Education News in India

Rising medical care in medic syllabus 14/Sep/2011
MBBS students will be trained in cost of treatments, healthcare financing and the impact of high medical bills on patients as part of a two-month foundation course, the Medical Council of India (MCI) has decided. The national summit on medical education in Delhi on Monday also made it mandatory for all ..
Cabinet discussion on RTE to be heated 14/Sep/2011
The right to education for children in the state, and a proposal making it mandatory for government departments to offer all citizen services online will come up for discussion at the state cabinet meeting on Wednesday. The state administration will seek approval for business rules for implementation of ..
Raise technical faculty quality and numbers: Sukhatme 14/Sep/2011
To enhance the quality of teachers in technical institutes across the country and also to increase the faculty number to improve the distorted student-teacher ratio, the Centre should revive schemes like the erstwhile Technical Teachers Training (TTT) with attractive incentives, said an education expert here. ..
RAGC to impart vocational training to underprivileged 14/Sep/2011
The vocational pisions of Rustomjee Academy for Global Careers (RAGC) has joined hands with Don Bosco's St. Joseph's Industrial Training Institute to impart vocational training to underprivileged students. The joint venture, which will commence from October 3, will help students to ..
HC summons records of selection of lecturers from HPPSC 14/Sep/2011
Himachal Pradesh High Court directed the state Public Service Commission to furnish details of members of the selection committee and produce records pertaining to selection of lecturers in Chemistry in 2008. A pision Bench comprising Chief Justice Kurian Joseph and Justice Sanjay Karol passed the ..
Maharashtra govt sanctions Rs 50-cr fund to Shivaji University 14/Sep/2011
Maharashtra government has sanctioned Rs 50 crore for the Shivaji University in Kolhapur as part of the varsity's golden jubilee celebrations. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, who also holds the Finance portfolio, said that a study centre in memory of the state's first Chief ..
Weed out politics from education 14/Sep/2011
Weeding out politics from education, good faculty and improved curriculum was needed to develop higher education in West Bengal, speakers at a seminar said. Political interference in education should be done away with, Technical Education Minister Rabiranjan Chattopadhyay said at the seminar 'Higher ..
Malaysia sets up global medical school to boost healthcare 14/Sep/2011
Malaysia has set up a landmark medical school in collaboration with two renowned global universities in a bid to boost healthcare and prevent brain drain from the country. Prime Minister Najib Razak said the establishment of Perdana University in collaboration with the Maryland-based Johns Hopkins ..
Cambridge University looking for partnerships in India 14/Sep/2011
Aiming to strengthen its engagement with India, Cambridge University is looking to form high quality partnerships in the areas of drug discovery and disease management. Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, who is on his second visit to India after taking over as Cambridge University Vice-Chancellor last ..
WB govt mulls common PG entrance test 14/Sep/2011
The now-dissolved Presidency University council's decision to reserve 50% of its postgraduate seats for its own graduates may not hold. Similar practices by other state universities, too, could be passe. For, the state government is toying with introducing a common entrance examination to fill ..

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