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IOC beats Odisha, secures semifinal berth; Army downs Tamil Nadu




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Railways enters semifinals with a hard-fought win over BPCL




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IOC draws with NCOE; Railways thrashes TN

With four of its key players suffering from viral fever, IOC wasn’t keen to push them, and it reflected in the way the team performed on the field




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HOCKEY | IOC weathers Army’s sustained challenge to make the title clash

MCC-MURUGAPPA GOLD CUP | Defending champion Railways blanks Odisha thanks to Joginder’s hat-trick




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Railways retains the title after fighting win over IOC




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Sreejesh withdraws from the HIL player auction to focus on coaching and mentorship instead

In an exclusive interaction with The Hindu, Sreejesh confirms that he had written to Hockey India indicating his desire to step away from the field and groom the next generation of players.




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HIL to return after 7 long years; women's event added for first time

While the men's competition will have eight teams, six sides will feature in women's event which is being held for the first time.




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Title holders India to open women's ACT campaign against Malaysia

India won the tournament in 2016 in Singapore before reclaiming the title in Ranchi last year




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Harmanpreet is costliest buy on day one of HIL auctions




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Shocking omissions mark second day of HIL auction




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India eyes Paris revenge against Germany in Test series as international hockey returns to Delhi

For the last 10 years, the capital's Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, once considered the spiritual home of the game, has not hosted any international match.




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Keen contest expected as an on-the-rise India takes on World No. 2 Germany

The host is struggling with a few injuries; Harmanpreet will have Vivek Sagar Prasad as his deputy while the visiting team will sport a new look




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Underwhelming India wastes chances, goes down to German efficiency




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Former Indian women’s hockey skipper Rani Rampal announces retirement

A clinical forward, who made her international debut in 2008 as a 14-year-old in the Olympic qualifiers that year, Rani scored 205 goals in her 254 outings for India.




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Indian hockey team beats world champions Germany 5-3 in second Test, but loses series in shoot-out

India turned the table in the second half, with goals from Sukhjeet Singh (34th and 48th), skipper Harmanpreet Singh (42nd and 43rd) and Abhishek (45th) to level the two-match series.




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Salima Tete named India captain for women’s Asian Champions Trophy

Navneet Kaur will serve as Tete's deputy. India enter the competition with high expectations, having clinched the title at last year's edition in Ranchi.




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Haryana wins its opening match; Maharashtra scores a huge win over Gujarat




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Tamil Nadu scripts a 43-0 victory over Andaman & Nicobar, enters quarterfinals




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Ode to Everything

It's a smaller Avalanche Press these days, but we're still pumping out new stuff and have ambitious plans for the future. Today the boss brings everyone up to date. And don't forget to order something.




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Third Reich Player's Guide is Shipping Now!

The title's a handful, but it's loaded with good stuff: the Third Reich/Great Pacific War Player's Guide is on our shelves once again, and that means you can buy it right now and we'll send it to you right away!




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Yoga a compulsory subject in Central schools




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Re-imagine your routine

Vacations give us the time for building reflective spaces in our lives.




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Live your dream

A student's account of what students can learn from Abdul Kalam's life.




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Meet to structure new education policy




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Supplementary exam dates announced




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Panel for phased implementation of no-detention policy in schools




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‘Linguistic minority school students find Tamil difficult’




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Delhi govt plans to cut school syllabus




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When empty chairs became teachers in Telengana

Telangana villagers garland empty chairs to protest lack of staff in schools.




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Are teachers a dying community?

It is time we gave our teachers their due, to ensure that they remain passionate about their profession.




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On your own, at LSE

Want to be independent and learn to make important decisions early on in life? LSE teaches you that, writes NATALYA ROY.




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J-K school girls face online flak for army-sponsored tour




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Young and fearless

The year 2015 saw students raising their voice for the causes they believed in.




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The challenge of inequity

The journey of a Teach For India Fellow is demanding and calls for resourcefulness and innovation.




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Board exam countdown: how to keep the blues away

Study tips, lifestyle tips, checklist and more to handle the challenge.




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Apps to help you prepare for exams




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Why not a students’ day?

The teacher-student bond is not a one-way process but a journey in which one learns from the other.




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A science Olympiad for juniors

The selection process and training happens for a whole year before the IJSO.




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Look beyond the textbooks

Students need to deal with real life situations and identify their areas of interest. Modifying the school curricula would help achieve this.




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Odisha: Board of Secondary Education to announce HSC results at 10 a.m.




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ICSE, ISC exam results to be declared on May 6




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Delhi University drops controversial book




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Boys in co-ed schools excel in science subjects




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Implement no detention policy till Class V in schools: panel

‘Hold examinations from Class VI onwards’




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A check at every stop

Falcon, a child safety app, helps to keep a tab on your child as he or she makes their way back home from school




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An initiative to boost sports education in the country

Through TENVIC Sports, sportsmen Anil Kumble and Vasanth Bharadwaj are integrating sports education with the formal academic curriculum.




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Creativity labs in schools soon

KITCO proposes Creativity and Innovation Lab@School in government schools across the State




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The Hindu Science Quiz — Of droopy dogs and killer whales




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Staff shortage affects Kendriya Vidyalayas

Lack of career advancement, transfer policy leave principals bitter, as teaching vacancies climb to 12,044




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Eklavya Model Residential Schools face teacher shortage

The Tribal Affairs Ministry works towards centralising administration and doing away with state-level societies