Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari
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Policies Need Constant Revision For Skilling People: Vice President
The Vice President of India, M Hamid Ansari has said that given the dynamic nature of the industry requirements, our policies would need constant revision to keep them relevant and effective for skilling our people at scale with speed and quality.
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Indonesia Shuts Bali Airport for Second Day Running
Bali's international airport will remain closed until Friday due to ash erupting from a nearby volcano, Indonesian officials said, grounding hundreds of flights for a second consecutive day.
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Urdu Has Received Massive Support from Bollywood: Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari
Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari today credited Bollywood for giving a new lease of life to Urdu language by popularizing it through films.
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China Fetes India, Myanmar, Says Beijing Poses No Threat
Chinese President Xi Jinping feted neighbours India and Myanmar on Saturday, dusting off the 60th anniversary of a now rather obscure agreement signed in the early days of the Cold War to pledge a rising China's commitment to peace.
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Policies Need Constant Revision For Skilling People: Vice President
The Vice President of India, M Hamid Ansari has said that given the dynamic nature of the industry requirements, our policies would need constant revision to keep them relevant and effective for skilling our people at scale with speed and quality.
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Indonesia Shuts Bali Airport for Second Day Running
Bali's international airport will remain closed until Friday due to ash erupting from a nearby volcano, Indonesian officials said, grounding hundreds of flights for a second consecutive day.
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Urdu Has Received Massive Support from Bollywood: Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari
Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari today credited Bollywood for giving a new lease of life to Urdu language by popularizing it through films.
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China Fetes India, Myanmar, Says Beijing Poses No Threat
Chinese President Xi Jinping feted neighbours India and Myanmar on Saturday, dusting off the 60th anniversary of a now rather obscure agreement signed in the early days of the Cold War to pledge a rising China's commitment to peace.
