By Chef. Sanjay Sharma Head of School, Culinary Excellence, Vedatya The culinary tourism market is experiencing rapid growth. The industry’s value is expected to skyrocket from USD 1,160.7 billion in 2024 to USD 5,627.2 billion by 2034. This surge is fueled by a growing desire for authentic local experiences. Food exploration has become a cornerstone of modern travel, offering a deeper connection …
By Arun Prakash, Founder & CEO of GUVI India’s role in furthering STEM education among women has received global applause, as the country has recorded 43% enrollment by women in relevant courses. This enhanced figure has not only underlined a societal shift but also highlights the growing interest of women to compete in a historically male-dominated industry. This has also …
Supported by SBI Foundation’s CSR funding, ‘Production Inclusion (PI)’ delivered through free PI App1 comprises of 17 modules that can be completed in 7 days leading to certification and mentor support, has helped screen 62K+ students. PI is poised to enter its next phase in creating centre of excellence and developing parent education framework besides continuing to motivate teachers and …
Realizing skilling and internship opportunities are critical for students become employable, colleges in India are playing a transformative role in this. Career-tech platform, Internshala in its latest report highlights the impact colleges’ preparing students for their professional journeys by ensuring they are career-ready. The report highlights that currently, over 21,500 higher education institutions (HEIs) are working with the platform to …
India’s rich cultural heritage and ancient education systems have been inspiring many scholars for a long time all over the world. From the West to East, India’s civilizational past has tempted researchers to explore about sciences, various disciplines and applications by digging deeper into available literature and other resources. However, interest and efforts on developing an understanding on the Indian …
As anxiety and stress like mental health problems are taking more and more students in their grip, then educational institutions themselves have to explore solutions that lie in education. Young students don’t need sermons but solutions that work. And paying attention to a simple thing like breathing can be an effective solution. This was one of the broad messages conveyed …
