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Security & legal proposals to now come under Niti
Niti Aayog, under Major General K Narayanan, to focus on security and law proposals. Reconstitution aligns with government's emphasis on security and legal matters.
The man who escaped the scam rings of Cambodia
Thousands of workers are trafficked to Southeast Asia to commit cyber fraud on their fellow citizens over social media. Ex-serviceman Botcha Sankhar, who was forced to work in the scam compounds of Cambodia for six months, unravels the modus operandi of this new and terrifying form of crime and forced labour
Centre aims to train 600,000 workers to power Green H2 goal
Government aims to develop 600,000 skilled workers for National Green Hydrogen Mission by 2030, identified by Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and MNRE. Skilling includes renewable energy generation, hydrogen production, transformation, storage, transport, and end use applications, requiring specific skill sets and a coordinated programme between institutions.
From IITs to IIMs, leading educational institutions in India dial up efforts to attract students with disabilities
IITs and IIMs, including IIT Madras and IIM Calcutta, prioritize inclusivity by supporting students with disabilities like Sachin Kumar. Through various initiatives and collaborations, these institutes strive to create an accommodating and diverse learning environment.
Indonesian delegation visits India to learn best practices in mid-day meal scheme & digital inclusion
Indonesian delegation explores collaboration with India on various initiatives under President-elect Prabowo, including mid-day meal scheme and digital inclusion. The visit aimed at fostering cooperation in biotechnology, agriculture, and digital infrastructure for mutual growth and development.
Role of life long learning in age of AI
Speaking at the inaugural session of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the imperative for global conviction, commitment, coordination, and collaboration to establish an ethical framework for AI's worldwide utilization. This statement underscores the profound impact AI is poised to have on not only our daily lives but also on the future landscape and practices of professionals worldwide.
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AICTE removes cap on increasing intake for well-performing engineering colleges, brings BBA and BCA under its ambit
Before the grant of approval for the increase in intake sought by any institution, the Council shall ascertain the infrastructure and faculty availability there, according to the technical education regulator.
Gaza war inflicts catastrophic damage on infrastructure and economy
Israel's military offensive on the Gaza Strip, which was initiated following a cross-border attack by Hamas on Oct. 7, has resulted in significant turmoil and devastation in the Palestinian territory. The latest estimates from international organizations outline the socio-economic repercussions of the conflict.
India's skilling landscape face multiple challenges: MSDE
In its Annual Report 2022-23, the ministry said that skills and knowledge are driving forces of economic growth and social development for any country and that countries with higher levels and better standards of skills adjust more effectively to the challenges and opportunities in domestic and international job markets.
Nepal fortunate to have neighbour like India who contribute to development process: Foreign Minister
Saud made remarks while inaugurating the campus building of Himalaya Kiran Public Campus, Khandbari Municipality, Sankhuwasabha built with Government of India’s financial assistance. Saud jointly inaugurated the project along with Naveen Srivastava, Ambassador of India to Nepal. The political leaders from Sankhuwasabha, social workers, officials of Nepali Government, representatives of the Campus and local communities were also present on this occasion.
From Learning to Leading: The Comprehensive Scope of a PhD Programme in HR Management
Various colleges across India offer a three to five-year-long PhD program in human resource management. The curriculum emphasizes communication skills, decision-making, and organizational dynamics. Eligibility requires a master's degree with a minimum of 55% grades in the relevant field, and admission hinges on the entrance exam results and personal interviews. The graduates can avail themselves of various career opportunities such as Human Resource Manager, HR Director, Recruitment Manager across sectors like IT, Marketing, Business, and Academia after this degree's completion. The cost usually ranges from INR 50,000 to 1,50,000.
Test for govt jobs in 15 languages so that youth don't miss opportunity: Union Minister Jitendra Singh
In addition to Hindi and English, the question paper will be set in 13 regional languages i.e. Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Odia, Urdu, Punjabi, Manipuri (also Meiti) and Konkani, he said, referring to the recruitment test conducted by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC).
Coordinated efforts can ensure zero death: Mansukh Mandaviya reviews heatwave situation in 7 states
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya chaired a high-level meeting to review the public health preparedness for management of heat-related illnesses and virtually interacted with state health ministers, state disaster management ministers and principal secretaries/additional chief secretaries and information commissioners of seven states (Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Telangana) which are experiencing severe heatwave conditions.
