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Securitymen
use school furniture for firewood, by Chakra Kharki (kp 30/12/2004)
Corporal
punishment still rampant (ht 30/12/2004), Inspire,
not punish (ht 31/12/2004)
Linguistic
school left in limbo (kp 26/12/2004)
Education
of conflict-hit kids a priority for govt (ht 25/12/2004)
Why
Study Abroad?, by Amrit Kunwar (sp 24/12/2004)
State
of govt schools deteriorate, by Ghanashyam Khadka (kp 21/12/2004), Census
paints dismal picture of govt-run schools (kp 22/12/2004), Public
schools (kp 23/12/2004), Govt
to increase aid to state-run schools (kp 25/12/2004)
So
close yet so far from school, by Bijaya Prasad Mishra (kp 18/12/2004)
Plan
to address demand for free education in the offing (ht 17/12/2004)
Initiative
for education: Siraha children set example, by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn
16/12/2004)
Unsustainable
shift (ht 13/12/2004)
PM
backs changes in education system (ht 10/12/2004)
ANNISU-R
demands SLC centres in rural areas (ht 08/12/2004), ANNISU-R
demands more exam centers (kp 08/12/2004)
Who
benefits from studying abroad? by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 02/12/2004)
Do
private schools serve our expectations? by Bishnu Bahadur G C (kp
30/11/2004)
Role
of life science in education stressed (ht 27/11/2004)
Strike
affects schools in Dhading (kp 25/11/2004)
Farmer’s
son pips city lights to emerge TU topper, by Renu Kshetry (ht
23/11/2004)
School
closure affects 400 students (kp 21/11/2004)
More
scholarships for Dalits, girls, by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 18/11/2004)
Govt
team headed for Norway to sign MoU on EFA (ht 16/11/2004), Formative
research (ht 17/11/2004), SCN
to implement EFA progs (kp 18/11/2004)
Five
schools on verge of closure (ht 10/11/2004)
Still
clueless (ht 08/11/2004)
Plans
on conflict-hit in limbo, by Renu Kshetry (ht 07/11/2004)
UN
literacy decade launched (ht 06/11/2004), UNESCO
announces 10-year literacy program for Nepal (kp 06/11/2004), 50%
adult literacy to be achieved by 2015 (rn 06/11/2004)
MoES
temporary employees threaten stir (ht 06/11/2004)
Teachers
close schools for a month, by Hariharsingh Rathaur (kp 04/11/2004)
Protest
rally against strike held (ht 02/11/2004), ANNISU-R
calls off strike (ht 04/11/2004)
Govt
rules for community schools soon, by Renu Kshetry (ht 01/11/2004), Towards
self-reliance (ht 02/11/2004), Rapid
transfer of schools to community in Nuwakot (ht 04/11/2004)
Govt
serious about putting rules on fees to practice (ht 30/10/2004), Private
school fee ceiling in Nepal gazette (kp 01/11/2004)
Food
for education programme hit by myriad hurdles (ht 29/10/2004)
Standard
of education low in Dolakha (rn 28/10/2004)
Public
schools require effective monitoring, by Shankar B S Budhathoki (ht
28/10/2004)
Who
believes this is a "government" school?, by Guneshwor Ojha
(kp 27/10/2004)
Teachers
exceed pupils in Mustang, by Renu Kshetry (ht 27/10/2004)
Ignoring
accord, gombas keep Nepali out, by Renu Kshetry (ht 25/10/2004)
Relevance
of formative research, by S R Lamichhane & M P Wagley (kp
18/10/2004)
Teaching
Students Wrong Lesson, by Santosh Shrestha (rn 16/10/2004)
Stone
crushers’ children go to posh schools (kp 16/10/2004)
PABSON
to provide scholarships to conflict-affected children (ht 15/10/2004),
PABSON
rider to help conflict hit students (kp 15/10/2004)
Public
schools need overhauling, by LB Thapa (pr 14/10/2004)
Nefarious
Ways & Private Schools, by Mohan K.C. (rn 14/10/2004)
Govt
‘apathy’ towards science education draws flak (ht 14/10/2004)
School
closed due to peculiar disease (rn 13/10/2004)
Army
to withdraw from schools if Maoists stop cadre training (kp
13/10/2004)
All
