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Rules are not followed in some private colleges even after some students tested positive, they say
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Rules are not followed in some private colleges even after some students tested positive, they say
Amid a resurgence of coronavirus cases, a section of medical students has raised concerns over lax safety norms at classrooms and hostels in some private medical colleges even after instances of students testing positive for COVID-19 on campuses.
Students say that even after switching the first and second year medical students to the online mode, the proportion of students for whom physical attendance is still the norm was too substantial to maintain distancing in classrooms. The use of thermal scanners at entry points is not uniformly followed and even after cases have been reported on campuses and in hostels, testing of potential contacts is not followed, students of a private medical college allege.
Scholar gets prestigious French award
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Kichenamourthy served as HoD in Pondicherry University
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French Consul General Lise Talbot Barré presenting the the prestigious ‘Commandeur dans l’Ordre des Palmes Académiques’, the oldest French civilian honour on R .Kichenamourty, former Head of the Department of French and UGC Emeritus Fellow, Pondicherry University during the recent Francophone festival.
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Kichenamourthy served as HoD in Pondicherry University R. Kichenamourthy, former Head of the Department of French and UGC Emeritus Fellow, Pondicherry University, was presented the prestigious ‘Commandeur dans l’Ordre des Palmes Académiques’, the oldest French civilian honour, at the recent Francophonie Week celebrations.
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Posted on March 7th, 2021
By P. K. Balachandran/Ceylon Today
Colombo, March 8: India-Sri Lanka trade goes far into the past, to the Early Historic Era in fact. The island had also played the additional role of being a transit point, a hub, in the trade between the Eastern and Western worlds.
The story of India-Sri Lanka trade in ancient times is told by Prof. K. Rajan of Pondicherry University in his book: Churning the Indian Ocean: Maritime Trade of Early Historic Peninsular India.”
Rajan says that if the similarities between South India and Sri Lanka are striking it is partly because they were part of a single land mass in the Pleistocene Epoch. India and Sri Lanka were connected by a natural land bridge across the Palk Strait. The Pleistocene Epoch is defined as the time period till about 11,700 years ago.Stone artefacts found in Lanka which are identical to Indian artifacts have been dated between 45,000 to 80,000 BP (BP is ‘Before Present’ wit
LankaWeb – Hub of ancient East-West trade lankaweb.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from lankaweb.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.