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GoIIT Premiers IIT JEE Entrance

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Andhra IIT brings cheers to students, academics

Andhra IIT brings cheers to students, academics The central governments decision to start an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Andhra Pradesh has been hailed as a dream come true by students, academicians and knowledge-based industries in the state. The announcement to set up an IIT at Isnapur in Medak district, about 40 km from here, was made by Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy on Tuesday. The IIT will benefit hundreds of students from the state aspiring to get seats in the premier institutes. About 660 students from Andhra Pradesh were admitted to seven IITs, which together have 3,980 seats. More :

PM asks states to revitalise university system

PM asks states to revitalise university system Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today urged state governments to revamp the university system, saying their deteriorating health over the past two decades has hobbled our scientific research base. Laying the foundation stone of the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) here, Singh called for the realisation of Jawaharlal Nehrus dream of scientists by the thousands. Reconstruction of our university system must be a top priority and it has to be addressed comprehensively, not in a piecemeal fashion, he said. Singh said that though a few good scientific institutions had come up in

Savarkars IIT graduate grandson found begging in Pune

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INDIA: Workshop On Knitted Fabric Technology Organised

A two day workshop on ‘Knitted Fabric Technology’ in Ludhiana has been organised by the city based GIANI Zail Singh College of Engineering and Technology, Dr Gursharan Singh, Head of Textile Engineering Department said here on June 29. The workshop was sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology and the chief guest was Vishwa Bandhu, General Manager, Industries, Punjab. The inaugural session was addressed by Prof D.V. Singh, Director, IIT Roorkee; Prof V.K. Kothari, Head of Textile Technology Department, IIT Delhi; Dr Harpal Singh, principal, GZS College of Engineering and Technology, Bathinda. Further speakers emphasised on the need for research

IIT receives a full 10-year re-accreditation from NCA

IIT receives a full 10-year re-accreditation from NCA IIT has received a full 10-year re-accreditation from the North Central Association (NCA) of the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) according to a letter the university received two weeks ago. IIT has met all five criteria for re-accreditation and will not have to file any reports until the re-accreditation cycle begins again in 2016-2017. The NCA praised the university for its overall mission, faculty and administrative expertise to deliver high quality academic programs and services, concern for student learning, engagement with the community and effective board of trustee support. I want to personally thank everyone—students,

Cadbury New Face

In spite of taking over the reins at Cadbury India a couple of months ago, Anand Kripalu, the new Managing Director at Cadbury has been staying shy of the media . Finally an invite to `informally' meet Kripalu at Taj President on June 7 came as a surprise for many scribes who were seeking to meet him. Leaving an exotic destination such as East Africa, where he was heading Unilever's Indian subsidiary, may not have seemed like a wise move. But Kripalu's desire to move back into the country was akin to what many of his batchmates at IIT Madras

IIT will look into railway security

Security arrangements at railway stations are in for a complete makeover as IIT-Delhi is set to carry out a comprehensive security audit of stations in and around Delhi. The institute, as part of a project, will prepare a set of recommendations for the Indian Railways on the basis of the audit. The purpose of railways at its inception was entirely different and the fact that somebody will use it as a target for attacks was never envisaged, said Prof D.T. Shahani, of IIT-Delhis Instrument Design Development Center, which is carrying out the audit. More : hindustantimes.com

Ol cotton fields

Ol cotton fields Let the markets determine the prices of transgenic Bt cotton seeds instead of the state trying to play its role of Big Brother and dictating prices. Take the recent notice of enquiry issued by the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Commission (MRTPC) to the Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds Company (Mahyco) and its multinational partner Monsanto, for reducing the trait value of transgenic Bt cotton seeds by a mere Rs 20. On June 11, Mahyco-Monsanto had reduced the trait value for a 450 gram Bt cotton seed packet from Rs 900 to Rs 880 following an order by the MRTPC.

IIT-K Students Adopt Surname Bharat

AGITATING students of Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur have adopted the surname ‘Bharat’ against the proposed reservations for OBCs in higher education. “From now onwards, students would use ‘Bharat’ instead of their surnames,” spokesman of Forum of Indians against Reservation (FIR) of IIT Kanpur unit Rahul ‘Bharat’ said. He said the third batch of ten students, including three girl students, went on a 24-hour relay fast at the IIT campus here today. Those who joined in the relay fast were Umendra Bharat, Ritesh Bharat, Atul Bharat, Rajesh Bharat, Suman Bharat, Indrani Bharat, Krinal Bharat, Apoorva Bharat and Prabha Bharat, he

Benefits Bill A Top Priority

As the state Legislature nears the end of its session, opponents of a bill requiring large employers to offer health insurance benefits are working to prevent its passage while supporters say it would not cause the state to lose jobs. The Business Council of New York, Inc., lists blocking the Fair Share Bill as one of its top priorities for the few days remaining in the legislature’s session. According to the council, the laws punish businesses rather than addressing the real problem — fixing the state’s rising health care costs. Though there are a number of bills aiming to make employers