schools, colleges closed in Kanchanpur (kp 13/10/2004)
Govt
staff close down schools (ht 09/10/2004)
Principals
being trained to improve quality of education (ht 07/10/2004), Training
trainers (ht 08/10/2004)
‘Informal
education for working kids a success’ (ht 05/10/2004)
America
Beckons, by Satish Jung Shahi (na 04/10/2004)
Japan
to help Nepal execute education plan (ht 02/10/2004)
Maoist
abductions force schools to close (kp 01/10/2004)
Schools
reopen defying Maoists (kp 24/09/2004)
PABSON
to reopen schools (ht 23/09/2004)
No
sign of Udaypur schools’ reopening (ht 21/09/2004)
Rights
activists bid fails to reopen schools in Dhangadhi (20/09/2004)
Students
protest closure of schools, colleges (kp 19/09/2004)
Education
needs accreditation, by Tirth Raj Khaniya (kp 17/09/2004)
ANNISU-R
targets schools (kp 16/09/2004)
Education
is key to reducing poverty, by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 11/09/2004)
15
colleges get MoES nod to impart foreign varsity courses, by Renu
Kshetry (ht 11/09/2004)
Right
To Education (rn 10/09/2004)
Literacy
programme results below expectation: Study, by Renu Kshetry (ht
08/09/2004), 58
percent women deprived of education, by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp
08/09/2004), Unimpressive
(ht 09/09/2004)
PABSON
urges govt to initiate talks (ht 08/09/2004)
ANNISU-R
shuts down schools in 14 districts (kp 05/09/2004), ANNISU-R
strike affects hundreds of schools, colleges (kp 06/09/2004), Schools
tottering under ANNISU-R pressure (kp 07/09/2004), Threat
revisited (ht 08/09/2004), Pens,
books in hand, students protest ANNISU-R strike (kp 08/09/2004), ANNISU-R
must end strike for students’ release: MoES (ht 09/09/2004), Schools
reopen in Gandaki zone (kp 09/09/2004), Let
schools open (kp 09/09/2004), ANNISU-R
to soon call off strike, by Tika R Pradhan (ht 10/09/2004), ANNISU-R
withdraws school strike (rn 11/09/2004), Conducive
environment must for talks with ANNISU-R (rn 13/09/2004), UNICEF
welcomes reopening of schools (rn 15/09/2004)
Meet
to end educational strike held (ht 05/09/2004)
MOES
scholarships to reduce gender disparity, by Renu Kshetry (ht
04/09/2004)
Sunny-day
school ! by Tirtha Neupane (kp 03/09/2004)
Maoists
press for ‘progressive education’ (kp 03/09/2004)
Undue
delay (ht 03/09/2004)
150
pc hike in public schools' grant, by Renu Kshetry (ht 03/09/2004)
Signature
campaign to reopen schools (kp 01/09/2004)
Districts
in dark over new curriculum, by Renu Kshetry (ht 01/09/2004)
Value
perspective on education, by Shreeram Prasad Lamichhane & Mana
Prasad Wagley (kp 31/08/2004)
Literacy
in Humla appalling, confined to HQs, by Renu Kshetry (ht 29/08/2004), Stymied
efforts (ht 30/08/2004)
ANNISU-R
names four-member team for talks with government (ht 26/08/2004), ANNISU-R
condemns arrest of leaders (kp 26/08/2004), Ministry
unaware of ANNISU-R’s talks team (rn 27/08/2004), MoES
holding ‘secret talks’ with ANNISU-R (ht 28/08/2004), ANNISU-R
demands release of detained members (kp 28/08/2004), ANNISU-R
not abiding by commitments: Nidhi (kp 29/08/2004)
NPABSON
district-level meet on Aug 28 (ht 26/08/2004)
Non-formal
education stressed for EFA goals (ht 25/08/2004)
Nidhi
expresses concern over ANNISU-R activities (rn 24/08/2004)
Call
to end Maoists’ educational strike (ht 22/08/2004)
Chitwans
schools closed (nt 20/08/2004)
Quality
At Stake: The deteriorating education quality and the instability in the
private schools are not likely to end by the recent decision to impose
ceiling in school fees, by Thakur Amgai (sp 20/08/2004), Govt
pressed for fee structure (rn 24/08/2004)
MoES
starts work on draft to declare schools peace zone (ht 20/08/2004)
Pokhara
schools remain shut (ht 20/08/2004)
Education
projects reviewed (rn 19/08/2004)
