AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHigher Education Policy (India): Delhi’s cabinet approved a draft bill to establish private universities in the city, aiming to expand quality options and align with NEP 2020, with the bill set for introduction in the Assembly. Student Protests (India): In Jharkhand, talks between the government and students protesting alleged recruitment exam irregularities ended without a breakthrough; students say they will continue a hunger strike and plan a Vidhan Sabha march if demands—like cancelling the 14th JPSC exam and independent review—aren’t met. School Safety (Thailand): A 14-year-old student allegedly killed his grandparents, then opened fire at Debsirin Nonthaburi School near Bangkok, killing at least five staff and injuring more than 20; authorities say the attacker died by suicide. Regional Education Cooperation (BRICS): India and BRICS education ministers adopted a joint declaration in Bhubaneswar focused on resilience, skills, research and innovation, with India stressing people-centric, humanity-first cooperation. Multilingual School Support (Malaysia): Malaysia’s PM said funding for Islamic, Chinese and Tamil education streams will be handled fairly, with Chinese and Tamil school allocations scheduled for announcement in about two weeks. Digital Learning (US/California): Pasadena libraries launched free 24/7 online tutoring for K-12 students via Tutor.com, funded through July 31, 2027.
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