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PFI's National Campaign for Muslim Reservation to start from Pune |
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Mysore to host International Conference on Tipu Siltan |
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This year's Civil Services exam on May 23 |
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Editors Guild asks news channels to abide by ethics of journalism |
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Mumbai ‘encounter’ specialist, 5 others jailed till Jan 14 |
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Norwegian newspaper reprints
controversial Islam cartoons |
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AMU holds consultations with Kerala Govt. for
its special centre |
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AMU gets Visitor’s Lounge and Guest Room |
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Impressed
African Boxers, Coach Embrace Islam |
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Telangana
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 'International powers would control Pakistan from day one':
"Pakistan
itself will be afflicted by many serious problems. The greatest
danger will come from international powers who will seek to....Read Full
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 Why go to Australia for higher education? Krishna to Indian students:
Questioning the choice of Australia as an education destination
by Indian students.....
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 'Establishing AMU centers in various states a right step':
Yes, of
course. In fact we had started working on establishing as many as a
dozen such campuses. For, only one AMU was never sufficient to
fulfill the needs....
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 Celestial Treats Galore:
Now Annular Solar Eclipse on 15 January 2010:
The lucky, unlucky ones and many others are now preparing for
another major solar eclipse that would be seen from our....
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on Modern Economy in the Light of Qur’an and Sunnah:
Mumbai based
Markazul Ma’arif Education & Research Centre (MMERC)
is organising a seminar in January on 'Modern Economy in the
Light of Qur’an....
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time in January:
Overwhelmed by the awesome response the career festival received
in April 2009, the organisers are gearing up to host it
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Scrap minority quota report, redefine
minorities: Rajnath:
Demanding scrapping of
the Ranganath Mishra Commission report on reservation for
minorities, former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Rajnath
Singh Monday said there was an ....
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 Court stays work on proposed Islamic bank in Kerala:
A division bench of the
Kerala High Court Tuesday stayed all further move by the state-owned
Kerala State Industrial Development Corp (KSIDC) to .....
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 Majority in India and Pakistan wants peace between both countries:
Despite the continuous hostility
between the two countries, a majority of the billion and a half
people of India and Pakistan want to live as....
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 PM asks police to balance duty with respect for rights:
Warning policemen against high-handedness, Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh Tuesday said the law and order situation in the country was.....
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 'Higher education, scientific research will set India as a global power':
Vice President Hamid
Ansari on Monday said that the potential of India as a global power,
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diversity and tolerance in Islam:
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MP bags South Asia’s E-governance Manthan Awards:
Madhya Pradesh has won South Asia’s prestigious E-governance Manthan
Award - 2009 for effective public service deliveries through
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Bhopal:
World Bank has lauded the efforts made by the Madhya Pradesh
Government for training under specialized modules of ITI's Centre of
Excellence. In its report on Centres of Excellence, the World Bank
has included Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Haryana as best states.
Madhya Pradesh was adjudged best last year also.
The information about the results was
given by World Bank representative Nalin Jaina after conclusion of
World Bank Review Mission's meeting, which was held at Bhopal on
January 6 and 7. The World Bank had made proper utilization of
funds, development of infrastructure and quality of training as
benchmarks for assessment of best states.
Twenty-eight institutions of Madhya
Pradesh have been chosen by the World Bank as Centres of Excellence.
These institutions have utilized 67 per cent funds allocated for
modernization and training while this figure was 40 per cent at the
national level.
Out of these 28 institutions, each
institute has been chosen for training in one specific centre.
Ratlam has been assigned training of electricals, Mandla
construction technology, Shivpuri tourism, Bhopal refrigeration &
air-conditioning, Jhabua fabrication, Seoni automobile, Singrauli
process plant maintenance, Rampura electricals, Sagar process plant
maintenance, Shahdol electricals and Satna Centre of Excellence has
been assigned training in automobiles.
Besides, industrial training centres
of Balaghat, Baihar, Hoshangabad, Ujjain, Mangawa, Betul, Mandideep,
Khilchipur, Morena, Dhar, Deori, Anuppur and Pithampur have been
selected for up-gradation.
(pervezbari@eth.net)
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