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 | Sacked sans salary: Why it doesn't pay to be an Ad-hoc teacher in Delhi University this yearDU has asked colleges to appoint guest lecturers for any position that is vacant this year and is not ready to acknowledge new appointments — what will these ad-hoc teachers do from here on in? | |
 | Here's how IITMs's Data Science Course will provide a major boost to tackle shortage of data scientists in IndiaA study found that while 1/3rd of top 400 Indian companies lacked state-of-the-art data analysis tools and personnel. Over 364,000 new jobs expected to be created in the field by 2020, in India | |
 | The Coding Ninjas story: Why this EdTech start-up wants you to pay their fee only after you land a great jobWe spoke to Coding Ninjas Co-Founder and CEO Ankush Singla to find out more about the evolving ed-tech sector and how coding is something that everyone wishes to learn | |
 | Delhi government to set up 'job-oriented' Skills and Entrepreneurship University in a yearA bill will be brought in the Delhi Assembly for the university with the approval of the Lt Governor, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said on Monday | |
 | Indian youth prefer a stable job over higher salary, says studyA majority of the candidates (39.4 per cent) prepare for three or more competitive exams at the same time, the study said | |
 | The Flying Transman: How Adam Harry went from being broke to India's first trans pilotAdam Harry speaks about his rough journey through embracing his identity and following his dreams | |
 | Meet Sridevi Londhe, Mumbai University's first official transgender graduateSridevi always wanted to become a doctor but was not able to do so because of her family's economic constraints. We find out more about the struggles she had to face along the way | |
 | India's Solar Man Chetan Solanki inspired a million people to go solar on Gandhi Jayanti. Here's howThis Gandhi Jayanti, this IIT Bombay professor encouraged people to power down and use solar power so that we have a semblance of a future to look forward to | |
 | Transgender writer A Revathi's name next to Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison on Columbia University wallSeveral male writers' names are etched on the wall, two days ago, a banner featuring eight women writers' names went up, A Revathi was one of them
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 | India's first 'toilet college' in Maharashtra trains 3,200 sanitation workers to help secure sustainable employmentThe 'Harpic World Toilet College' located in Aurangabad, Maharashtra is helping sanitation workers by uplifting their work quality, educating them about the hazards | |
 | Why you need to read Webchutney's Sidharth Rao's book on how to start-up!Sidharth Rao, an author and entrepreneur, talks about his book and how start-ups struggle as everything is not a bed of roses for them | |
 | Nawab's Kitchen: These men in Hyderabad cooking for 200 kids are going viralHis viral channel has over 220 videos — from the iconic Nizami biryani to a non-oven recipe of black forest cake. We speak to Khwaja Moinuddin who feeds thousands of orphan children in Hyderabad | |
 | Why there is a pressing need for Indian graduates to step up their skill gameShekhar Sanyal, Director and Country Head, IET India, emphasises that the future of the job market will change the ‘idea of work’ as we know it and we need to be prepared well in advance | |
 | UGC directs universities to send degree verification reports to Indian consulates on timeThe consulate issues 'Genuineness Certificates' after getting verification reports from universities in India | |
 | Bhagavad Gita has no place in secular Anna University: SFI, writers, teachers groups slam moveIn a joint statement, the organisations said that this move will "dampen the educational growth of people with a scientific mindset" |
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