Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham First Indian University to Partner with EU’s Human Brain Project
Amrita is the No. 1 Private University in India as per THE 2020 world rankings. Amrita has become the first University in India to partner with EU’s Human Brain Project and will model a simulator for better understanding of brain conditions and brain function.
Bharti Foundation and Ciena to facilitate ‘Digital Classrooms’
Bharti Foundation the philanthropic arm of Bharti Enterprises implements and supports programs in primary, secondary and higher education. The Satya Bharti School Program has been providing free quality education to thousands of underprivileged children in 183 schools in rural areas across six states
The pathetic track record of defence manufacturing
Even after 15 to 20 years of manufacturing, it is disheartening to see a fair number of systems and components either on the import list or where indigenized giving an engineering life of about 50% or less.
India-China disengagement– temporary relief or lasting peace?
Does this disengagement mean an end to the hostile environment? Or is it just another edition of a long list of standoffs?
The women who defied all odds in a men’s world
It is not easy for women to prove themselves and be treated as an equal, if not better, in a male-dominated world. Here is a list of women who defied all odds and dared to be different.
India Pakistan Ceasefire – will it last?
Both India and Pakistan announced their decision to implement the 2003 Ceasefire Agreement along the LOC and other border areas from midnight 24 Feb 2021 onwards -- but will it mean lasting peace?
Payalh Agarwwal – the tigress who refuses to give up
Payalh Agarwwal “Somia” is a perfect example of what a woman can do irrespective of the ups and downs of life -- if she really wants.
The 50 most admired women of India # 2
Gone are the days when men were expected to go off to work while women were supposed to stay at home and look after the family.
Innovative projects by Rotarians to empower women
Shashi Aggarwal not only donated plasma thrice in the past few months but also motivated others to do the same, saving 497 lives
The ‘ordinary’ women behind extraordinary deeds # 1
International Women’s Day is an opportunity to reflect on progress made, and celebrate the acts of courage of ordinary women
The ‘ordinary’ women behind extraordinary deeds # 2
Every year International Women’s Day is celebrated on 8 March. It is a day is to observe women’s success in cultural, political, social and economic development.
The ‘ordinary’ women behind extraordinary deeds # 3
Only seven in 100 enterprises in India today are being run by women. As this and other studies suggest - women's empowerment, is just an empty slogan and the real impact on ground zero is an even bigger zero.
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