अंतरराष्ट्रीय एथिक्स कांटेस्ट -2020 मध्ये नागपुरातील विद्यार्थीचीं बाज़ी

पूज्य भदन्त दत्तजीओ प्रमुख धम्मकाया टेम्पल थाईलेंड गोल्डन अवार्ड प्राप्त
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थाईलेंड (9) फ़ेब्रूवारी वर्ल्ड एथिक्स क्लब ,वर्ल्ड अलाइयन्स ऑफ़ बुद्धिस्ट ,अहिल्याबाई होलकर बहुउदेशिय शिक्षण संस्था नागपुर ,निर्वाना पिस फ़ाउंडेशन बांग्लादेश द्वारा नागपुर येथे एथिक्स कांटेस्ट परीक्षा – 2020 आयोजन करण्यात आली होती .
या परिक्षेमध्ये नागपुर मधील ज़वलपास 500/- विद्यार्थीने सहभाग घेतलेला होता .जसे की सेंटर पोईंट स्कूल ,कबिरा कॉन्वेंट ,फ़ुसे स्कूल ,भारतीय उच्च स्कूल ,इंदीयन पब्लिक स्कूल ,पोद्दर इंटरनैशनल स्कूल ,उमाशंकर नारायणी हाई स्कूल ,सोमलवार हाई स्कूल ,सेंट ज़ेवियर हाई स्कूल ,सेंट जोसेफ कॉन्वेंट ,केंद्रीय विद्यालय नागपुर ,माउंट कारबेल हाई स्कूल ,श्रीमती विययाताई लांजेवार सहभाग होता .

माघ पूजेचा पावन पर्व वर धम्मकाया फ़ाउंडेशन थाईलेंड येथे पूज्य भदन्त दत्तजीओ प्रमुख धम्मकाया टेम्पल यांचा हस्ते कूँ.मुश्कान सिंग़ कबिरा कॉन्वेंट ,अंशु मून यांचे प्रतिनिधि विनोद थुल याना प्रधान करण्यात आले .
याप्रांसंगी डॉक्टर पोर्नचाई अध्यक्ष वर्ल्ड अलाइयन्स ऑफ़ बुद्धिस्ट ,सभुज बरुआ -मिथिला चौधरी निर्वाना पिस फ़ाउंडेशन बांग्लादेश ,नितिन गजभिये सचिव -अहिल्याबाई होलकर बहुदेशीय शिक्षण संस्था ,मिंग यू -ताईवान ,हीन हीन आइ -म्यांमार ,रावी पाटिल नागपुर ,मिस सोया -नेपाल आदि असंख्य विदेशी पाहूणे उपस्थित होते .

Big decision of Nagpur University for the safety of students

Nagpur: Before going to any educational program, the police department has to inform the police team (Nagpur university big decision for girl student). Rashtrasant Tukadji Maharaj Nagpur University has given instructions to all the colleges. Nagpur University has taken this decision in the wake of the Hinganghat burning case.

The university has taken this decision to protect the students. In particular, it is important for organizers of any college to have an educational program informing the Damini team. Along with that, the college will also have to inform the college about which college students will be coming to the program.

The decision was taken after a joint meeting of Nagpur Police and University administration. The colleges will be bound to implement this decision.

Recently, a teacher was burnt in petrol in Hinganghat town of Wardha district. The teacher was injured in the incident. It was against this that Nagpur University made this decision.

The nature of the victim’s teacher is serious

The victim is undergoing treatment. Nature is worried and she is struggling with death. Vicki Nagarale, accused in the case, has been arrested and given police custody till February 8.

The Chief Minister also directed that the police be properly investigated so that the culprits could be severely punished in this case. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has said that the treatment will be funded by the Chief Minister’s Medical Assistance Fund.

One-sided love case attacks teacher

The one-time love affair teacher was burnt alive in his village. This young man was chasing her every day. On Monday (February 3), while the victim’s teacher was on his way to work, the young man came back and put petrol on her body and tried to burn her. Police have identified the incident as a one-way love affair.

 

Bright minds pitch ideas, give vision for the future

On Sunday night, Nagpur witnessed the grand finale of a nationally highly competitive start-up competition organized by the Vidarbha Industries Association and Lemon Ideas. The 5th edition of the Innopreneurs Startup Competition saw the country’s best enterprising minds come up with their ideas and speak about a vision for the future.

