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Sibal in for Nobel Prize winners senate
Kapil Sibal, Union Minister for Human Resource Development (MHRD) has been inducted into the honorary Senate of the Foundation Lindau Nobel prize winners meetings at Lake Constance.
IIMs Directors to approach Ministry with recommendations of RC Bhargava led IIM
IIMs Directors has been asked by the Ministry of Human Resource Department (HRD) to approach them with recommendations of the R. C. Bhargava-led IIM review committee on Wednesday.
IT aid for Chinese teachers from Satyam
Hyderabad-based Satyam Computer Services has announced that it is providing free data management solution and IT services to the National Office of Project Hope Teacher Training Centre, which is sponsored by China Youth Development Foundation.
HNGE plans satellite-based learning centres across India
HughesNet Global Education (HNGE) is using a satellite-based interactive technology platform to run a range of education and training programmes. HNGE is a division of Hughes Communication India Ltd and entered the satellite-based distance learning space...
IIT entance cleared by over 10,000 applicants
As many as 10,035 candidates have cleared the Joint Entrance Examination-2009 (JEE-2009) for admission to undergraduate courses in 15 Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs).
Nirma University to host inter-disciplinary workshop
Nirma University is getting ready to host a six-day inter-disciplinary workshop.
Free education for blind to be offered at Punjab University
The Panjab University (PU) on Monday announced that it will provide free education to blind students from the next academic session.
DU sets up Quality Assurance Cell
To keep a tab on the quality of the academic as well as administrative activities, Delhi University (DU) has setup a Quality Assurance Cell.
Encouraging e learning at Primary level
School children are going to be taught how to use websites like Google Earth and Wikipedia in a huge overhaul of primary education.
HP grants for Anna University
HP has awarded a Technology for Teaching grant worth $70,000 to Anna University, Chennei, India, to transform the way subjects are taught in the campus.
Economy, Schools to get a boost from Collaboration says Survey
Collaboration among leaders in education, business and government improves the workforce development, and broad public support enhances the result of the said development.