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Adani Group, Ministry Of Education Host Programme To Revive 'Indology'
The Adani Group, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education's Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS), is hosting a national programme to revive 'Indology' at the Adani Corporate House (ACH) in Ahmedabad from November 20 to 22.
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IIT Kharagpur Launches Online Lecture Series On Innovation And Entrepreneurship After COVID-19
The 16-part virtual lecture series will be delivered over June 22-29 through the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning, or NPTEL, platform and can also be accessed on SWAYAM Prabha channels and National Digital Library of India.
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AICTE Plans Translation of Content on Swayam and NPTEL into 8 Indian Languages
The online courses available on Swayam and NPTEL platforms include reading material, video lectures, self-assessment tests for various disciplines.
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AICTE Plans Translation of Content on Swayam and NPTEL into 8 Indian Languages
The online courses available on Swayam and NPTEL platforms include reading material, video lectures, self-assessment tests for various disciplines.
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AICTE Recognizes NPTEL Courses As Faculty Development Programs
This will enable Engineering College teachers anywhere in country to take cutting-edge courses such as Block Chain Management, Deep Learning, IoT & Smart Cities.
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IIT Kharagpur To Make Eastern India Students Aware Of NPTEL Courses
The IIT Kharagpur has decided to approach institutes of higher education in Eastern India to make students and teachers aware of free online courses offered by National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL).
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World's Largest LED Street Light Replacement Project Launched
Union Power Minister Piyush Goyal on Monday launched the "world's largest" LED street light replacement project completed by SDMC in south Delhi wherein two lakh conventional street lights have been replaced with energy efficient LEDs.
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Access To Playfields Mandatory For Schools, Says Government
Access to playfields and engagement of physical education instructor has been made a mandatory requirement for all schools under the Right to Education Act, government told the Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Awareness Campaign Related To Heart Attacks Picks Up Pace
New Delhi: The National Programme for Prevention and Eradication of Heart Attack (NPPEHA) – launched to educate families on how to eradicate the disease – has educated 6,000 people in its first two months of inception. The programme was launched on September 28, 2016 and targets to educate a total of 6 crore people over various awareness issues...
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ART Can Help HIV Positive Person Live Normal Lifespan: Expert
The modern anti-retoviral therapy (ART) has changed the course of treatment of HIV disease as the person diagnosed with the disease at an early age can live a normal lifespan, if the therapy is started promptly, a medical expert claimed today.
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90 Urban Local Bodies Sign Up as Centre's LED Scheme Gathers Momentum
The National Democratic Alliance government's ambitious plan to replace conventional street lights with energy-efficient LED lamps in cities is gathering momentum as six urban local bodies, including Agartala and Vizag, have already completed the job.
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'States Told to Ensure Free Treatment to Acid Attack Victims'
The Centre has asked all the states to issue instructions to government and private hospitals to provide free treatment to acid attack victims, Lok Sabha was told today.
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UN Warns Its Food Aid Program in North Korea at Risk
The World Food Program says it may have to shut down its operations in North Korea by early next year unless it gets more funding from international donors by this autumn.
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Adani Group, Ministry Of Education Host Programme To Revive 'Indology'
The Adani Group, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education's Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS), is hosting a national programme to revive 'Indology' at the Adani Corporate House (ACH) in Ahmedabad from November 20 to 22.
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IIT Kharagpur Launches Online Lecture Series On Innovation And Entrepreneurship After COVID-19
The 16-part virtual lecture series will be delivered over June 22-29 through the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning, or NPTEL, platform and can also be accessed on SWAYAM Prabha channels and National Digital Library of India.
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AICTE Plans Translation of Content on Swayam and NPTEL into 8 Indian Languages
The online courses available on Swayam and NPTEL platforms include reading material, video lectures, self-assessment tests for various disciplines.
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AICTE Plans Translation of Content on Swayam and NPTEL into 8 Indian Languages
The online courses available on Swayam and NPTEL platforms include reading material, video lectures, self-assessment tests for various disciplines.
-
AICTE Recognizes NPTEL Courses As Faculty Development Programs
This will enable Engineering College teachers anywhere in country to take cutting-edge courses such as Block Chain Management, Deep Learning, IoT & Smart Cities.
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IIT Kharagpur To Make Eastern India Students Aware Of NPTEL Courses
The IIT Kharagpur has decided to approach institutes of higher education in Eastern India to make students and teachers aware of free online courses offered by National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL).
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World's Largest LED Street Light Replacement Project Launched
Union Power Minister Piyush Goyal on Monday launched the "world's largest" LED street light replacement project completed by SDMC in south Delhi wherein two lakh conventional street lights have been replaced with energy efficient LEDs.
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Access To Playfields Mandatory For Schools, Says Government
Access to playfields and engagement of physical education instructor has been made a mandatory requirement for all schools under the Right to Education Act, government told the Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Awareness Campaign Related To Heart Attacks Picks Up Pace
New Delhi: The National Programme for Prevention and Eradication of Heart Attack (NPPEHA) – launched to educate families on how to eradicate the disease – has educated 6,000 people in its first two months of inception. The programme was launched on September 28, 2016 and targets to educate a total of 6 crore people over various awareness issues...
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ART Can Help HIV Positive Person Live Normal Lifespan: Expert
The modern anti-retoviral therapy (ART) has changed the course of treatment of HIV disease as the person diagnosed with the disease at an early age can live a normal lifespan, if the therapy is started promptly, a medical expert claimed today.
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90 Urban Local Bodies Sign Up as Centre's LED Scheme Gathers Momentum
The National Democratic Alliance government's ambitious plan to replace conventional street lights with energy-efficient LED lamps in cities is gathering momentum as six urban local bodies, including Agartala and Vizag, have already completed the job.
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'States Told to Ensure Free Treatment to Acid Attack Victims'
The Centre has asked all the states to issue instructions to government and private hospitals to provide free treatment to acid attack victims, Lok Sabha was told today.
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UN Warns Its Food Aid Program in North Korea at Risk
The World Food Program says it may have to shut down its operations in North Korea by early next year unless it gets more funding from international donors by this autumn.
