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    NIT Mizoram achieves impressive placement record for 2023-2024 academic session with 86.7% overall placement

    NIT Mizoram posted an 86.7% placement rate for 2023-2024, with the highest salary package at 14.5 LPA and an average over 7 LPA. Over 75 companies, including Adobe, Deloitte, Vedanta, and Mahindra & Mahindra, recruited students. Among the students, Shristi Sharma and Nishant Nitin Mishra, who secured four job offers, praised the Training and Placement Office. Internships, part of the curriculum, involved 100% student participation with organizations like SAIL, Indian Railways, and Google, offering stipends between ₹5,000 to ₹20,000 per month.

    India must build human resources in quantum technology: Principal scientific advisor

    India's National Quantum Mission sets ambitious goals to develop intermediate-scale quantum computers and secure quantum communications, showcasing the country's dedication to advancing quantum technology. By 2030-31, the mission aims to achieve significant milestones in quantum technology, highlighting India's emergence as a key player in the global quantum research landscape.

    Air India to set up pilot training school at Amravati

    The aviation landscape in India is witnessing a transformative phase with major players like IndiGo, Akasa, Air India, and the GMR group investing in extensive training programs to meet the surging demand for skilled pilots and engineers. Air India's Amravati pilot training school is set to be operational by Q1 FY26.

    How lifting weights thrice a week can help prevent knee pain as you age

    A recent study published in BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine highlights the benefits of heavy weightlifting for older adults, showing significant improvements in leg strength even years after training. Conducted on individuals aged 64-75, the study found that regular heavy resistance training preserved muscle function and enhanced leg strength. Experts emphasize the importance of weightlifting for mobility, independence, and overall health in seniors, while recommending tailored exercise programs and proper guidance for safety and effectiveness.

    India expands military training for foreign partnerships across Gulf, ASEAN, and Africa

    India has significantly expanded its military training programs to strengthen defence partnerships with Gulf, ASEAN, and African nations. Initiatives range from basic infantry skills to advanced systems like submarines and fighter jets. Recently, 76 cadets from Saudi Arabia's King Fahad Naval Academy trained at India's Southern Naval Command in Kochi, focusing on maritime operations and seamanship. India hosts personnel from 26 African countries annually, providing training in counterinsurgency and jungle warfare.

    Infosys working on 225 GenAI programs for clients; enterprise AI will take years to unfold: Nilekani

    At Infosys' 43rd annual general meeting, cofounder and chairman Nandan Nilekani talked of the nascent stage of the Generative AI revolution. He also said consumer AI will see rapid adoption but enterprise AI will take several years to mature and have a widespread impact.

    • Force Motors partners with EY Parthenon India for digital transformation program

      Force Motors has partnered with EY Parthenon India to undertake a digital transformation programme aimed at boosting innovation and productivity across its value chain. The collaboration will focus on redesigning Force Motors' digital landscape, implementing advanced digital platforms, technologies, and solutions for customers, and enhancing its capabilities and security.

      IndiGo partners with Garuda Aviation Academy to train fresh pilots as junior first officers

      IndiGo partners with Garuda Aviation Academy for Cadet Pilot Program, offering a 21-month course including training at 43 Air School in South Africa.

      New criminal laws effective from July 1: DoPT urges ministries to update training programs

      The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) announced on Friday that three new criminal laws will take effect on July 1, 2024. In preparation, the DoPT has advised all ministries and departments to include the content of these new laws in their training programs.

      Gain a strategic edge in your career with the University of Massachusetts Global MBA program, tailored for professional excellence

      The article discusses the importance of a Global Master of Business Administration (MBA) in the current global business landscape. It highlights the University of Massachusetts Global's online MBA program, focusing on developing global leaders with practical skills and affordability.

      ChatGPT a mentor for Japan's 89-year-old app developer

      Japanese 89-year-old Tomiji Suzuki started coding in retirement and is now making apps for the fast-growing elderly demographic, using ChatGPT to fine-tune his skills. As in other developed economies, the plummeting birth rate has raised fears of a looming demographic crisis with not enough workers to support the growing ranks of retired.

      Maximizing job opportunities in Canada: A guide for Express Entry candidates

      Canada's economic immigration programs are vital for expanding the national workforce, with nearly all recent growth attributed to them, according to CIC News. To address labor needs, initiatives often connect with immigration programs, like hiring from the Express Entry pool. Employers must meet criteria, including offering skilled work and proving a lack of domestic candidates. Through the Job Match feature of the Job Bank, employers can match job postings with suitable candidates.

      Planning to study in Canada? Zero in on which school is best suited for you

      Canadian universities, colleges, and specialty programs each offer unique benefits for international students, tailored to their career goals. Specialty programs focus on specific skills like trades, while bridging programs help immigrants align their international experience with Canadian requirements. Only designated learning institutions (DLIs) can accept international students.

      Scarlett Johansson's OpenAI feud rekindles Hollywood fear of artificial intelligence

      Johansson's accusation that the ChatGPT-maker copied her performance in the Spike Jonze-directed feature film, after failing to strike an agreement, rekindled the creative class's anxiety about the existential threat posed by AI, even as Hollywood studios test new tools and mull alliances with OpenAI.

      Strength training secrets: How to get stronger with progressive overload

      The story of Milo of Croton illustrates the concept of progressive overload in strength training, as explained by Bryan Mann and other experts. Progressive overload involves gradually increasing weight, repetitions, difficulty, or intensity to build strength and improve health. This approach is beneficial for people of all ages, from children to seniors, and can be achieved with various exercises, including those using body weight or equipment like dumbbells.

      How to reskill and upskill yourself in pharma industry

      The Indian pharma sector is evolving rapidly, demanding reskilling amidst technological advancements and regulatory shifts. To thrive, professionals must embrace digital transformation, stay updated on regulations, and invest in continuous learning. Soft skills and adaptability are also crucial in navigating market dynamics. Reskilling is imperative for success in this dynamic landscape.

      Airport lounge access through cards getting tougher: Factors you must know to avoid last-minute shock

      Airport lounge access: Airport lounges are a very popular feature among travellers in India. However due to rush of passengers in airport lounges, overcrowding issues came up, and to tackle this issue and make lounges accessible to all, certain measures were taken. These measures are aimed at fair usage for all and to provide a good experience to travellers.

      MHA seeks help of states to train policemen on new criminal laws to be implemented from July 1

      The Union Home Ministry in India has announced three new criminal laws, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bharatiya Sakshya Act, which will be rolled out across the country from July 1. The new laws aim to provide speedy justice to citizens and strengthen the judicial and court management system. The home ministry has been working to educate police and prison officers about the new laws, with the Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D) developing training modules and other programs for different levels of police and prison personnel.

      "NEP will reshape skilling in India by integrating vocational training from Class 6"

      ​​Rabindra Srikantan, vice chairman CII Karnataka State Council 2024-25 and founder and managing director ASM Technologies Ltd spoke about the pivotal role of skill development in harnessing the potential of our youth, supported by government initiatives.

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