Indian children up for Facebook and gadgets
There is an increasingly growing number of adolescents in cities and urban India, who are actively involved in the virtual world on a daily basis, even at cost of studies.
There is an increasingly growing number of adolescents in cities and urban India, who are actively involved in the virtual world on a daily basis, even at cost of studies.
In Rajasthan, at Kamlu Ki Dhaani, about 60 kms from Alwar, around 116 children sit under a tree without any building and are enrolled in this school.
Indian Institute of Job Training (IIJT), India
The Science and Technology Forum of M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT, Bangalore), in association with the Members of Citizens
In the countdown to The Education Project 2010, which runs 8-10 October, attention has turned to an issue considered one of the most pressing facing the six GCC states.
A proposal has been dispatched by Haryana for establishing 13 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in the public-private-partnership (PPP) mode and 96 skill development centres to the central government for approval, an official said here on Friday.
An online English Language Laboratories has been introduced by Ebek Language Laboratories, called Cambridge. It is to support students in enhancing their communication skills as well as improve their employment prospects.
An announcement was made by the CSI Technology Outfitters regarding the inclusion of hosted VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) Services into the existing CSI@K12 Education Cloud.
A partnership has been announced between Khalifa University of Science, Technology and Research and the Georgia Institute of Technology, to develop cutting edge Engineering-based education and research initiatives in UAE and USA.
Digital Learning Management Corporation, a provider of enterprise hardware and software applications to the Education, Corporate and Government industries, announced the introduction of the “CourseBuilder Wizard” as a new add-on tool for the CourseMate standalone content...
It was reported that the Supreme Court has been informed by the central government on Friday that it had finalised the rules and regulations for all India common entrance test (CET) for post-graduate medical courses.
With the last round of counseling at the engineering colleges in Karnataka getting over for this year, it has been realised that an alarming number of 8,691 seats in the private quota have been left vacant.