Govt to invest Rs 7,000Cr on 'Clean Ganga' project
Of these, Rs 1,342 crore has been earmarked for setting up of sewage treatment plants
Of these, Rs 1,342 crore has been earmarked for setting up of sewage treatment plants
Panel suggests separate textiles policy for NE
To exploit vast resources of the northeastern region, such a policy is needed in the industry-starved region, the panel said
To exploit vast resources of the northeastern region, such a policy is needed in the industry-starved region, the panel said
More WB aid for Himachal watershed project
The World Bank will provide an additional funding of Rs 231 crore for the project aimed to reverse the process of degradation of the natural resource base
The World Bank will provide an additional funding of Rs 231 crore for the project aimed to reverse the process of degradation of the natural resource base
Jharkhand mulls monorail to ease traffic load
Failing to ease traffic overload despite taking various measures, the government is now planning to introduce it in Capital areas
Failing to ease traffic overload despite taking various measures, the government is now planning to introduce it in Capital areas
Bihar launches e-Z Pay card scheme
The pre-paid card will help students belonging to the weaker strata of the society withdraw their scholarship directly from bank
The pre-paid card will help students belonging to the weaker strata of the society withdraw their scholarship directly from bank
i am computer interested
dear sir
my name is sunil khurana.we are providing to palacement services i am running at global institute at rajpura
last three year
i would like to learn computer well, so i have Diploma in Information Technology but i want to advance,
please clarify your procedures, and how can i get admission
I want to open computer center for poor.
COURSE FOR POOR IS AGREAT STEP IN COMPUTERS, BUT IF PLAN GOES FOR FARMERS THIS WILL BE BIG BOOST IN FARM TECHNOLOGY.
COURSE SHOULD BE ON ALTERNATIVE MONTHS TO FARMERS AND POOR. THERE IS NO BIG DIFFERERCE BETWEEN TWO CLASSES.
IT IS A VISIONARY STEP OF MR. DHANDA
This is an interesting scheme offered by the Govt of Punjab.
However, would have been more valuable if students are provided computer training that would assist them in getting employment and a better economic opportunity.
Cisco has been partnering with over 25 state/UT governments since the past 8 years in offering the Cisco Networking Academy (www.cisco.com/asiapac/academy) that teaches students networking and other information technology-related skills, preparing them for jobs as well as for higher education in the new knowledge economy fields.
Such efforts should be lauded by one and all of the ICT4D community as it would go a long way in bridging the digital divide and perhaps more importantly instilling in wider populace the belief that computers are not an elitist thing at all and they would also feel part of the growing e-literates army of India who could occupy the next seats in Infosys and all other big MNCs. More state governments should follow suit and perhaps Punjab can usher in a new Blue revolution.
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