The Mother Teresa Women’s University, Kodaikanal, is a Post-Graduate Diploma in Event Management and micro-enterprises in the year of studies.

The University Grants Commission has recognized, the university at the beginning of these two new innovative courses alongside punish the personnel and financial support for a period of five years.

The Vice-Chancellor of the University, Anandhavalli Mahadevan, said here yesterday, the media, that the event would of course management by the Department of Management Studies, while micro-enterprises, it would be by the Faculty of Science economic. The assertion that graduates of the course would “add-on courses,” she says pursuing post-graduate students in each discipline, exercising one of the new diploma programmes at the same time.

The instruction takes place in Kodaikanal and university research and development centers in Chennai and Madurai. The classes would take place after hours of college or weekend.

The University had a list of “innovative” in UGC course with the staff for a presentation on them. The UGC has sanctioned nearly Rs.50 lakhs for a period of five years for each of the two new curricula, the Vice-Chancellor said.

It would also instruct experts in the field of events management and micro-invited to deliver lectures to students.

To ensure better training and exposure of its students, the University has signed the memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Lucknow-based, the Central Institute of medicines and herbs and the Indian Institute of Physical Astrophysics in Bangalore. The force was at the University of networking, she noted.

The University has also signed an agreement with the Tamil Nadu Women’s Development Corporation and is currently in train a project on “status of women in Tamil Nadu.”

The project, the Faculty members of different departments took part, was in the final phase and would be contrary to the Corporation, the sharing would be in a book.

The vice-chancellor said the UGC has sanctioned financial assistance, a total of Rs.3.5 crores of the University during the Tenth Plan. The grant would be used for the overall development of the organisation as well as for improving infrastructure.

On the occasion of the 20th Anniversary of the university, the university had planned to organize an exhibition on the development of the University and women in their premises to Kodaikanal. She said, the University is now on developing strategies to promote women in the conduct of scientific, business and administration.

In this context, the university had planned to organize a roundtable conference of women vice-chancellors before the end of this year, the Vice-Chancellor said.

Kozhikode: efforts on strengthening the position of women and the fight against poverty have been widely disseminated by drawing attention. The case illustrates the economies of developing sustainable innovative Coconut - Based micro-enterprises and the overall growth of the fight against poverty (Subicsha), implemented by the panchayats Perambra block by the district court Agency for Rural Development, a project designed with the Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode.

Women of all self-help group managed micro-enterprises curiosity triggered by a Team USA, who during a visit to India.

The team composed of scientists and technicians, on Monday was Subicsha around coconut defibring, soap, units and training centres managed by women entrepreneurs and have been impressed by the initiative.

Subicsha innovative is a special project of the Union for the Government Kozhikode circle with a total cost of Rs.1401 lakhs under the Swarna Jayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY).

The objective is the economic and social development of over 7000 women, who under the poverty line by creating micro-enterprises, dissemination, over a period of seven grama panchayats for the production of value-added products nuts coconut.

This is an advantage for outsourcing all. Volunteering in India in developing countries of Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe for two years of regular work ends here for the international exhibition and new facets of their lives.

Thus, whether Mozambique, Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Guinea-Bissau or Bangladesh, Indians contribute to the HIV / AIDS, community and social affairs management, micro-finance, computer training or fundraising. The world has become a true global village.

This iVolunteer Overseas program is a collaborative effort between Mitra, an Indian charity launched by graduates of the Institute of Rural Management (Anand) and the Voluntary Service Overseas, an international well - being of the organization.

“Approximately 1,500 people as volunteers. The first series of eight leaves in September, 20 more come out in February 2005,” said Arif Rooman, a program officer.

Harjeet Singh Bagga, 25, who works with Capart, Fund Raising an agency of the Ministry of Rural Development, Nigeria as a consultant in developing micro-enterprises.

“I look forward to working in a marginalized groups of society and learning a new language and culture,” he says.

And he lost the job? “Life is risky. With my qualifications, I can always another job. I have no debts; later, it would not be possible.”

Is it for example be done somewhere else? “No, I work in Jharkhand, Kargil, Kachchh, Uttaranchal and West Bengal. Voyage to India within multiple trips, as continents.