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    10 equity mutual funds offered over 30% returns in six months

    Around 10 equity mutual funds have offered over 30% returns in the last six months. There were around 263 equity mutual funds active in the market in the same time period.

    NEET paper leak case: Now, Maharashtra arrest and Delhi connection plot

    The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested a school teacher from Latur, Jalil Khan Pathan, and detained Sanjay Jadhav, another teacher on the run. The police are investigating a national-wide racket in the alleged NEET-UG paper leak. The case was registered based on input from the Maharashtra anti-terrorism squad, which had identified a covert operation in Latur.

    These equity MFs offered over 70% returns in one year

    Around 249 equity mutual funds have offered more than 60% returns in tha last one year. Of these, 5 gave over 70% returns in the said period, according to the data extracted from ACE MF.

    Skills minister Jayant Chaudhary calls for a renewed focus on ITIs

    Skills Development Minister Jayant Chaudhary emphasized revitalizing Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and advocated for blended learning approaches at ITIs and National Skill Training Institutes (NSTIs). At a review meeting of the Directorate General of Training (DGT), he underscored enhancing industry collaboration through flexible partnerships and dual training systems. Chaudhary highlighted the modernization of ITIs with updated infrastructure, relevant curricula aligned with market needs, and specialized training programs.

    View: Time to reskill the skilling plan

    India's 'Skill India' initiative has improved access to quality education and skilling, including new ITI capacities, increased apprenticeship engagement, and the launch of Skill India Digital Hub. The National Education Policy (NEP 2020) envisions integrating skilling into all education forms, inspiring reforms like the National Credit Framework (NCrF) and National Curriculum Framework (NCF).

    India has made huge strides, but the new govt still has a lot to do

    The past decade in India has seen significant transformations in infrastructure, economic reforms, and digitization, laying the groundwork for sustained growth. The challenge for the new government is to maintain an 8%-plus growth rate and increase per capita income. To achieve this, private investment must drive growth, with investments rising to 32-35% of GDP. Scaling up manufacturing, outcome-oriented skill development, supporting women and youth entrepreneurs, reforming municipal governance, realizing tourism potential, accelerating R&D, and addressing urban challenges are key areas for action.

    The Economic Times
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