The Telegraph - Calcutta (Kolkata)

| Thursday , February 28 , 2008 |

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	The Central Board of Secondary Education’s decision to make the best answer scripts available online has sparked off a debate. Shabina Akhtar reports
	Sunaina Kakkar (name changed) is tense. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) exams are round the corner. Though she’s scored 87 per cent at the mock examination, she can be frequently seen pacing up and down her room, referring to new ... \| Read..

About 200 teachers from schools around the city had gathered at an English language... | Read..

Somebody once said educating a woman is like educating a family. Maitreyi College — a part of the University... | Read..

The University of British Columbia plans to increase recruitment efforts in India, reports Shubhobroto Ghos... | Read..

If you want to become a global accounting professional, head for the Garden City. Institute of Career Studi... | Read..

	Pepsi has dropped Sourav and Dravid. Have they lost their appeal?
	No 67%