The chief guest of the case, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, said, “Our country needs more eco-friendly ideas, and it is a good thing that this is happening in India. The conversion of knowledge into capital and the conversion of wealth into good green ventures has come true in recent years.

“Since the last five years, Lemon Ideas, headed by Deepak Menaria, has been organizing a competition for young entrepreneurs and start-up companies to explain and present their ideas to the jury and investors, giving them a chance to bring their ideas to the public. The Sunday event was also attended by Dinah Grace Akello, Ambassador of Uganda.

In this year’s competition, more than 60 teams presented their ideas and projects, which included teams from foreign countries. Seven teams were selected for the final, out of which three teams won in two runner-ups and one winning set.

Most of the teams had eco-friendly ideas that would help to improve the climate. Gadkari thanked and praised all the teams for their efforts. He promised to help their projects in all possible ways.

He said, “We’re going to have to face a lot of challenges, but to improve society and the environment, we should keep thinking and making green projects like this.”
He also spoke about many of his eco-friendly initiatives that have been introduced across the world.

Of the seven finalist teams, The Last Ripple, Courier Wala, Vision Empower and Imature were given consolation prizes. Green Road and Re-Bell were the first and second runner-ups to win Rs 60,000 and Rs 40,000 cash prizes, respectively. The winner of the contest was Cortex Technologies, which won the Rs1l Lakh cash prize.

Speaking with TOI, Cortex Technologies founder Siddhant Dangi, still a BITS Pilani student, said they were planning to integrate with hospitals across the country for their project. Their research designs are mind-controlled bionic arms and other body parts for the disabled or paralyzed.

Gadkari also displayed his passion and curiosity in new innovations as he unexpectedly ate the prototype of the OECO Initiatives. The commodity was a substitute for a plastic bottle of water in which the water can be stored and the container can also be consumed after the water has been drained. Rituraj Giri, ceo of OECO, won the award for the youngest entrepreneur.

Rikesh Gurung of Thimphu, Bhutan, 1st runner-up, proposed his innovative idea of a green road made up of plastic waste inspired by Indian science. This technique of using plastic waste as one of its components as a mixture of blacktop roads helps in waste management and safe roads, which will be in the best possible condition for almost 8 years.

Need more funding for better quality & infra in the edu sector

Academicians hope that Budget 2020 will bring more money to the education sector to help improve not only quality but also infrastructure.

MLC from the teaching electoral district of Nago Ganar has been a strong proponent of increasing the budget allocation for education. “We need to spend at least 6 to 8% of GDP on education, without which the standard of the current set-up can not be maintained, forget to upgrade it,” Ganar said.

Madhusudhan Mude, president of the Headmasters Association, said, “What we need to concentrate on is school education because that is the basis for developing quality human capital. Funding is required for the implementation of technology in all schools. “Rajendra Dayma, president of the Independent English Schools Association, said,” Central government should ensure that adequate funding is available for all the schemes it floats. Money for schemes such as RTE etc. must be provided to beneficiaries both on time and at the amount it is supposed to be. “Mohd Shahid Sharif, an education activist, said that comprehensive funding for education is required. “We need to have a comprehensive plan right from early childhood to higher education. The other thing that happens is that you have a lot of funding going to higher education when schools are dying of money, “said Sharif.

Zafar Khan, founder-president of the School Headmasters Charitable Association, said, “At any cost, you can not neglect the upgrade of school education because we need funding to train teachers, develop their skills and implement technology in schools to bridge the urban-rural divide.” Higher education, too, is in desperate need of government support, say academics.

Baban Taywade, a senior academic and former member of the Nagpur University (NU) Senate, said, “Universities depend on quality faculty and infrastructure. And these can only happen if the government provides a steady stream of support. We need to open more government education institutions as private ones are extremely costly, “Taywade said.
Former NU Registrar and renowned academic Mahesh Yenkie says the faculty is the key. “The absence of a faculty is apparent in many colleges, and that’s where the problem begins. We need a professional staff at the helm that the government needs to support. If you have a top-class staff, quality research and development (R&D) would follow, “said Yenkie.

