USD239.390 million to South Asian University by India
The Union Cabinet on Thursday approved payment of India’s contribution of US $ 239.930 million to the South Asian University.
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The Union Cabinet on Thursday approved payment of India’s contribution of US $ 239.930 million to the South Asian University.
The school education department has introduced an information and communication technology component in the curriculum for middle and high school students.
eLearning Africa 2009 cooperates with Senegalese State IT Agency in the organisation of the 2009 event in Dakar. eLearning Africa continues to expand its network over the Continent.
Multi-Telecommunication Network in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is to set up ten ICT Learning Centres across the country.
Promoting the concept of book reading, Nuzhat Hassan, Director, National Book Trust, mentioned her desire for biennial New Delhi World Book Fair to become a self sustaining project so that the system of giving a portion...
SMU-DE, one of the largest providers of Distance Education in India, has announced the opening of admissions to their February 2010 session.
Government has proposed to hike the overall plan budget for higher education for the next fiscal by INR 2,000 crore.
National Best Quality Software Awards (NBQSA) 2009, the 11th Annual NBQSA competition was announced recently by the BCS Sri Lanka section, in association with the British Computer Society (UK).
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IGNOU Vice Chancellor Professor VN Rajasekharan Pillai announced training and education of youth who are Below Poverty Line (BPL) in six states of the country.
A portal of National Council for Teachers’ Education (NCTE) was launched recently by the Government of India to ensure transparency in its working.
The DTEP in a release explained that that many of the NZCS