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Educomp has launched a unique software application that will allow millions of Government school students to communicate on the web, email, chat and write documents in their mother tongue.
Around 20% teaching posts were lying vacant in central universities as on October 31, 2007. To meet this shortfall, the government has enhanced the age of superannuation of teachers from 62 to 65 years.
The Supreme Court has struck down the AIIMS Amendment Act and reinstated eminent cardiac surgeon Dr P Venugopal as the institute
In an attempt to open up mainstream higher education in India to madrassa students, the Aligarh Muslim University has decided to accredit several Islamic seminaries across the country.
Microsoft is preparing a program for computer-assisted education within families dubbed “Family Education PC”, an executive of the US-based company said.
IBM has announced a new online programme to allow students at more than 2,100 institutions in India, China, Singapore and Vietnam to enhance their credentials for growing number of technology positions in the region.
Oracle has completed training of twelve Egyptian teachers as part of its educational program to boost IT skills in the country.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has said he would help Indonesian students obtain free software and inexpensive personal computers to gain greater access to the Internet.
Encouraged by the success of ICT intervention by the Delhi government
The UPA government has given the green signal to one of its key pro-poor promise, the National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship scheme, which will be funded through a corpus of Rs 3,004 crore.
The Education department of Chandigarh is all set to make school going a bag-free experience for all government school students up to Class II.
Africa should not compromise quality for quantity in the bid to provide basic education for all, a World Bank education specialist has said.