Sanjay Charalwar, former director of Mohota Science College and member of the UN Senate, said, “There is an urgent need for infrastructure funding. Once you develop word-class institutes and facilities, an ecosystem of excellence is developed. Additionally, the wages of all teachers should be equal and well paying. Funding for regular training is also required.

Ensure that children living in rural areas are not deprived of education

Nagpur: Charity could be all other means of service, but educating a person is an act of empowering them. Education is of the utmost importance to every human being and it is our duty to ensure that no children, even in rural areas, are deprived of schooling, said Ravidev Gupta, President of the Ekal Vidyalaya Foundation, on Thursday.

Gupta delivered a presidential address at the inauguration of Vigyan Mahotsav ‘ Vision 2020,’ a three-day science exhibition for school and college students organized as part of Khasdar Sanskrutik Mahotsav.

The exhibition was organized jointly by Khasdar Sanskrutik Mahotsav Samiti, My Science Lab (MSL), Stree Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Natraj Niketan Sanstha and Nagpur Education Department at Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Nandanvan.

The program included Ravindra Fadnavis, President of Stree Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Sandip Rathod, Deputy Commissioner, Tribal Development Department, MSL co-founders Dhananjay Balpande and Avinash Gaikwad, and Director of the State Institute of Science Ravindra Ramatkar, among others.

Gupta said, “Science is an integrated technology field and its progress is vertical. The base is laid right from the level of education achieved in elementary school. “We should aspire to achieve a level of excellence by acquiring knowledge and contributing to the use of the tools at our disposal to discover and invent creative projects.” Fadnavis said, “Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has taken this initiative with the intention of generating scientific curiosity among students and promoting their performance. Witnessing the influence of students ‘ creativity through models shows that they are creating their own ideas. “On that day, Rathod encouraged students to take part in the exhibition in large numbers. He said the exhibition is a great medium for access to the scientific aptitude of students. Balpande noted that the theme of this show is the dream of the former President of India, APJ Abdul Kalam.

The exhibition provided a platform for nearly 120 projects made by my students and welcomed the participation of hundreds of schools in and around the city.

Good News, well done! Now dyscalculia students can use calculators in CBSE board exam

It’s really good news for those students who have dyscalculia as the CBSE will now require calculators to be used in board exams. As per the information, only those students who have already registered for the exams under the category’ Children with Special Needs’ (CWSN) can access the facility. It has also informed that it can use the simple basic calculator for the purpose.

The students with dyscalculia will need to directly apply for it. According to the source, the students will have to apply in writing to their principal, after which the request will have to be forwarded to the regional office in question by February 2. After the school/centre administrator is granted final approval by the RO.

And many of the city’s principalities have said this is indeed a positive move and will definitely help the special students. And in the full sense, the CBSE fantastic move that will certainly improve the learning skills. CISCE board gives students with dyscalculia the most choices. Dyscalculia is the arithmetical difficulty in learning or understanding.

The SFS school marks its 150th anniversary on Jan 23 Nagpur.

Nagpur: St. Francis de Sales High School, Jr. The College in Sadar, Nagpur, will mark its 150th anniversary this year. The celebration will begin with the opening of this Jubilee year on 23 January 2020. The feast of St. Francis de Sales, their patron saint, will be celebrated with the Holy Eucharist at 5:30 p.m. in the SFS Primary premises. The Most Reverend Elias Gonsalves, Archbishop of Nagpur, will be the main celebrant, and all the priests affiliated with the S.F.S. will be present for the Mass. The school has arranged year-long activities, both intra-and inter-school, for our students, teachers, parents, ex-students and ex-teachers, which will include cultural events, sports, debates and essay contests, and will be coordinated by the S.F.S.

Founded in 1870 by just four students, Kamptee, St. Francis de Sales, High School and Junior College grew and expanded enormously. The school currently provides education, along with all-round growth, to more than 3,500 students.

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Global Logic to provide local youth for career opportunities

Nagpur: Product Engineering Services (PES) business GlobalLogic, which has a unit in MIHAN-SEZ, plans to hire over 300 technicians from the city as part of its robust expansion plans in the 2020 calendar year. Neeru Mehta, Vice President, Learning & Development and Head of HR, India Region, who was in the city, told reporters that the Nagpur unit currently has 600 technicians employed and plans to take the number to 950. “Even with a conservative estimate, the number of fresh intakes will be about 800.