Research
in education: A booming business for donors, by Mana Prasad Wagley (ht
18/08/2004)
N-PABSAN
hails govt decision to enforce task force report (rn 17/08/2004)
Deconstruction
in education, by Shreeram P Lamichhane & Mana P Wagley (kp
17/08/2004)
Education
strike threat (ht 14/08/2004)
Conflict
has negative effect on primary education, interview with Juha Markus
Valta (pr 12/08/2004)
Ministry
invites ANNISU-R for talks (kp 12/08/2004)
N-PABSAN
calls for review of school fees (kp 10/08/2004)
Poor
children being provided free schooling, by Tirtha Neupane (kp
10/08/2004)
Change
in Act to benefit public schools (ht 07/08/2004)
Government
to act on report on school fees, says Nidhi (ht 07/08/2004), Schools
shy away from fee decision (rn 07/08/2004)
Construction
of Banepa Polytechnic to begin soon (rn 06/08/2004)
Ministry
to restructure fees at private schools (rn 05/08/2004)
Protests
ahead: ANNISU (R) (ht 03/08/2004)
Cases
against 80 principals, others (kp 02/08/2004)
Students’
bodies to visit HSEB over missing answer scripts (ht 02/08/2004)
Education
With Civic Sense, by Ramesh Pd. Gautam (kp 01/08/2004)
Fresh
grads’ bid to help poor students, by Renu Kshetry (ht 01/08/2004)
Trade
schools for vocational education (ht (29/07/2004)
Of
Sex Education, by Byanjana Sharma (rn 28/07/2004)
Students
lock Jhapa schools (ht 28/07/2004)
Public
schools face closure due to Maoists’ threatening (rn 26/07/2004)
Sacks
are their benches, floor the writing board (kp 25/07/2004)
Sheer
tardiness (ht 22/07/2004)
Education
and WTO: Can Nepal gain from new arrangements?, by Mana Prasad Wagley
(ht 21/07/2004)
46
schools forced shut (ht 18/07/2004), Rebel
students close 47 private schools (kp 18/07/2004)
Private
school fee fixing committee submits report (ht 17/07/2004), Task
force completes school fee structure (kp 16/07/2004), Minister
Nidhi receives report on school fee (kp 17/07/2004), Private
schools (kp 17/07/2004), Task
force submits report on school fees structure (rn 17/07/2004), Implementation
Challenge The report submitted by the fee-fixing task force could regulate
the fees of private schools, by Thakur Amgai (sp 23/07/2004)
EFA
begins from today (ht 16/07/2004)
Peace
essential to revamp education sector (kp 14/07/2004)
MoES
calls ANNISU-R for talks (rn 13/07/2004), No
talks with govt anymore: ANNISU-R (ht 17/07/2004)
Conflict-Free
Education Sector, by Chandra Kumar Phuyal (rn 11/07/2004)
10,000
students left in lurch, thanks to ANNISU-R ban on fee (rn 11/07/2004)
Gurukul
education still going great guns, by Mahendra Thapa (ht 11/07/2004)
Parents
aid in running of schools (kp 08/07/2004)
Education:
Making the most of available time, resources, by Kuber Chalise (ht
08/07/2004)
ANNISU
(R) warns govt of serious action (ht 07/07/2004), ANNISU-R
threatens another strike (kp 07/07/2004)
74,000
CDCs to be opened (kp 04/07/2004)
More
Nepali students head to Indian schools, by Shandip K.C. (kp
02/07/2004), Insurgency
drives more students to India (kp 02/07/2004)
Strike
shuts Jhapa schools (ht 01/07/2004)
Abuse
of authority, by Saurav Jung Thapa (kp 30/06/2004)
Army
converts school into barrack, by Arjun Shah (kp 29/06/2004)
Schools
to become peace zones (ht 29/06/2004), Govt,
student bodies differ on ridding schools of politics, by Bishnu Prasad
Aryal (rn 30/06/2004)
Maoist
threat leaves school closed (ht 27/06/2004)
Teachers’
Role Vital, by Chiranjibi Kafle (rn 26/06/2004)
Many
schools force students to walk the plank (ht 26/06/2004)
Movement
curbs make talks impossible: ANNISU-R (ht 26/06/2004)
Education
strike: Brief Respite, by Sanjaya Dhakal (sp 25/06/2004)
Sans
laws, open varsity concept in limbo, by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn
25/06/2004)
