Australian education minister begins India visit to boost bilateral collaboration
During his visit, Jason, along with his Indian counterpart Dharmendra Pradhan, will attend a student engagement programme and series of meetings to provide further momentum to India’s bilateral relations in the domain of education sector with Australia, the Union ministry of education said in a statement. Pradhan invited Jason during his visit to Australia in August last year. A statement by Jason’s office said that he and Pradhan will sign the mechanism for the mutual recognition of qualifications which “locks in the rules for mutual recognition to access education in both our countries”. “This will be the broadest and most favourable recognition agreement India has signed with another country and will enhance student mobility between both countries,” the statement read.The statement said that Australia’s University of Wollongong’s initiative with Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) is “a good example of a partnership which builds skills and capacity to tackle future challenges”.
Mouassem Al-hayya The Seasons Of Life Graduation Ceremony 2022-23 at Pinegrove School, Subathu
The air was abuzz with excitement, pride and mixed emotions laced with nostalgic feelings during the Graduation Ceremony 2022-23 at Pinegrove School, Subathu. Yet again another batch of Class XII students stands at the threshold, ready to leave the portals of school and to embark upon a new journey. They were bid farewell in the presence of the Executive Director Capt AJ Singh, Director Administration Mrs Samiksha Singh, Heads of School and all the Staff Members along with the Parents and family members of outgoing Class XII students who graced the occasion “Mouassem Al-hayya” – The Seasons of Life. The students of the present Class XII batch weaved the magic of cheerful bonhomie, heartfelt words, moving melody and lyrical magic in the honour of their seniors while the rest of the school added to the warmth and love with their good wishes. The nostalgic trip down memory lane was sealed with speeches of reminiscence and gratitude by the students of the outgoing batch. Capt AJ Singh shared his pearls of wisdom and exhorted them to cherish the ethics imparted to them and to make their alma mater proud by being responsible citizens and good human beings by building their inner wealth and making good choices.
XENO SCIENCE FAIR-2023 Greetings from Kalvi International Public school, Nagari, Madurai!
We are glad to inform that we celebrated the National Science Day at our Kalvi international Public school, Nagari,Madurai. Grade 1 to 9 students participated along with the kindergarten students.More than 100 exhibits from various domains of Electronics, Environmental, chemical, Biological, instrumental, Physical, Astronomical, life science, Electrical Science etc were displayed. Our Chief Guest Dr. B.Kirthiga Rani Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, American College valued all the exhibits along with Mr. Jakson Durai RJ of fm 91.9.Our guests encouraged the students with their valuable speech and selected best five exhibits and honoured more info them.
Canadian MP proposes academic collaboration with Rayat Bahra University
Chahal discussed the possibilities of faculty development programmes by inviting RBU faculty members to Canada under an exchange programme. On similar lines a student exchange programme could be worked out so that students from his state and the Rayat Bahra University could spend time in each other’s universities, he suggested. The Liberal Party MP said that in its engagement with India, Canada will invest in and connect people, including by bolstering Canada’s visa-processing capacity in New Delhi and Chandigarh. Chahal, who before entering federal politics, was a Councillor for Ward 5 on the Calgary City Council from 2017 to 2021 said that Canada would support academic, educational, cultural, youth and research exchange click here programmes’.
IIM Visakhapatnam launches 2-year Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) in collaboration with TimesPro
Indian Institute of Management Visakhapatnam has announced the launch of the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) for Working Professionals programme in technical collaboration with TimesPro, India’s leading Higher EdTech platform. The two-year blended Executive Master of Business Administration website (EMBA) for Working Professionals aims at enhancing the strategic, operational, and leadership skills of the participants. The programme will help them acquire and build holistic managerial competencies and understand management techniques to develop as organisational leaders. The programme will provide transformative learning experience conducive to gain strategic perspectives and hone innovative website thinking. Learners will also get introduced to advance management concepts, business ethics, and data analytics more info for better decision-making.
Banaras Hindu University organises its 5th edition of paralympic games
The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) started the 5th edition of its paralympic games on Wednesday, March 1. The game is begin held after a gap of three years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The event will be held till March 3 witnessing the participation of nearly On the opening day, a Tug of War competition was organised in the male and female categories. The activities that are being organized include cricket-visual, cricket-ortho, badminton, table tennis, chess ortho, chess visual, athletics, carom and others. Inaugurating the paralympic games, Registrar Professor Arun Kumar Singh said that the university has taken a number of initiatives to promote sporting activities on the campus, so as to contribute to the overall development of students, as was the vision of Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya. He expressed elation over the large number of participants of specially-abled students in the games. As per the official release of BHU, Professor SVS Raju, Vice-President, University Sports Board, underlined the efforts, being made by the university administration for better exposure to specially-abled students as well as creating a more ‘divyang-friendly’ atmosphere on the campus.
