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In the midst of bitter contingent of war, a contentious debate for granting a status of scheduled caste - and therefore, the reservation of benefits - Hindus converted to Islam and Christianity in the public sector, as the National Commission the mission starts, for experts - Visibility. Top academics and activists to brainstorm during a seminar at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (Mumbai) that different viewpoints to share sociologists religious doctrinaire. With the case before the Supreme Court, the government has given the issue of Dalit Christians to the National Commission for Religious and Linguistic Minorities, which in turn asked TISS

Bill on duplicative MBA programs continues to stir debate Maryland could face sanctions for violating federal desegregation law if nothing is done to address a Maryland Higher Education Commission decision on duplicative programs at state universities, the sponsor of a bill seeking a review warned Wednesday. But some lawmakers bristled at the idea, which has caused considerable debate in the General Assembly this session by opponents who say the bill could create a climate where Marylands public universities can end up suing each other. Sen. Joan Conways bill would force MHEC to review whether unnecessary duplication existed, if a historically black college asked

The bigger picture: how to succeed Following the introduction by the dean of Manchester Business School, I offered my thanks and then invited a volunteer from the audience to come down and challenge me to Indian wrestling this is a test of physical strength in which two people arm wrestle to see whos the strongest. It was abundantly clear then, and the reaction has been the same ever since, that the audience thought: Whatever this guys smoking, he ought to stub it out! However, I persisted. Eventually, typically, a tall Australian would emerge from the audience thinking: This mans old enough to

If I were the prime minister, I would increase the charges of porters and make railway and bus stations cleaner. I would work for the poor and create more job opportunities for the millions who are fighting to survive. As prime minister, I would make death the punishment for corruption. I would also try to construct houses for those who were homeless. I would also abolish begging on the streets. But most importantly, I would try to root out corruption, as it is proving to be dangerous for the nation

Bhatia appointed Friday Institute of Management in Kerala director MK Ramachandran Nair, the vice-chancellor of the University of Kerala. The Committee for the election of the Vice-Chancellor, under the leadership of former Secretary General N. Chandrasekharan Nair had previously filed, a group of three candidates for the governor after arriving at a consensus. Kollam: The decision of the State at the inauguration Guruvarsham-150, August 29, it was decided that for the review of dissent in the Yogam means, to act as "a break with tradition." The celebration of the anniversary of Sree Narayana Guru was observed in the traditional "star"

Real Madrid have declared, it is 12 or 14 August for an exhibition game of football in India. The disclosure of a press conference here today, Mr Ashoke K Dutta, director of the Indian Institute of Social Welfare & Business Management, said the sports management department of the Institute participated actively in the idea . "On an offer by the competent authority of Real Madrid, we have houses for business sponsorship. We look now to the club's merchandising rights, they are ready to offer". Neither central Spain, a town in India, they play, nor a list of its likely opponents was

BOMBAY - India is chaotic mix of politics of petty crime, corruption and poverty, the environment appears as a lost, or at least quixotic cause. Not on Anil Agarwal, 53, head of the New Delhi-based Centre for Science and Environment, a think tank fighting for the right to clean air in cities like New Delhi, which counts among the most pollutants in the world. "The city is a chaos, an uncontrollable chaos," Mr. Agarwal spits his office in the capital of the vast southern outskirts of the city. New Delhi has a blood cancer higher rate than any other city Indian

In 1992, Vikram Achanta was briefly before the end of his MBA at the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta. After months of meetings, presentations by companies and fill the forms and waiting periods for short lists, Achanta took on the scene to interview Cadburys. But how was the degree of stress, a nervous wreck. "I watched quite psyched if I entered," said the entrepreneur 30-something. "So Rajeev Bakshi (currently, MD, Pepsico, then India for the recruitment of Cadbury) asked me to relax and take a cup of tea." Achanta still remember that the gesture of what he describes as one of the

With the success of the CNMI's Troops-to-Teachers Program in helping former soldiers pursue higher education, the program is currently looking at the possibility of allowing participants to take college courses online. Toward this end, the program invited Ed Hight, Park University's director for Bachelors Program for International Educators, to speak during the two-day orientation for the program last week. Program director Geri Willis told Saipan Tribune that she took the liberty of communicating with Park University after being referred to it by some institutions in Hawaii. She said she has been doing research on possibly introducing some universities to former soldiers who

Bethel College will offer a masters of business administration degree starting in October. The MBA program, which combines on-line and classroom delivery in a 36-credit-hour program, will take between 14 and 18 months to complete. Program participants can choose between executive or academic practitioner tracks and will receive a tablet PC and iPod to facilitate the learning process. More : .bizjournals.com

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