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These women are empowering Indian businesses with finance and sustainability solutions

These women are empowering Indian businesses with finance and sustainability solutions Moneycontrol 2 hours ago © Chanpreet Khurana These women are empowering Indian businesses with finance and sustainability solutions Access to finance, ease of payment collection, and long-term solutions for profitability and sustainability are major concerns facing Indian businesses in the fourth industrial revolution. We meet three founders whose companies have set out to meet these essential needs. Dr Miniya Chatterji – Sustain Labs Dr Miniya Chatterji, founder and CEO of Sustain Labs Paris, helps traditional organisations become more sustainable and profitable. Based in India, France and New Zealand, the enterprise is supported by the French government’s wing for scientific and academic exchange in India.

Awakening - Sailing Through the 2020 Pandemic book launched by Dr Mukesh Kwatra

New Delhi [India], February 8 (ANI/NewsVoir): The Chief Guest of the event, Vice Chancellor of Sanskriti University Professor CS Dubey unveiled the book. The Event was graced by various eminent personalities from the Educational Field including Firoz Bakht Ahmed, Chancellor Maulana Azad National Urdu University. Dr Kwatra put all of his heart in the book, and his love towards Environment is unconditional and he beautifully described it in his poetry, said Professor CS Dubey. The Coronavirus Pandemic impacted all of us. While the paranoia of getting infected by the virus haunted us, I positively coped up by channelizing my worries into creative endeavors. The solitude of lockdown awakened my creative side and I penned thirty poems during the period. Besides, under the flagship of Smiling Tree, my social enterprise that has been working relentlessly for environment benefit, I successfully ran an Earth Day Selfies campaign. The poems and the captivating selfies are compiled in t

Ad-hoc teachers form backbone of teaching in DU depts, colleges

Ad-hoc teachers form backbone of teaching in DU depts, colleges ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Sun, Feb 7 2021 11:21 IST | ​ 0 Views   DUSU to deploy 500 volunteers to assist during DU s admission process. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Feb 7 : Ad-hoc teachers form the backbone of teaching in most colleges affiliated to the Delhi University, if one goes by statistics. As per a teacher, more than 6,000 ad-hoc teachers are working in the DU and its affiliated colleges at present. In many colleges, ad-hoc teachers account for around 70 per cent of the faculty. As per DU data for 57 colleges, over 3,500 ad-hoc teachers are working there. According to Delhi University, 135 ad-hoc teachers are working at Daulatram College, 134 at Ramjas College, 126 at Shri Venkateshwara College, 114 at Kalindi College, 110 at Deshbandhu College, 109 at Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College, 104 at Dayal Singh College, 96 at Shaheed Rajguru College, 99 at Mata Sundari College, 87 at Gargi

5 Ways to Be Mindful of How We Talk About Suicide

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