Decentralise
SLC examinations, by Dhruba Prasad Dhungel (ht 25/06/2004)
People's
View: Don't muddle politics with education! by LB Thapa (pr
24/06/2004), Sabotaging
education in Nepal, by Raman Raj Misra (pr 24/06/2004)
Govt.,
Maoist students talks in one week (pr 24/06/2004)
‘Resolve
problems in education sector' (rn 24/06/2004)
Changing
educational landscape in Gandaki, by Kulchandra Neupane (kp
24/06/2004)
Positive
sign (ht 24/06/2004)
Declare
schools peace zone, ANNISU-R told (ht 23/06/2004), Schools
as peace zone (kp 24/06/2004)
Private
schools outwit govt schools, by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 22/07/2004)
New
approaches to education, by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 21/06/2004)
Students
still walk hours to reach school, by Tika R Pradhan (ht 21/06/2004)
Distance politics from education
(kp 19/06/2004)
Class
War: When schools become a war zone, the sword is mightier than the pen,
by Navin Singh Khadka (nt 18/06/2004)
Free
oil pushes girls’ intake at primary schools (kp 18/06/2004)
Living
with strikes, by Pragyan Regmi (kp 18/06/2004)
Non-formal
education as a new strategy, by Shreeram Lamichhane (ht 18/06/2004)
Funds
crunch forcing closure of schools (kp 16/06/2004)
Lack of teachers hits Hapure school
(rn 15/06/2004)
Extra
Dues, by Satish Jung Shahi (sp 25/06/2004)
Stranded
In Uncertainty: The indefinite strike called by the Maoist-affiliated
student organization ANNFSU-R brings the educational sector grinding to
a halt,
by Thakur Amgai (sp 11/06/2004), Terror
tag ‘problem’ area, says Minister (ht 12/06/2004), Govt dangles talks carrot before ANNISU-R
(kp 12/06/2004), Govt for talks with Maoist student wing
(rn 12/06/2004), Task
force tells govt: Remove terrorist tag (ht 14/06/2004), ANNISU-R
calls off strike in rural parts (ht 14/06/2004), Taskforce to meet rebel students today,
by Nityxa Timsina & Tilak Pokharel (kp 14/06/2004), SLC supplementary exams on July 19
(kp 14/06/2004), Efforts on to talk with student wing of Maoists
(rn 14/06/2004), Taskforce begins secret talks with ANNISU-R,
by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 15/06/2004), Schools likely to reopen from Wednesday,
by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn 15/06/2004), Taskforce
confers with govt, ANNISU-R leaders (ht 15/06/2004), Rather
refreshing (ht 16/06/2004), Talks
fail to end deadlock, by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 16/06/2004), 9
days cost nation Rs 468m (kp 16/06/2004), Senseless
strike (kp 16/06/2004), Education
strike shies away from solution (rn 16/06/2004), Ministry
urges ANNFSU-R to call off strike (rn 16/06/2004), Taskforce
hopeful of early end to strike (kp 17/06/2004), For
whom? by Mahabir Poudyal (kp 17/06/2004), Talks
to end education strike fail to make headway (ht 17/06/2004), Feeble
hope of an end to school closure (pr 17/05/2004), Strike
to end, terror tag to go later, by Razen Manandhar (ht 18/06/2004), Talks
help end stalemate; schools, colleges to reopen (rn 18/06/2004), ANNISU-R
calls off strike (ht 19/06/2004), ANNISU-R calls off educational strike
(kp 19/06/2004), Strike called off, terrorist tag to be removed
(rn 19/06/2004), Terror
tag on students likely to go this week, by Ananta Raj Luitel (ht
22/06/2004), Govt
removes terror tag off ANNISU-R (kp 23/06/2004), Students
no whipping target, by Beena Kharel (kp 23/06/2004), ANNISU-R
purged of ‘terrorist’ tag (rn 23/06/2004)
Wise political decision for education,
by Chandra P Rijal (kp 11/06/2004)
Education and war,
by Bikash Sangraula (kp 10/06/2004)
Fund
crunch forces closure of schools (ht 09/06/2004)
PABSON
submits memo to Premier (ht 09/06/2004), PABSON
to request new minister to end crisis soon (ht 11/06/2004)