The company has 8,000 employees across the country, which will be taken over by nearly 10,000 during the calendar year, “she said. “The business, which has a large campus-based in the central building at MIHAN, is now planning to take up a larger area closer to the city as well. Recruitment will be done on a quarterly basis, Mehta said.

Global Logic has around 15,000 employees, including its international operations, and plans are underway to grow to close to 20,000, and the company is well on track to achieve another desirable achievement by becoming a billion-dollar business in the current year, she said.

Mehta said that recruitment will be largely made up of applicants with approximately 5 to 10 years of experience, which also means that the compensation packages would also be on the higher side and that there is a rigorous 12-week-training program for trainees chosen from the city’s prestigious institutes and colleges.

The company is a leading design brand led by Product Engineering, an emerging field that has a much larger scope than the IT industry that is currently facing a lot of saturation. GlobalLogic has broad experience in new-age technology such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), IoT, Data Analytics and Cloud Computing and offers solutions for sectors such as automobile, communications & media, electronics & manufacturing, retail and telecommunications, among others.

Nagpur Center provides world-class technology products & solutions for medical technology, telecommunications, communications and media to its clients worldwide. The business has emerged as a leading company, both nationally and internationally, to meet the technical needs of leading industry players across industries and to assist with their digital transformation over the last two decades.

Alumni changing the face of VNIT, 5 unveiled projects on Sunday

Nagpur: Come Sunday and city-based Visvesvaraya National Technology Institute (VNIT), thanks to its alumni association, will give a new look. The first institution will mark its diamond jubilee by unveiling Sir M Visvesvaraya’s 10-feet-high bronze statue, after whom the institute is named.

In the presence of VNIT chairman Vishram Jamdar, director Pramod Padole, alumni association chairman Shashikant Chaudhary and others, a new-look entrance with modern fountains, street lights and a LED light display would also be inaugurated on the day by Union transport minister Nitin Gadkari. The dignitaries would also inaugurate three more projects funded by the Alumni. These include a soccer field, two tennis courts in the park, and a modern night tea kiosk named’ Chandrama’ for students.

Interestingly, the different batches of VNIT have fully conceptualized, supported and executed all the projects.

“Our alumni association has raised Rs5 crore, which would be used for various academic programs as well as for infrastructural projects. So far, we have completed 11 projects for them to fund. We have also entered into an agreement with the Ministry of Union Transport to conduct road safety and audit classes for government officials including those from PWD and CPWD, “Padole told the media.

He added that the statue was created by Ram Sutaria, who was part of the Gujarat team which constructed the highest’ Statue of Unity’ in the world. “Fourteen of my doctoral students have contributed to the statue,” he said.

Explaining the other projects, Chaudhary said their organization has operated since 2012 and has 1,600 members of life so far. “The 1984 batch took on the task of giving the bronze statue, and Chandrama was set up in 1985 batch. The 1986 batch helped build the tennis courts, and the football stadium was funded by 1992 batch. In the diamond jubilee year, more alumni are coming forward to support their alma mater. We have statistics of 20,000 of the more than 22,000 students who have graduated from this prestigious institution, albeit partially, “he said, adding that it felt nice to give back to your alma mater.

Jamdar said VNIT will create a’ Center for Excellence in Innovation’ in cooperation with the Government of India’s Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) division. “We will be holding a meeting of directors of various NITs, and under this initiative, 16 of them have already agreed to attend. Kirloskar group’s Vikram Kirloskar has agreed to give a carbon policy ranking and accreditation lecture at our college on February 8th, “he said.

Padole added that Visvesvaraya’s grand nephew— Satish Mokshagundam and his wife Laxmi Satish — would attend Sunday’s meeting. “Our alumni chapters are also working in Dubai and the USA apart from all metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and Bangalore,” he said.

New projects in VNIT* 10-feet-high bronze statue of Sir M Visvesvaraya* New look front with fountains, street lights & LED light show* Big football ground and two lawn tennis courts* Modernized night tea kiosk Chandrama for students*‘ Centre for Excellence in innovation’ with MSME Dept* City’s biggest international convention centre* Freshwater lake inside college premises

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