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MYAS Launches Internship Scheme Worth Crores To Train 452 Young Professional
Interns will work at premier bodies like SAI, NADA, and NDTL, receiving Rs 20,000 monthly stipends while gaining experience in sports management, event operations, and legal affairs.
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Russia Announces Scholarships For Indian Students Without Requiring Entrance Examinations
The scholarship covers bachelors to advanced training with no entrance exams. Selection is based on academic records and portfolios, with applicants able to choose up to six universities.
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Navi Mumbai Airport's Dress Rehearsal Before First Flight On December 25
With five days to go before the first flight takes off from Navi Mumbai International Airport, the NMIA is preparing start operations on December 25, a globally recognised readiness programme.
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Delhi Government Launches Initiative To Boost AI Skills In Students
The programme will run from December to March and will be implemented across all education districts in the national capital.
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Referee Training Programme Kicks Off In New Delhi Under Royal Enfield Ice Hockey Season 3
Ahead of the on-ice session in New Delhi, participating officials completed four virtual modules as part of this structured, season-long Referee Development Programme.
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Nasscom Foundation, IBM To Train 87,000 Youth In AI, Cybersecurity And Digital Skills
The programme will be delivered across India through a hybrid model, combining direct engagement with universities and collaboration with on-ground skilling partners specialising in emerging technologies.
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Russia Offers 300 Scholarships To Indian Students For Academic Year 2026-27
Scholarships to study in Russia: Indian students can apply for undergraduate, specialist, postgraduate (master's), and doctoral programmes, as well as advanced training courses.
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Delhi Government Schools To Get Modern Sports Facilities, Training Programmes
Officials said the plan will include sports grounds, multipurpose auditoriums, and professional coaching in disciplines such as cricket, boxing, taekwondo, football, and swimming.
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NCERT Hiring Secretary, Check Eligibility Criteria
The Secretary, NCERT will be required to maintain a record of proceedings of the Council.
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Google Launches Five Free AI Training Programs To Empower Learners Worldwide
Google has introduced five free, flexible online AI training programs designed to help learners, professionals, educators, and entrepreneurs harness the power of artificial intelligence.
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Going To The Gym But No Gains? Lack Of These Foods Is Stunting Your Progress
If your programme is solid but progress is slow, audit your protein total and distribution, daily calories, carbohydrate on training days, and key micronutrients.
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OpenAI Learning Accelerator Introduced in India, Students and Teachers to Get 5 Lakh ChatGPT Licenses
OpenAI Learning Accelerator, a new India-focused initiative, was introduced by the company on Monday. Through this initiative, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm aims to build advanced AI research, training, and deployment capabilities among the educators and learners of the country. The AI firm is also collaborating with var...
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Epstein Aide Not Allowed To Train Puppies In Prison Due To Sex Crimes
Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, a longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein, will not be allowed to participate in the prison dog training programme at the federal facility in Texas, where she was recently transferred.
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Staff Training, CCTV Monitoring: Delhi Government's Plans To Make Buses Safer
In response to growing complaints about rash driving, skipped bus stops and misbehaviour by Delhi Transport Corporation staff, the Delhi government announced a mandatory training programme for its bus drivers and conductors.
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US To Spend $7.85 Million To Help Costa Rica Deport Immigrants: Report
The US State Department is planning to spend up to $7.85 million to help Costa Rica deport immigrants, according to a document seen by Reuters, under an arrangement similar to a Biden-era program that drew criticism from migrant advocates.
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MYAS Launches Internship Scheme Worth Crores To Train 452 Young Professional
Interns will work at premier bodies like SAI, NADA, and NDTL, receiving Rs 20,000 monthly stipends while gaining experience in sports management, event operations, and legal affairs.
-
Russia Announces Scholarships For Indian Students Without Requiring Entrance Examinations
The scholarship covers bachelors to advanced training with no entrance exams. Selection is based on academic records and portfolios, with applicants able to choose up to six universities.
-
Navi Mumbai Airport's Dress Rehearsal Before First Flight On December 25
With five days to go before the first flight takes off from Navi Mumbai International Airport, the NMIA is preparing start operations on December 25, a globally recognised readiness programme.
-
Delhi Government Launches Initiative To Boost AI Skills In Students
The programme will run from December to March and will be implemented across all education districts in the national capital.
-
Referee Training Programme Kicks Off In New Delhi Under Royal Enfield Ice Hockey Season 3
Ahead of the on-ice session in New Delhi, participating officials completed four virtual modules as part of this structured, season-long Referee Development Programme.
-
Nasscom Foundation, IBM To Train 87,000 Youth In AI, Cybersecurity And Digital Skills
The programme will be delivered across India through a hybrid model, combining direct engagement with universities and collaboration with on-ground skilling partners specialising in emerging technologies.
-
Russia Offers 300 Scholarships To Indian Students For Academic Year 2026-27
Scholarships to study in Russia: Indian students can apply for undergraduate, specialist, postgraduate (master's), and doctoral programmes, as well as advanced training courses.
-
Delhi Government Schools To Get Modern Sports Facilities, Training Programmes
Officials said the plan will include sports grounds, multipurpose auditoriums, and professional coaching in disciplines such as cricket, boxing, taekwondo, football, and swimming.
-
NCERT Hiring Secretary, Check Eligibility Criteria
The Secretary, NCERT will be required to maintain a record of proceedings of the Council.
-
Google Launches Five Free AI Training Programs To Empower Learners Worldwide
Google has introduced five free, flexible online AI training programs designed to help learners, professionals, educators, and entrepreneurs harness the power of artificial intelligence.
-
Going To The Gym But No Gains? Lack Of These Foods Is Stunting Your Progress
If your programme is solid but progress is slow, audit your protein total and distribution, daily calories, carbohydrate on training days, and key micronutrients.
-
OpenAI Learning Accelerator Introduced in India, Students and Teachers to Get 5 Lakh ChatGPT Licenses
OpenAI Learning Accelerator, a new India-focused initiative, was introduced by the company on Monday. Through this initiative, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) firm aims to build advanced AI research, training, and deployment capabilities among the educators and learners of the country. The AI firm is also collaborating with var...
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Epstein Aide Not Allowed To Train Puppies In Prison Due To Sex Crimes
Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, a longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein, will not be allowed to participate in the prison dog training programme at the federal facility in Texas, where she was recently transferred.
-
Staff Training, CCTV Monitoring: Delhi Government's Plans To Make Buses Safer
In response to growing complaints about rash driving, skipped bus stops and misbehaviour by Delhi Transport Corporation staff, the Delhi government announced a mandatory training programme for its bus drivers and conductors.
-
US To Spend $7.85 Million To Help Costa Rica Deport Immigrants: Report
The US State Department is planning to spend up to $7.85 million to help Costa Rica deport immigrants, according to a document seen by Reuters, under an arrangement similar to a Biden-era program that drew criticism from migrant advocates.
