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The year 2020 started with an outburst of a pandemic, Covid 19, and the only available solution initially was ‘Do Gajj ki doori and Mask Hai jaroori’ and then came the vaccination drive. Personal Protective Equipment, such as masks, looking at the nature of the pandemic became vital in battling the crisis. PPE for the …
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IT sector is the most versatile and dynamic sector. Industry is adopting new tools, techniques and technologies on quick pace. Outdated technology is also on the verge of discard. Workforce with obsolete technology should train themselves on recent technology. This is a good sign for the industry that it is opting for new ideas and …
“And why do you want to pursue a course in hotel management?” is a question that is fired at every student wanting to pursue an undergraduate course in hotel or hospitality management. “Well, I like meeting people, cooking for them and making them happy” is the usual answer thrown back by the candidate, or, “Sir …
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The recognition of human rights is correlated with peace and prosperity. Despite this, the type and level of recognition and protection for human rights vary significantly across countries. Many countries around the globe, purport to rightly recognize human rights through their constitutions, statutes, or international treaties, however questions arise when these rights which were guaranteed …
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As a teacher of languages, I very often come across students who wish to say something, have great ideas, but are unable to convey the ‘real sense’ that they have in their mind. This might lead to reflecting an erroneous image of the students despite them having well grasped the actual concept of what all …
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When you work in any one industry for a long period of time, your interest may gradually wither off. But in the hospitality industry this does not happen very often as the business owners say it’s vital to keep passion burning. Even if you’ve been experimenting in the field for a number of years, the …
A report published in Times Now News, reveals that in the last 5 years almost 6 lakh engineering seats were scrapped in India and students are losing interest to pursue engineering, particularly in the non-IT programmes. Even premium institutions like IITs, NITs are struggling to fill their seats in non-IT streams. Based on the data …
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Mr. Saurabh Saraswat Assistant Professor Dept. of Pharmacy, SHS . Every day, we are practicing self-medication in the form of self-care of our health. Self-medication has traditionally been defined as “the taking of drugs, herbs or home remedies on one’s own initiative, or on the advice of another person, without consulting a doctor.” Major problems …
Away from the hustle-bustle of the concrete jungle, entering the campus of Sushant University gives a breath of fresh air. Greeted by the magnificent Aravali range, enveloped in the womb of nature, the campus is spread across an area of approximately 14 acres. The vibrant campus offers state-of-the-art infrastructure and amenities endorsing academic excellence, preparing …
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In the wake of National Education Policy 2020 a major thrust has been given for the impetus of quality research in India. The formation of National Research fund is envisaged as a sustained effort to build the right ecosystem for research .A reliable merit based equitable research funding, suitable incentives to award outstanding work, …
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