Earn while learning: HEIs may soon provide part-time jobs to economically weaker students
According to draft Guidelines for Equitable Opportunity to the Socio-Economically Disadvantaged Groups (SEDGs) in HEIs, the rate of remuneration for each of the students will be a consolidated amount on an hourly basis for the part-time service they render, a maximum of 20 hours per week, 20 days per month.
Afghan territory must not be used for terrorist activities: India and 5 central Asian countries
Last December, India joined several other leading countries in criticising the Taliban's decision to ban university education for women in Afghanistan. It said the officials at the deliberations discussed regional threats of terrorism, extremism, radicalisation and drug trafficking and also deliberated on the possibilities to coordinate efforts to counter these threats.
Government to launch national tele-mental health programme, toll-free helpline number soon
The government is preparing to launch a national tele-mental health programme and a toll-free helpline number soon, reported PTI. This is likely to enable wider access to mental health assistance across the country. The national tele-mental health programme (NTMHP) was first announced by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the Union Budget 2022-23.
India will do its best to promote South-South cooperation: UN envoy Kamboj
South-South cooperation is a broad framework of collaboration among countries of the South in the political, economic, social, cultural, environmental and technical domains.
BJP's JP Nadda, BL Santhosh to attend 3-day RSS coordination meeting in Raipur starting today
While RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and general secretary Dattatreya Hosabale will preside over the meetings, BJP president JP Nadda and national organisation secretary BL Santhosh will also participate in the meetings. RSS prachar pramukh Sunil Ambekar said the coordination meeting was a samuhik manthan (collective brainstorming) of nationalist organisations to improve their work for the society.
India's G20 presidency plan: 215 meetings in 55 cities across nation
The thematic ideas under consideration are 'One Earth/Sustainable Responsible Inclusive Growth/ World is one family or Vasudev Kutumbukum', ET has gathered. The themes proposed are significant as India's big moment at this global Presidency comes amid a changing world order, visible climate risks and tough economic recovery amid a waning pandemic.
UGC approves guidelines for admission, supernumerary seats for international students in UG and PG
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 envisages a new and forward-looking vision for India's higher education system. It sets the foundation for the much-needed transformation and overhaul of the current education system through its focus on key issues like access, equity, multidisciplinarity, and holistic and value-based education.
NGOs bring telemedicine to the doorsteps of the tribals in Gujarat's hinterland
The programme was launched on Thursday in association with US-based software services provider, Evolko, as a technology partner. It will be executed across some 25 villages of the Dang district of South Gujarat region.
ICAR running 2 special programmes for nutritional security: Govt
According to the minister, the ICAR is also implementing projects like 'Sustainable Approaches for Nutritional Security' and 'Nutritional Security and Health Promotion of Farm Families' under the All India Coordinated Research Project on Women in Agriculture.
India's evacuation programme most active among all nations: Govt sources
There has been criticism from some quarters, especially opposition parties, over the alleged delay in India's response to evacuate its citizens, mostly students, with some videos surfacing of Indian citizens facing harassment.
Budget can follow ‘ande ka funda’ path to tap the potential in beekeeping, horticulture, and aquaculture
The government has not overlooked these sectors, but it is time to go beyond monetary support if we want to carve a space in the global markets.
IIT Roorkee launches seven new academic programmes
"The new programmes involve the transmission of relevant knowledge and using the knowledge we produce. They are interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary, and also in line with National Education Policy 2020. Their launch shows that we are on to breaking some of the silos that we have historically created," Sharma said.
View: How Department of Biotechnology coordinated India's Covid-19 fight
From its initial mandate to identify priority development areas in biotechnology, it has been instrumental in creating an academic ecosystem to harness talent, initiating a regulatory framework for the industry, promoting entrepreneurship through the Biotechnology Development Fund and nurturing industry-academia partnerships.
Global Money Week kickstarts; Sebi empanelled trainers, others to conduct awareness programme
The week-long annual campaign would run in India till March 28, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a statement.
Union Education Ministry releases Rs 80 crore to IIT Kharagpur for second phase of SPARC
Adrijit Goswami from IIT Kharagpur, who is heading the Pan India coordination of the programme, said the allocation would help in promoting virtual and e-learning.
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