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The author is correspondent with BW Businessworld
The share of overall funding coming from the government has grown, the variation in post-secondary institutions and credentials has increased, and an increasing share of global students have enrolled in college with the help of grants and loans from their government or as from our own government
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"It takes presence and persistence to work for technology, technology usage in higher education is on an exponential upswing, one that will continue for many years to come and change how, when, and where we learn," said Director, Rajaram Prabhu Institute of technology
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Today, all the stakeholders in education across their spectrum regularly refer to rankings as a measure of economic strength and ambition, students use them to help inform their choice, and universities use them to help set and define targets or brand and advertise themselves
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The impression of technological, demographic and socio-economic disruptions on business models will be felt in rapid changes to the employment landscape and skills requirements, thus resulting in substantial challenges for recruiting, training and managing talent
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She is not the one to engage in pillion driving. Nirmala Sitharaman believes in leading from the front
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She has taken telecom to remote parts of rural India and campaigned for mass e-literacy
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Various fifth generation technologies are waiting to make changes in the social structure of India, along with loads of technological development waiting to get in. NASSCOM foundation’s CSR leadership conference takes the insight of how IT giants are enabling social prosperity in India.
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"India has to start thinking seriously towards R&D efforts that we are making as a compulsory attempt to bring human-centered innovation as an enabler for the large Indian population," said Kris Gopalakrishnan co-founder Infosys
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"India has experienced rapid growth and development in the past years in many spheres. I can observe that women are slowly but steadily making a progress in their work life," said Brahmani Nara
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A whopping Rs 68,000 crore in investments is expected to flow into food processing from companies both in India and across the world, such as the Saraf Group, Yes Bank and Amazon
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