Education News in India 2013 : Page 99

• Anna University Engineering admission -for CBSE students 14/May/2013
•  Note from TAMILNADU ENGINEERING ADMISSIONS <b ..
• IGIT upgraded as Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women 13/May/2013
• Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology (IGIT), which was till this year, a constituent college of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), has now been upgraded as Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW). The campus is located at Kashmere Gate, Delhi. Established in ..
• University of Delhi shares the year-wise weighting assigned to its courses 13/May/2013
•  University of Delhi shares the year-wise weighting assigned to discipline course-I, foundation courses, discipline course-II and applied courses. At a time when uncertainty surrounds the implementation of the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP), University of Delhi shares the year-wise ..
• DMK Chief opposes government decision to introduce English medium of .. 13/May/2013
• Taking objection to Tamil Nadu Government's recent decision to introduce English medium of instruction in state run schools, DMK chief M Karunanidhi said education through a non native language would obstruct students self learning. "Education through native language alone would nurture self learning ..
• Kalam stresses the importance of research and cultural development for all .. 13/May/2013
• Former President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam stressed the importance of research and cultural development for all round excellence. "Youths should persevere to achieve excellence in research, technology and cultural development which will ultimately lead to all round development," Kalam said while ..
• Different types of laughter makes the brain react in different ways says a .. 12/May/2013
• Different types of laughter such as joyful, mocking and ticklish makes the brain react in different ways, a new study has found. These different kinds of laughter also spark different connections within the "laughter perception network" in the human brain depending on their context, according to ..
• India figures among the top four countries worldwide in making a wrong .. 12/May/2013
• When it comes to companies making a wrong choice in hiring an employee, India figures among the top four countries worldwide and the cost of one single bad recruitment could be over Rs 20 lakh, says a survey. The chances of companies taking a bad hiring decision is highest in Russia, followed by Brazil, ..
• Haryana government to install CCTVs on college gates for ensuring security .. 13/May/2013
• The Haryana government said the colleges and institutes of higher learning in the state will soon have CCTVs installed at their gates with a view of ensuring security of women. "The CCTV cameras would help authorities keep a strict eye on the goings on outside the colleges gates," state ..
• Government doctor arrested for using fake MBBS certificate to get a job 13/May/2013
• A government doctor was arrested for allegedly using a fake MBBS degree to land the job, police said. Dr. Genda Singh, posted at the district hospital, was arrested as his MBBS degree was proven to be a fake following verification, SP, Basti, Anand Kulkarni said. Chief Medical ..
• Swimming increases physical and cardio-pulmonary fitness as well as lung .. 12/May/2013
• Swimming can provide health benefits for young people with asthma, a new study has found. Researchers from the Breathe Well Centre of Research Excellence at the University of Tasmania School of Medicine found swimming benefits young asthma sufferers, with no adverse effects on asthma control or ..

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