100,000 Chinese graduates become self-employed

Beijing: Over 100,000 college graduates in China started their own businesses in 2010 amid mounting unemployment in the country, an official said.

The Chinese Association of Higher Education will soon launch a nationwide online platform on entrepreneurship education to help more graduates to become self-employed, Xinhua reported.

In 2010, universities across China conducted more than 20,000 entrepreneurship education activities in which over three million college students took part.

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They are not high-profile celebrities, but at least 33 wildlife lovers have adopted animals at Bhopal's Van Vihar National Park here under their unique guardianship scheme. Others can also do the same. A board is put outside the enclosure with the name of the sponsor.

(Photo: IANS)