| Volume V, Issue XXXI, September 13, 2010, Weekly eNewsletter |
FEATURED INTERVIEW
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Networking for Knowledge,
Interview with Sam Pitroda
on the key architect of India's
telecommunication
revolution
As we move into a growth era, India needs to be globally competitive and needs to innovate. Both the President and the Prime Minister of India have focused on innovations... |
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FEATURED STORY
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The Responsible Corporate
CSR is not only about benefiting the company one owns but also benefiting the employees and the community, one is a part of...
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TOP NEWS
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Reduction of Poverty by investment in NFE at Ghana
At Ghana, the Ministry of Education has mentioned that Non Formal Education Division (NFED) will receive an increased budgetary allocation in the 2011 budget...
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K 12 NEWS
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Lotus Valley International School and 92.7 BIG FM together on
Teachers Day
On September 8, 2010, Lotus Valley International School [LVIS] and 92.7 Big FM came together to celebrate the Teacher's Day...
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Educational Reality show on Air
A educational reality show, with objective of unleashing the creativity and innovativeness of school students in Kerela has been aired...
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HIGHER EDUCATION
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Academic experts support teaching games
In bid to support teaching games at school, the expert group at the CIHE (Council for Industry and Higher Education) has released a report asking government to get more video games industry types involved in GCSEs...
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Higher education Newsletter released
Kapil Sibal, Union Minister for Human Resource Development (HRD) released the first newsletter of the Department of Higher Education, HRD Ministry, recently...
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CORPORATE NEWS
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NIIT Forays into Afghanisthan
NIIT, leading Global Talent Development Corporation and Asia's largest IT trainer, now forays into Afghanistan...
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Srikkanth launches cricket, maths, science portal
On September 6, 2010 ex-cricketer Krishnamachari Srikkanth launches an e-learning portal and turned into a management mentor, further plans to launch portals for cricket coaching, maths and science too...
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