Category: policy
MP News: CBSE Doubles Scholarships For Single Girl Child, Relaxes Eligibility Norms
Parents can apply till October 23, payouts and tuition cap raised
Financial Services Department & PFRDA Should Train Women As ‘Pension Sakhis’: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Speaking about the future of pensions, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that broadening coverage to the informal, self-employed, and platform or gig workforce by simplifying onboarding, offering local language interfaces, and enabling doorstep e-KYC can make the enrollment process quick and easy.
Financial Services Department & PFRDA Should Train Women As ‘Pension Sakhis’: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Speaking about the future of pensions, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that broadening coverage to the informal, self-employed, and platform or gig workforce by simplifying onboarding, offering local language interfaces, and enabling doorstep e-KYC can make the enrollment process quick and easy.
Lack of guidance hinders technology readiness level monitoring
Photo credits: Guillaume Cortade / European Union Technology readiness levels (TRLs) are a valuable tool for tracking funding in the EUs Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, but more guidance is needed for project officers to make accurate assessments, says a.
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The meeting was organised under the aegis of the Central Goods and Services Tax, Bhopal Zone
UPSC To Establish Centre Of Excellence As Repository Of Best Practices Ahead Of Centenary Year Celebrations
UPSC Chairman Ajay Kumar said that the idea of the centre of excellence (CoE) will serve as a knowledge hub of standard operating procedures (SOPs), innovations, and key takeaways from UPSC and state PSCs. Kumar emphasised that while UPSC would take the lead in setting up a CoE, the active contribution of state PSCs in knowledge-sharing and best practices will be crucial.
A silent threat
W alk through any bustling bazaar in Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Quetta or Peshawar, and the scene is the same: rows of golden samosas frying in deep pans, shelves stacked with shiny packets of biscuits and bakeries offering freshly iced cakes. These foods are woven into our culture and.
ESG at the Core of India’s Journey to Viksit Bharat 2047: Rishi Kumar Bagla CII Regional Chairman
ESG at the Core of India’s Journey to Viksit Bharat 2047: Rishi Kumar Bagla CII Regional Chairman
Women’s Colleges in Japan Struggle to Survive
Womens colleges in Japan are at a turning point. Once numbering 98 at their peak, their ranks have been steadily declining due to demographic pressures and changes in how women build their careers, with many institutions opting to transition to coeducation or suspend student recruitment altogether.