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Is Smriti the next President? 24 November 2014
A Rajasthan based astrologer said Human Resource Development minister Smriti Irani would become the President of India in future. Smriti visited to Karoi village in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, where she met Pandit Nathulal Vyas. This very same astrologer also predicted that...
Keywords: HRD ministry, BJP, Pandit Nathulal Vyas, Pandit Nathulal Vyas
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HRD Announces New Guidelines For Online Classes For School Students 15 July 2020
HRD Announces New Guidelines For Online Classes For School Students:- The Ministry of HRD announced new guidelines for online classes for school students during this coronavirus pandemic. The ministry framed the guidelines after several parents raised the concerns about the...
Keywords: Pragyata, Pragyata, HRD Ministry, HRD Ministry guidelines
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Govt requires more 22 crore Aakash tablets 18 January 2012
On Tuesday January 17 Government said that, The demand for the world's extremely inexpensive Aakash tablets has gone up.So on behalf of this governemt said it will need an extra 22 crore units of the Aakash tablet. As per the HRD...
Keywords: N K Sinha, 22 crore, Android 2.2., 22 crore
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HCU: HRD ministry’s latest decision is outrageous! 25 January 2016
Yesterday, the HRD ministry appointed Prof. Dr Vipin Srivastava to head HCU in place of Vice-Chancellor Prof P Appa Rao, who went on leave.Prof Srivastava, from the Physics department, was the chairman of the committee, that recommended punishment for the...
Keywords: HCU, Rohit Vemula, HCU news, Rohit Vemula
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After Huge Outrage, Centre Says Hindi Not Mandatory 04 June 2019
After Huge Outrage, Centre Says Hindi Not Mandatory:- The Centre faced huge criticism from DMK and other parties in Tamil Nadu after it revised the draft of educational policy asking all the states to teach Hindi as mandatory. All the...
Keywords: Tamil parties against Hindi, Tamil Nadu on Hindi, Hindi mandatory, Tamil Nadu on Hindi
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Procurement of tablets: Datawind for 'made in India' tag 24 January 2012
The government is considering procurement of a large number of low-cost computing devices to leverage the benefit of broadband connectivity in universities and colleges in a phased manner. Datawind, the maker of the lowest-priced tablet 'Aakash', today said it would...
Keywords: lowest-priced tablet, MHRD, indigenous production, IIT Rajasthan
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