Hrd Minister Prakash Javadekar

Prakash Javadekar says Rahul Gandhi's presence is only on Twitter, lacks mass support

"Rahul Gandhi is only on Twitter. His politics is confined to tweets. If you have mass support, then tweets are a symbol of strength, but doing politics through tweets is political bankruptcy," he told reporters.

Prakash Javadekar launches anti-ragging mobile app, says zero tolerance for culprits

New Delhi: There would be no tolerance for those involved in any ragging incidents and such students would not be allowed to continue their education, HRD minister Prakash Javadekar said.

MEA collaborates with CBSE for 'e-Sanad' initiative, to make online verification of documents easier

The new 'e-Sanad' initiative will make it possible to attest documents digitally. For CBSE students, certificates from 2016 would be accessible free of cost online.

CBSE launches online mechanism to verify students' records

Students planning to go abroad for studies will not have to run around colleges and universities or approach "touts" for verification of their documents

JNU seat cut row: Hiding under garb of 'improving' research is a systematic clampdown on higher education

The seat cuts in JNU are as much unreasonable as they confirm the systematic clampdown of an institution, not to mention by deceitful means.

JNU seat cut row: Students body extends strike; HRD minister Prakash Javadekar says cap necessary

In JNU, the Minister said, there were instances of professors guiding upto 20-25 scholars for their PhDs. "Have you heard (this) anywhere?" he asked.

CBSE body recommends making Board exams for Class X mandatory from 2018

HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar has in the past favoured making Board exam compulsory for CBSE students

Indian students must rebel and challenge status quo, says Prakash Javadekar

The HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said that India lacks in innovation in education as children are discouraged to ask questions in schools something which should not be allowed to go on