National Workshop on “QR CODE & GOOGLE TOOLS SEARCH” at K. P. B. Hinduja College of Commerce

Mrs. Sanjana Salvi, Library Clerk

     Mrs. Sanjana Salvi, Library Clerk attended One Day National Workshop on “QR CODE & GOOGLE TOOLS SEARCH” organized by K. P. B. Hinduja College of Commerce, Charni Road, held on 7th April 2018.

MU's Ganpati break will not affect DIwali or summer vacation

MUMBAI: Mumbai University has finalised the seven-day midterm break during Ganesh Chaturthi in the academic time-table for 2016-17. However, it has introduced the 'additional' midterm break without cutting down the Diwali or the summer break in the academic time-table, as was being considered in the initial proposal. City colleges will, therefore, get at least a nine-day vacation, as the first and the last day of Ganpati are anyway public holidays. Around 750 colleges affiliated to Mumbai University will now get a Ganpati break for nine days.

The first term will begin from June 6 and end on October 25 and the second term will commence from November 15 and end on April 30, according to the new time-table. This is more or less the practice every year for arts, science and commerce colleges, said a city college principal. While one midterm break in the second term already existed during Christmas (December 26 to January 1), the university now introduced another midterm break in the first term during the Ganpati festival (September 6 to 12). The University Grants Commission (UGC), however, prescribes 90 working days in each term.

Yogita Rao | TNN | Mar 31, 2016, 10.37 PM IST

HAPPY DIWALI

Dear All,

On this auspicious
Festival of lights
May the glow of joys
Prosperity and happiness
Illuminate all your days
In the year ahead
HAPPY DIWALI.

Warmest Regards!!!

D. T. S. S. Library Staff

UCO establishes scholarship in honor of OSU crash victim

The global students at UCO are planning another vigil for Nikita Nakal this Friday on campus.
“It is incredible to see the support from the people of Oklahoma”.
The police report said the woman driving the auto was arrested on the scene and charged with driving under the influence.
Four people were killed and 47 were injured Saturday when a vehicle crashed into a police auto and then into an area where spectators were watching the Oklahoma State University homecoming parade.
The University of Central Oklahoma announced that one of those killed was Nikita Nakal, an M.B.A. student at Central Oklahoma from Mumbai, India. “We hope that this scholarship will provide other students, for decades to come, the chance to pursue their dream of an MBA here at Central”, said Ethan Waples, director of graduate programs for the UCO College of Business. While we mourn the potential unrealized, let us also honor her life by pulling closer and appreciating the strength of our Broncho family.
Police say five people who were badly injured when a auto crashed into the crowd at the Oklahoma State homecoming parade remain in critical condition. “She doesn’t remember a whole lot about what happened”, attorney Tony Coleman told reporters.
Her attorney said at a press conference that he believes she suffers from a mental illness but doesn’t think she had been drinking.
“I have deep concerns about her competency at this point”.
Nakal had earned her Bachelor of Commerce degree from Mumbai University, and was attending UCO in the hopes of becoming a financial analyst.
If you would like to donate to the scholarship fund visit www.centralconnection.org/NakalFund or write a personal check with “Nikita Prabhakar Nakal Scholarship” in the memo line and mail it to the UCO Foundation, 100 N. University Dr., Box 133, Edmond, OK, 73034. She had earlier worked as a customer service executive at Tech Mahindra business solutions and as a transaction processing specialist at JP Morgan Chase. Additional charges will be presented to the Payne County District Attorney’s office, the police have said. Witnesses of the accident are asked to contact the police at 405.372.4171.

Courtesy: http://tvnewsroom.org/

Book Releasing Ceremony of Prin. Dr. M. S. Kurhade

The Book Releasing Ceremony was held on 17th of October 2015 for the book "Locke-Leibniz Controversies: Some Problems" written by Principal Dr. M. S. Kurhade, the welknown authority in the field of Education and Philosophy.

     

The inauguration was done by none other than the versatile personality Dr. Sanjay Deshmukh, Vice Chancellor, University of Mumbai. 

 

 

     

Many dignitaries from the Education field were present. All the Management members also were present on this occasion of pride. 

  

For Kalam’s birth anniversary, Mumbai schoolkids drop bag, read books instead

 

 

 

 

MUMBAI: Schools in the state commemorated former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam's birth anniversary on Thursday, by celebrating it as 'Vaachan Prerna Diwas' (Inspiration to Read Day).

Various reading activities were organised for students. While Mumbai took it a step ahead and made it a No School Bag Day, senior classes at schools had to take oral or practical exams between activities.

At HVB Global Academy, Marine Drive, students dedicated the day to reading Kalam'sbooks and viewed films depicting his life. At Hansraj Morarji Public School, Andheri, students began their day by interacting with the editor of a regional daily newspaper.

Some schools also clubbed in an educational tour for young students. "Since Dr. Kalam was a scientist in the truest sense of the word, our students from Class I to V went on a field trip to Nehru Planetarium and the science park," said Madhura Phadke, principal, Pawar Public School, Chandivli. Celebrations are ongoing at the J D Bharda High School, Grant Road, with the school attempting to enter the Limca Books of World Records for a 24-hour reading relay.

The school staff and boy students are camping in school overnight. At Alexandra Girls Institution, Fort, exams for the day were cancelled to make way for book exhibitions, poster making and magazine-making sessions. To align itself with the Skill India Mission of the prime minister, Mumbai University launched an initiative titled 'Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Vidyaadhaarit Kaushalya-Vikaas Setu', under the umbrella of the National Service Scheme (NSS) on Thursday, to reach out to the weaker sections of the neighbourhood through knowledge-sharing and development of soft skills.

Tech City UK launches new free online courses for entrepreneurs

 

 

Tech City UK CEO, Gerard Grech, said: “With the digital technology sector set to grow by 5.5% by 2020, Digital Business Academy’s enrolment of 18,500 in 10 months demonstrates the continued appetite to build businesses that power the UK digital economy.”

As well as working with UCL and the Cambridge Judge Business School to create some of their other courses, Tech City UK has almost 50 industry partners, including Microsoft Ventures, Ogilvy and the BBC, and says it can help learners secure opportunities within these companies.

Working with Tech City UK can also be a fast-track route into startup loans and free co-working space, which is offered at various places across the country on completion of certain Digital Business Academy courses.

 

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