Tamil Nadu Government is partnering with Australian e-learning platform Matific to encourage an innovative way of learning mathematics for Kindergarten to Class 6 students. The deal marks the company’s first-ever pilot run in the Indian market. Over 1.5 million students across Tamil Nadu will now have access to the Matific platform, featuring thousands of gamified activities and worksheets covering skills aligned to the curriculum. Minister for School Education, Thiru K A …

The prototype has been handed over to the HaridwarMunicipal Corporation for their use Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee (IIT Roorkee) has developed a first-of-its-kind continuously operated sterilization system for everyday accessories to reduce the transmission risk of COVID-19. This machine can be used for the disinfection of common-use accessories such as electronic gadgets (mobiles, watches, wireless gadgets) and metallic and …

Scientists are launching a major new research project in India that will help to engineer an efficient and sustainable delivery mechanism – ready to get an eventual COVID-19 vaccine to billions of people around the globe. Researchers racing to develop, test and manufacture an effective coronavirus vaccine will also need to distribute the drug globally, but universal vaccine access is already a major …

To boost research in the country various amendments have been carried out in Prime Minister’s Research Fellowship Scheme (PMRF Scheme) including creation of a dedicated Division in the ministry of HRD with the name of “Research and Innovation Division”. This division will be headed by a director who will be coordinating   research work of various institutions coming under MHRD. In …

In a communiqué the CBSE said that the examination of remaining subject papers for classes X and XII will be held between July 1 and 15. The datasheet for these papers will be announced soon. After exams were suspended on March 18 in the wake of covid 19 outbreak, CBSE had then on April 1 communicated that it  will hold …

A multi-country survey by UK-basedInstitute of Risk Management (IRM-UK) on expected lines has found that most organizations have woken up to risk management with the current Covid-19 pandemic. In fact, According to the survey, 32% of organisations said they had not considered a pandemic risk or anything similar before the current global COVID-19 pandemic, and one-fifth of organisations who had …