammar for the 18 recognised languages of Nagaland.
The Meghalaya State Education Commission today submitted its report to Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma. Also present were Chief Secretary D.P. Wahlang, members of the State Education Commission, and officials from the Education Department.
Nagaland University has launched a Master of Arts in Language and Culture, the first interdisciplinary master’s degree of its kind in the state. The programme, beginning on August 5 with an inaugural batch of 20 students, aims to safeguard and promote the rich linguistic and cultural heritage of the Naga people while preparing graduates for diverse academic and professional careers.
