Dr Nitesh Dhawan, Public Servant and Author There are six major concerns that would need immediate attention pertaining to deteriorating economy, massive job losses, pathetic condition of migrant workers, rural – urban divide in terms of digitization, inadequacies of health sector and social menaces that precipitated due to lockdown compulsions According to UNESCO, shutting down of schools due to Covid-19 …
To reinforce its brand value and add cause of education to its Nihar Shanti Amla brand, beauty and wellness major, Marico has been supporting various education initiatives particularly for rural India. Continuing with this initiative, the company has launched a special campaign ‘Padhai Par Lockdown Nahi’ whereby it has combined some of its earlier initiatives and also partnered with AAS Vidyalaya to make other subjects …
TechGig in collaboration with Google Cloud launched the Cloud DevJam, an interactive upskilling online program designed to help Indian IT professionals enhance their cloud-based skills and apply knowledge to advance their professional careers. The program has been designed to enable developers to build their skills while at home during the current scenario. Cloud DevJam program participants can build their expertise around an array of …
Digital Conference, RE-START – ‘Reboot the Economy through Science, Technology and Research Translations’ hosted to mark the day becomes a platform to talk ecosystem’s response and agenda “Indian Government, academia, scientists, startups, entrepreneurs and industry have been working relentlessly to find solutions to combat this pandemic. We must appreciate the efforts of our scientists, our entrepreneurs and our institutions working …
With the aim at providing Cognitive Emotional Rehabilitation Services to all University Students of Odisha, Central University of Odisha has launched Helpline “Bharosa” and its Helpline Number 08046801010. The Vice Chancellor of CUO Prof I Ramabrahmam has reiterated that the CUO Helpline ‘Bharosa’ addresses the concerns of any student of any University in Odisha and added that over 400 calls …
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 …
