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Taking cognisance of a study by the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), which estimated that tourism in India would not regain its pre-pandemic levels till 2026, a Parliamentary panel has emphasised that Indian missions ...
The National Academy of Public Administration's Doris Hausser and Kimberly Walton join the podcast to discuss changes to the GS system.
Prof Jill Marsden AN inspirational university lecturer has been made a Professor. The University of Bolton's specialist in English literature and philosophy, Dr Jill Marsden is an internationally recognised academic having her research published widely. Under her leadership English and creative writing courses in the School of the Arts have ranked number one for student satisfaction in the North West in The Complete University Guide for four years in a row. And the English and creative writing department was ranked second in the UK by the Guardian University Guide. She is the progra...
Draft rules for no-fly list announced: 3 levels of punishment for 3 categories of unruly behaviour Civil Aviation Ministry On Friday Issued A Draft Rule For No-fly List. The Ministry Has Proposed To Put The Unruly Behaviour On Flight Into Three Categories: Level 1 - Disruptive Behaviour Like Physical Gestures; Level 2 - Physically Abusive Behaviour Like Pushing, Harassment; And Level 3 - Life Threatening Behaviour. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Arshi Aggarwal | Updated on: 05 May 2017, 12:42:36 PM New Delhi: Civil Aviation Ministry on Friday issued a draf...
E-Mail IMAGE: Modern crop varieties have substantially reduced infant mortality, especially for male babies and among poor households. view more Credit: baona New research from the University of California San Diego shows that since modern crop varieties were introduced in the developing world starting in 1961, they have substantially reduced infant mortality, especially for male babies and among poor households. The study assessed mortality rates of more 600,000 children across 37 developing countries, revealing global diffusion of agricultural technology reduced infant mortality...