Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar says the provision in La Martiniere School’s constitution ‘directly hits’ the right to equality before law in the Indian Constitution.
The current Iran war has laid bare a fundamental reality: 20 per cent of global energy trade cannot afford to rely on a single artery, no matter how resilient and cost-effective.
Regulator seeks feedback on allowing firms to repurchase shares via exchanges after tax changes, as markets reel from war-led selloff and foreign outflows.
It’s easy to understand why the government can’t speak the hard truth. When this war ends, as all wars do, India’s interests will lie with both the winner and the loser.
It’s a scam. No more, no less.
My advice to parents would be to stay away from such schools which charge exorbitant fees. The simple and humble Kendriya Vidyalaya (and it’s many other equivalents) or the state hoard school does the job. Students turn out well educated and do well in their careers.
Such elite schools simply sell status and the output is usually a snob.
I am proud of this school, it is the best school in Lucknow and our children are learning something new every day, this is why we have come to know, so many congratulations to all the teachers who work so hard for the children. with.???
I am proud of this school, it is the best school in Lucknow and our children are learning something new every day, this is why we have come to know, so many congratulations to all the teachers who work so hard for the children. with
Then they dont have proper policy for teacher and other staff memebr.
They don’t provide basic things to thier staff, like life insurance, work life balance and more.
Fees of Rs. 11,000/- for the ICSE course? Seriously?
I would advise all parents to avoid such schools. This article keeps repeating “world leaders” and yet I could not find even a single name in the alumni list which deserves that epithet.
The Big Four of Lucknow, referred to here, are just as useless.
These schools are essentially for the elite sections of society – parents who can afford to straightaway send their children to Oxford/Cambridge/Harvard/Yale/etc. right after schooling.
The average middle class Indian simply cannot afford this.
It’s a scam. No more, no less.
My advice to parents would be to stay away from such schools which charge exorbitant fees. The simple and humble Kendriya Vidyalaya (and it’s many other equivalents) or the state hoard school does the job. Students turn out well educated and do well in their careers.
Such elite schools simply sell status and the output is usually a snob.
I am proud of this school, it is the best school in Lucknow and our children are learning something new every day, this is why we have come to know, so many congratulations to all the teachers who work so hard for the children. with.???
I am proud of this school, it is the best school in Lucknow and our children are learning something new every day, this is why we have come to know, so many congratulations to all the teachers who work so hard for the children. with
Inspite of such elite schools, why does U.P. & Bihar lag in all aspects of Indian socio-economical development ?
Then they dont have proper policy for teacher and other staff memebr.
They don’t provide basic things to thier staff, like life insurance, work life balance and more.
looks like the paid article ….
This is not expected from print
Asvari singh has edited written the article
just did the paid promotion of Cms
That’s great news ?️ fantastic ? to see my school ? being famous ???
So proud to be a minuscule part of this magnanimous family .
Excellent school in Lucknow.
Fees of Rs. 11,000/- for the ICSE course? Seriously?
I would advise all parents to avoid such schools. This article keeps repeating “world leaders” and yet I could not find even a single name in the alumni list which deserves that epithet.
The Big Four of Lucknow, referred to here, are just as useless.
These schools are essentially for the elite sections of society – parents who can afford to straightaway send their children to Oxford/Cambridge/Harvard/Yale/etc. right after schooling.
The average middle class Indian simply cannot afford this.