AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoStudent Protests & Exam Integrity: Human Rights Watch reports New Delhi police used tear gas and batons on largely peaceful youth protests tied to exam irregularities, urging Modi’s government to investigate force and end mobile internet shutdowns. Policy & Accountability: Rahul Gandhi renewed calls for the education minister’s resignation and a Modi apology over the crackdown, as India pushes fast-track courts for exam fraud. Classroom Access & Quality: Punjab’s education minister says he’ll teach in schools from September to spot gaps firsthand, while Ghana’s curriculum review adds AI literacy, coding, and digital citizenship alongside early language changes. Early Childhood Hiring: Malaysia is considering widening eligibility for Tabika nursery teacher roles beyond a single diploma, plus adding micro-credentials and career pathways. Exam Updates: CBSE sets Class 12 supplementary practical exams for July 29–Aug 4, with students contacting schools by July 27. Learning Support & Community: A student-led STEM nonprofit expands hands-on STEM access worldwide, and a North Lindsey College student raises £1,200 for cancer charities.
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