Are Your Introverted Employees Knowledge-Sharing Gurus? Some employees seize every opportunity to mix and mingle in the workplace. They thrive in social settings and relish the idea of peer feedback. Then there are others who prefer to fly solo. These introverted staffers often avoid co-worker interactions, even though their talents can benefit the team. How […]
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Unlocking The Potential Of AI And VR In Education Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Virtual Reality (VR) technology offer tremendous potential to transform the education landscape, providing students with a more personalized and engaging learning experience, and teachers with new tools to improve the effectiveness of their teaching. In this article, we will explore some of […]
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The inaugural Women’s Premier League (WPL), which the Mumbai Indians won by defeating the Delhi Capitals on Sunday, will be judged on three long-term questions: Did it indicate that the format is commercially attractive? Will it lead to upskilling and improving the quality of the Indian woman’s cricket team? And will it help identify talent […]
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Mayank Kumar, Co-founder and MD, upGrad, talks about their education philosophy, their offerings and future plans What started in the year 2015 as an endeavour to help working professionals simultaneously upskill themselves while continuing to work, has now expanded to offer degree programmes and an array of courses in India and abroad. upGrad became a […]
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Gaurav Goel, Co-Founder and CEO, Top Rankers, speaks on creating a profitable and student-oriented career-building platform Coming from a small village, Muzaffarnagar, in Uttar Pradesh, Gaurav Goel began Top Rankers to provide students with options beyond engineering and medicine. “We do careers in law, management, humanities, architecture, design and we are adding many, many more,” […]
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Sahil Kapoor, Chief Business Officer, Matific, shares how his organisation provides learning solutions for kids and how it has created an impact pan-India Matific is an adaptive, out-of-box and 360-degree solution for kids. There is a saying ‘Tell me I will forget, show me I will remember and involve me I will understand’. So, we […]
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Madhu Chitkara, Pro-Chancellor, Chitkara University, describes how Chitkara University is for the people and is an ecosystem following the educational philosophy with ethical practice While education is a global business now, Chitkara University offers a world of learning, nurturing students to be future-ready, adding an important social dimension in a constantly changing world and the […]
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Elora Basumatary, Director – MBA Programme, Universal Business School, on the key priorities for education sector and her own educational philosophy Elora Basumatary, who has been associated with Universal Business School for last seven years, calls it a very scintillating journey. She believes in the philosophy that teachers teach the learners, engage with the learners, […]
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In a crucial verdict last week, the Supreme Court revived the doctrine of guilt-by-association after over a decade, saying that even mere membership of a banned organisation will be a crime under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), 1967. PREMIUM The three-judge bench led by justice MR Shah now has reversed the top court’s position, […]
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Designing industry-specific programmes to create medical professional for clinical trials, Kamal Shahani, Founder and MD, Cliniminds, speaks on the importance of embedding values into technical training What was the inspiration behind starting Cliniminds? The idea came when I was in the United States from 2004 to 2006 and the clinical trials industry was booming there, […]