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Fahad holds a Doctorate in Films. Before PhD, he completed his Post Graduation in Media Studies from Jamia Millia Islamia. Prior to Business World, he has worked with Broadcasting & Digital Networks. Previously, he taught Journalism & Media courses too at University of Delhi, India. Despite a media activist, he is also an avid reader and a frivolous writer. Apart from writing his occasional pieces in national dailies, his maiden book on cinema is also under publication. During his leisure time, he travels with his family or prefers to snore loudly till noon.
In an exclusive interview with BW Education, Shaheen Khan, Director of CEDP Skill Institute stresses how important are the skills in today's era for students.
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The AICTE has made its own startup policy through which universities and colleges along with their normal courses will start entrepreneurship courses.
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Diplomats call for India to revive WTO talks and to stay within negotiations and shape the emerging multilateral trading system
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Pradeep Jolly, Founder of Early Learning Village and Wonderland speaks to BW Education about his Business and plans of expansion, a few excerpts of the interview are placed below
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CBSE ( the appellate authority) will begin the form correction process for CTET 2018 today.
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Former President Pranab Mukherjee Addresses Students at BML Munjal University’s 3rdConvocation
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Speaking on this occasion Director General of STQC Electronics and Information Technology, Umesh Kumar Nandwani said that with the help of Digital India Program various Indian languages are being researched and the government is in the process of developing regional languages
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The School aims to prepare children for global challenges with International standard of experiential learning
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In an exclusive interview with BW Education, Sandeep Bapna, MD -Khan Academy India discusses various integral issues relating to teacher and technology.
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The Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) on Monday termed the University Grants Commission's idea to drop Muslim from its name as "preposterous". The entire controversy was sparked in October last year when the government formed a panel to probe the alleged irregularities in 10 central universities and the recommendation to change the name was made in the audit report.
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