The National Independent Schools Alliance (NISA), claiming to represent over 55,400 (budget private) schools, from 20 state associations has announced a 51-day long national ‘Save Education Campaign’ to demand that the government funds all students. As per NISA’s logic DBT to student will end the uncertainly, chaos and battles being fought over school fees. In an online event today (July …
The government will soon launch the National digital platforms in sectors like agriculture, education, healthcare, logistics using latest technologies. This was said by Ajay Prakash Sawhney, Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and IT, Govt of India while addressing a webinar ‘Digital Bharat 2020: Digital-The New Normal’, organized by FICCI, jointly with his ministry. Sawhney said that his ministry is moving forward to the actual …
Given the health safety concerns of present times, Krea University, Sri City has partnered with Kauvery Hospital for operating a health centre and pharmacy at its campus for the health and wellbeing of students, faculty and staff. The Krea campus health centre, managed by Kauvery Hospital will have a dedicated general practitioner and occupational health nurses on duty, with the …
Seth Anandram Jaipuria goup of schools on July 27 launched its first ever Virtual Holiday Homework Exhibition – PRADARSHANI for students, parents and corporate guests on virtual platform. Pradarshani, a virtual exhibition is scheduled from July 27 till August 5. The idea is to exhibit the efforts and skills of students and applaud their talent during this pandemic. Holidays are times when children relax and …
According to a yet to be published report by Save the Children India, the India chapter of UK-based non-profit global network organization of Save the Children, discontinuation of education in case of their children due to Coronavirus pandemic necessitated closure of schools features among the top concerns alongside food sufficiency, lack of cash and livelihood in economically worst hit vulnerable …
In a first for agriculture education in India, Sumant Bindal, an M.Sc. Agriculture (Genetics & Plant Breeding) student of Lovely Professional University, has bagged a fully-paid scholarship worth Rs. 1.3 Crores to pursue his PhD in Plant Sciences at the prestigious Australian National University (ANU). This is perhaps the biggest scholarship ever bagged by an agriculture student from India. The programme would commence in September …
