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Overhaul national education policy to meet Rohitesh Bhomia of Dubai (UAE) gets global challenges: President Pranab Mukherjee nominated as UAE President of IBP INDORE: Pressing for an overhaul of the country's education sector, President Pranab Mukherjee said there is a need for investment and a comprehensive policy which will help India to adapt to changing global educational challenges. "We should not only make investment in education but we must have a sound national education policy which will adapt to the changing needs," he said at the convocation ceremony of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya here. The Government proposes to set up an education commission to draft a new education policy, Mukherjee said. "The last modifications to the National Policy on Education took place in 1992 after that there has been a sea change in technology especially communication technology through internet and mobile phones," he said. Emphasising on the need for investment in education sector, the President said, "If one investment can truly define a subtle linkage to future progress, it is investment in education." Noting that 72% of Madhya Pradesh's population is living in rural areas, Mukherjee said adequate interventions in terms
of policies, plans and approaches are needed for the education of students drawn from tribal and rural backgrounds to make them globally competent. He expressed concerns over the lack of quality in institutions to produce graduates for the global market. "I am repeating like a parrot with my interaction with academicians during and at other places I share my concerns which I first shared in 2012 at IIT Kharagpur how come that no single Indian university finds its place in the top 200 universities of the world?" the President asked. He said there was no dearth of "good quality" teachers and faculty which can facilitate "good quality" students and create a conducive atmosphere in institutions. Calling for a wide-ranging partnership between educational institutes and industry, Mukherjee said they should work together to provide better infrastructure to students. Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan, Madhya Pradesh Governor Ram Naresh Yadav, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and state government ministers Kailash Vijaywargiya and Umashankar Gupta among others were present during the function at the university. The University, which was established in 1964, is also alma mater of Mahajan and Vijaywargiya.
D U B A I : T h e mesmeric personality with dynamic willpower and philanthropic attitude of Mr. Rohitesh Bhomia of Dubai (UAE) has been awarded honorable membership of IBP. This is informed by the president of International Brahmin Parliament Shri Santosh Shukla, Advocate. Shri Shukla briefed that Mr. Bhomia is a well-known
intellectual and philanthropist with rich experience of social, educational and cultural cause. He has long been associated with various organizations of Brahmin Samaj and its activities across the world. Under her leadership, youth generation got precious guidance and values of life and humanity. Significantly, Mr. Bhomia has always been active in performing social, educational and cultural activities with a verve. On this occasion, Pt. Vishnuprasad Shukla, Pt. Sandeep Joshi congratulated him.
Global endorsement of India's space capability: Prime Minister Narendra Modi SRIHARIKOTA:The Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO's) PSLV C23 lifted off from Sriharikota in the presence of Prime Minster Narendra Modi. The 230-ton Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) lifted off at 9:52 am, carrying five satellites from four countries namely France, Germany, Canada and Singapore. This is a "global endorsement of India's space capability", said Prime Minister Narendra Modi after the successful launch of an Indian rocket that carried five foreign satellites. Modi said: "Congratulations to everybody." "I feel specially privileged to witness this event in person," said Modi who clapped as the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle-C23 (PSLV-C23) - standing around 44.4 metres tall and weighing around 230 ton - tore into the bright morning skies with orange flames fiercely burning at its tail. The rocket's main luggage is the 714 kg French earth
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