Foreign Faculty to teach at IITs
In a meeting, HRD minister Kapil Sibal along with IIT directors on Wednesday resolved the salary imbroglio that saw IIT faculty go on strike.
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In a meeting, HRD minister Kapil Sibal along with IIT directors on Wednesday resolved the salary imbroglio that saw IIT faculty go on strike.
It was announced scholarships for the Indian diaspora for undergraduate studies in India during 2010-11 at New Delhi.
The students studying in Madrasa, High Madrasa and Senior Madrasa will be able to get free Monthly Season Tickets (MSTs) in 2nd class in the trains, from today onwards.
On 11th March 2010, the Cabinet was to take up five bills, which shall overhaul the scenario of higher education in India, for a discussion.
At the 56th National Council on Education (NCE) summit which held in Abuja last week, a number of initiatives were given a green signal by the nation’s education system operatives at federal and state level as...
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) has launched a specialized library on climate change.
An allocation of RM2.4 million has been made by the CIMB Foundation for carrying out Information and Communication Technology (ICT) programmes in 10 rural schools nationwide, as an empowerment initiative.
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The Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (IIT-K) campus saw President Pratibha Patil appreciation, recently, when she buried a ‘Time Capsule’ on the campus.
At Dubai Internet City (DIC), it is being expected that a higher number of Indian IT companies will come to UAE this year, according to sources.
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Kapil Sibal, recently, mentioned that many legislation will be proposed by the government to encourage private participation in education as the states alone cannot provide resources.
Delhi University’s (DU) Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) students, to get hands-on training, will now teach in government schools for a year as part of their internship.