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He added that more workshops are scheduled to provide the participants with hands-on-training on topics such as Big Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Python, Project Management System, Image Processing, Cyber Security and Data Forensics, Information Security, Blockchain, IoT, Cloud Computing, Bioinformatics and Semantic Web.
Prof Athar Ali Khan, Dr Romana Shehla and Dr Yasmin khan conducted the technical sessions of the workshop.
In the valedictory session, Prof M Salim Beg, Department of Electronics spoke on the need if more such online activities for the benefit of teachers, research scholars and students.
Prof Aasim Zafar extended the vote of thanks and Dr Arman Rasool Faridi, Workshop Coordinator conducted the programme.
India’s vernacular reporters unearth devastating reality of Covid in rural areas
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15/05/2021 - 13:10 Graves of Covid-19 victims washed up on the banks of the Ganges river in Unnao, India, 13 May 2021. SANJAY KANOJIA AFP 5 min The real impact of India s Covid-19 surge on rural areas has begun to emerge thanks to vernacular media journalists reporting from the devastated countryside, where 70 percent of the population of 1.4 billion people live. Advertising Read more
Using journalism’s oldest tools, journalists have been unravelling firsthand the scale of the havoc in many of India’s 650,000 villages where a highly infectious strain of the coronavirus has spread.