Navodaya Vidyalaya Kota - Hooligans assaulted and misbehaved students

Hooligans assaulted and misbehaved with a group of students of Navodaya Vidyalaya of Kota in Gujarat,  and many others on Saturday night in the Guwahati-Okha express between Faridabad and Ayodhya railway stations.

 

Bipul Dev Adhikari, librarian of Morigaon Novodaya Vidyalaya, who had escorted the group of 22 students from Assam along with a woman teacher, told reporters that a group of 30-40 persons entered the coach when it stopped between Faridabad and Ayodhya stations of Uttar Pradesh.

 

Mr. Adhikari alleged that they could not lodge a complaint with anyone as neither the train ticket examiner had come to the coach nor there was any escort party of the Railway Protection Force.

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Navodaya's contribution to India

There are two sets of educational initiatives have succeeded wonderfully.

First being the IITs, which have given India a brand name globally.

The second is the Navodaya Vidyalaya spread all over India. As of now approx 485, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas or JNVs are spread acrosss Indian, these schoold admit students from rural background. The success of Navodays is from the fact that the success rate of JNVs students is much greater than the average in the CBSE examinations.

The JNV students are better compared to best public school students.
 
The Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya admit students from class VI, and they complete their entire pre-university (till XII ) schooling in Navodaya Vidyalaya. Students are given free food, uniforms, stationary and study in residence. Govt. is giving admissions to 32,000 students annually, there are currently 1.58 lakh students in the jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya family. A sum of Rs 65000 is spent per student annually.
 
To bring out best talents from Students, India's top industrial houses should sponsor a JNV each, and should fund the money to the Government to establish and run those schools. this can make District/ jnv ratio to 1:1 ( one JNV in each district).

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SHORTAGE OF NCERT BOOKS in Navodaya

NCERT is mandated to print and supply textbooks for the schools affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) including KV and Navodaya Vidyalayas.

 

 

Some States have been given, on their request, copyright permission to reprint some/all NCERT textbooks and at times, delay in printing and distribution of these books by them may result in students of these States purchasing NCERT textbooks meant for CBSE affiliated schools.