Education In Nepal:
Reforms Needed, by Uttam Maharjan (rn 08/06/2004), Confusion In Education Sector,
by Chandra Kumar Phuyal (rn 08/06/2004)
School
for Dalit kids sans teachers (ht 08/06/2004)
Maoist
strike hits schools nationwide (ht 07/06/2004), Indefinite school strike,
by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 07/06/2004), Indefinite strike shuts down schools
(rn 07/06/2004), Maoist
strike continues to cripple schools (ht 08/06/2004), Hard
reality (ht 08/06/2004), ‘Govt efforts on for talks with ANNISU-R’
(kp 08/06/2004), Schools
stay closed for third day (ht 09/06/2004), Remove terrorist tag before talks: ANNISU-R
(kp 09/06/2004), International
bodies demand end to ANNISU-R strike (ht 10/06/2004), Schools
stay closed for fifth day (ht 11/06/2004)
Policy
framework on non-formal education to be submitted soon (ht 07/06/2004)
PABSON
call to call off strike (ht 04/06/2004), Strike
to bar 6.5 M students from education, by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn
04/06/2004), Govt
urges strike withdrawal (ht 05/06/2004)
“Leave our schools alone”
(nt 04/06/2004)
Schools closed as students go for Cordyceps
(kp 03/06/2004)
Come
closer (ht 03/06/2004)
If
there’s a will, there’s a way, by Arun Gyanwali (ht 03/06/2004)
School
strike at hand, fee fixing not in sight (ht 02/06/2004)
Adult
literacy programme not even limping, by Renu Kshetry (ht 02/06/2004)
Text
book shortage hits Saptari students (ht 01/06/2004)
PABSON
call to withdraw strike (ht 31/05/2004)
Point
counter point : Should educational institutions be made politics-free?
(ht 30/05/2004)
Govt schools’ performance dismal,
by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 29/05/2004), Danida funds to study causes
(kp 29/05/2004)
ANNISU-R
order to admit kids in govt schools (ht 29/05/2004)
Pokhara school builds shopping complex
(rn 29/05/2004)
Keep
schools free from politics: Govt officials (ht 28/05/2004)
Sex
education needs careful introduction, say experts (ht 27/05/2004), Teachers coy about sex education in schools
(kp 27/05/2004)
Govt
sets deadline for private schools (ht 25/05/2004)
Schools
in a fix over fee fiat (ht 25/05/2004), Student
bodies demand early submission of fee report (ht 26/05/2004)
Govt
says it can’t afford free education expense (ht 24/05/2004)
A school setting examples,
by Kul Chandra Neupane (kp 23/05/2004)
Dalit-founded school lacks teachers
(kp 23/05/2004)
Single
sex schools — a good idea gone wrong? (ht 23/05/2004), Schools go co-ed as gender roles overlap,
by Bikash Sangraula (kp 28/05/2004)
Nepal
Education and Book Fair 2004: Fair to open new vistas for students (ht
23/05/2004), Education
and Book Fair 2004 : Educational fair succeeds in attracting students
(ht 26/05/2004), Urge To Learn:
Overwhelming number of students throng at the stalls of the education consultants to get information on studying overseas,
by Thakur Amgai (sp 28/05/2004)
Fee
fixing panel discusses staff strength in schools (ht 23/05/2004), Tripartite meet agrees to restructure school fees
(rn 23/05/2004)
Schools,
colleges to remain closed from June 6 (ht 23/05/2004)
SAARC standards for educational reform,
by Tirth Raj Khaniya (kp 21/05/2004)
Boarding schools digging deeper into parents’ pockets,
by Bishnu Prasad Aryal (rn 20/05/2004)
DoE suggests ceiling for students, fees
(kp 19/05/2004)
Italian
scholarship enables eight students to continue studies, by Renu
Kshetry (ht 16/05/2004)
Education for all - a distant dream,
by Bhanu Parajuli (pr 13/05/2004)
Panel
asks schools not to hike fees (ht 10/05/2004), Task
force to discuss reports on fee (ht 11/05/2004), School
fee fixing task force meet deadlocked (ht 15/05/2004), Anarchy In Education:
The fee-fixing task force aims at regularizing the fees taken by private schools,
by Thakur Amgai (sp 21/05/2004)
New session fever,
by Mahabir Paudyal (kp 10/05/2004)
MoES
launches website on education law (ht 08/05/2004)
Right to education: Reality or fallacy in conflict ridden Nepal?,
by Ritu Shrestha (pr 06/05/2004)
Govt
not serious in resolving fee row: Students (ht 06/05/2004)
College exam cancelled as police enter hall
(kp 06/05/2004)
Rs
10m for educational relief in conflict-hit areas, by Renu Kshetry (ht
03/05/2004))
For the Children by the Children:
The “Education for All” global Campaign aims at maximum involvement of children in the awareness-raising program,
by Thakur Amgai (sp 30/04/2004)
Community run schools showing better results
(rn 29/04/2004)
MoES
plans student tracking system (ht 26/04/2004), Tracking
students (ht 27/04/2004)
Research on donated money,
by Chandra P Rijal (kp 24/04/2004)
Guardians grudge schools’ exploitations
(rn 22/04/2004)
Provision of food, cooking oil spur children to attend school
(kp 22/04/2004)
Long-term
policy sought for education (ht 21/04/2004)
Moral
education can drive kids away from violence (ht 19/04/2004)
Over 100,000 students to gain from special scholarships
(kp 19/04/2004), One
lakh pupils to get scholarship (ht 19/04/2004)
Gathering wild mushrooms to pay school fees
(kp 18/04/2004)
Govt to spend US $ 815 M for education for all scheme
(rn 15/04/2004)
Can govt and donors learn lessons?,
by Tirth Raj Khaniya (kp 13/04/2004)
Malpi School attracts int’l students,
by Kumud Bhandari (kp 08/04/2004)
Package to bolster girls, Dalit children’s education,
by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 02/04/2004)
Educationists
stress strategic changes to achieve goals (ht 01/04/2004), Be
more realistic than emotional, by Suresh Raj Sharma (ht 02/04/2004)
School management to be decentralised
(rn 01/04/2004)
Endorse
reforms (ht 31/03/2004)
Resource
gap (ht 30/03/2004)
Govt
needs $82 million to meet education goals (ht 29/03/2004)
Should
children be sent to boarding schools or not?, by Shyam Kasyapati (ht
28/03/2004), Residential
school for holistic education (ht 28/03/2004)
Shanty children and Bikalpa,
by Sangeeta Rijal (kp 26/03/2004)
On the mobile school project for slum children, organized by Stella
Tamang's Bikalpa Gyan Kendra.
Quality of school education,
by Tirth Raj Khaniya (kp 22/03/2004)
50
per cent schools closed in the far west, by Rabi Dhami (ht 17/03/2004)
Can reading culture be a gift?,
by Binod Rijal (kp 15/03/2004)
Compulsory English: A means or an end?,
by Hari Ram Adhikari (kp 14/03/2004)
Laudable
approach (ht 09/03/2004)
Education strategy,
by Suresh Raj Sharma (kp 06/03/2004)
Sex education on anvil in schools
(kp 03/03/2004), Sex
education (ht 03/03/2004), From 2005 sex education will be part of school curriculum,
by Nitya Nanda Timsina (kp 20/03/2004)
Child workers benefit from non-formal classes
(ht 31/01/2004)
Abduction scare forces 39 schools to close
(kp 31/01/2004)
School with a difference,
by Tejasuee Rajbhandari (klp 29/01/2004)
Free meal bait luring more students to schools
(kp 29/01/2004)
Poor CAS results prompt education project review
(ht 28/01/2004)
Education For All plan draws experts’ flak
(ht 26/01/2004)
Fund crunch threatens closure of schools
(ht 17/01/2004)
Grants for education
(kp 14/01/2004)
70 schools facing closure in Bhojpur,
by Bedraj Paudel (kp 13/01/2004)
Melamchi Project to develop local education standard
(kp 11/01/2004)
Education for poverty alleviation project in Bungamati from today,
by Renu Kshetry (ht 04/01/2004)
School heritage:
Not everyone agrees with a plan to demolish St Xavier’s old school
building, by Sunil Pokhrel (nt 02/01/2004)
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