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New Delhi, Dec. 13: A panel of experts may soon vet the human resource development ministrys proposals on science and technology education as proposed by the Prime Ministers top scientific adviser, clipping the ministrys wings. Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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NEW DELHI, India — Since taking office in late May, Kapil Sibal, India's minister in charge of higher education, has become the government's most aggressive champion of opening the country's doors to foreign universities. Full Article at Global Post
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Congress party leader Kapil Sibal, left, kisses his grandson after winning from his constituency in New Delhi, India, Saturday, May 16, 2009. View Photo »
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You (BJP) used the name of lord Ram for getting power… there is something called poetic justice. Lord Ram went on a self-imposed exile for 14 years to keep a promise. The people of the country sent you on a 10-year exile
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Dec. 11: The Centre on Friday informed the Parliament that a new legislation is on the anvil to make it mandatory for all educational institutions to obtain accreditation for quality. Full Article at Asian Age
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"The law has been drafted and we are engaged in inter-ministerial discussions. Full Article at New Kerala
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Dec. 10: HRD minister Kapil Sibal on Thursday attacked Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley for calling the Liberhan report a "national joke’’. In turn , Mr Sibal said that the BJP’s position is a "national shame’’. Full Article at Asian Age
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Indian Minister of Human Resource Development, Kapil Sibal (C), Chairman NIIT group Rajendra Pawar (R), Managing Director and CEO of Manipal Education, Anand Sudharsan (2R), Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Accenture USA, William D Green (3R),... View Photo »
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In my view, our current education is totally hostile to sports. I had also pointed out this fact during my meeting with Kapil Sibal (union human resource development minister) and also suggested him some ways to overhaul it
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Terming Bharatiya Janata Partys (BJP) position on demolition of the Babri mosque as a "national shame", the Congress said Thursday that the opposition party was taking the country in a wrong direction "in the name of Lord Ram". Full Article at Webindia123
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The government hopes to end dropouts from schools at the secondary level by 2020, Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal said Wednesday. Around 50 percent of students drop out of secondary level schools in India. Full Article at Webindia123
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Microsoft founder Bill Gates (R) speaks with Kapil Sibal, India's Human Resources Development Minister, at a symposium on Research and Innovation - The Keys to India's Future in New Delhi July 24, 2009. Microsoft Research India is celebrating its five years in India.
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You (BJP) used the name of lord Ram for getting power… there is something called poetic justice. Lord Ram went on a self-imposed exile for 14 years to keep a promise. The people of the country sent you on a 10-year exile
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In my view, our current education is totally hostile to sports. I had also pointed out this fact during my meeting with Kapil Sibal (union human resource development minister) and also suggested him some ways to overhaul it
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There are about 14-15 innovation universities in pipeline to be set up. We are actively considering the proposal. The intention is to create environment in the country, where India could be able to provide solutions to the world for their problems.
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by suggesting high cut-off percentage for IIT aspirants, Union Minister Kapil Sibal has already shown UPA government's anti-poor stance and in Uttar Pradesh, the bad shape of the education system is indicative of the seriousness it attaches to the interests of rural and poor students
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Given that we live in a globalised world, the stipulation could be modified to winner having done his research primarily in India
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He (Union HRD Minister Kapil Sibal) has promised us no interference and is willing to give us more autonomy.
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There is a need for distance education (in India) because conventional teaching methods cannot meet the challenges of our young population
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I am not well aware about this issue but I will certainly talk to (Human Resource Development Minister) Kapil Sibal about this issue. You people can also come to New Delhi any time to discuss this matter.
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I am very happy that Hindustan Times and Aviva have come up with such an innovative initiative. This drive will not only give the underprivileged children access to books but also help them educate and step towards a bright future
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Currently, we have 30 companies signed up. We are expecting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, human resource development minister Kapil Sibal and chief minister M Karunanidhi to be present at the inaugural
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no reservation is unacceptable to the government of India and we will focus on the three pillars of excellence, inclusions and expansion for education. However, the education system needs to reform from within and will collaborate with foreign education providers to build world-class universities.
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The Sachar Commission found that every fourth Muslim child has never attended, or attended and dropped out of school. Why does the government not focus on these children? When only 4 per cent of Muslim children study in madrasas, why is Kapil Sibal (Minister for Human Resource Development) so interested...
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It was a successful trip to the United States. The American institutions have shown great interest in opening of the education sector in India
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Every day we have different functions and episodes which will be graced by many distinguished guests which include Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit and Union minister Kapil Sibal. We have also planned for different decoration the three tier stage for every new episode
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It was a successful trip to the US. The American institutions have shown great interest in opening of the education sector in India
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Can we build a world class university by 2020. No. Harvard University was started in 1636. It takes years. But, can we set the foundation for a world class university? Yes
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That's not where it will come from ... the Indians in the United States of America are not going to help your economy move. Your economy is going to move if you are able to get workers at low cost in the outreach areas of the world where your industry is present, whether it is in the automobile sector o...
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The young demographic advantage that India has needs to be converted into a dynamic economic advantage by providing the right education and skills
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They are not only extremely interested, but they are also proactive in expressing their hope that the law (in India) would be put in place very soon so thy can actually come forward and come to India as foreign education providers
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This will allow them flexibility to have any kind of arrangements with partners in India or for that matter they would be entitled to set up institutions there
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The present criteria is that students need to secure 60% in class XII for appearing in IIT-JEE. This is not acceptable.
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The present criterion is that students need to secure 60 per cent in Class-XII for appearing in IIT-JEE but this could be raised up to 80 to 85 per cent
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The present criterion is that students need to secure 60 per cent in their Class XII exams for appearing in IIT-JEE. This is not acceptable. The minimum marks required for IIT-JEE could be raised to 80-85 per cent.
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The coaching centres are giving training for the IIT entrance. As a result, the students are not studying seriously for class XII exam and giving more attention to entrance. We want to get rid of the coaching centres by giving more weightage to the board exam
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The present criteria is that students need to secure 60 per cent at class XII for appearing in IIT-JEE. This is not acceptable. The minimum marks required for IIT-JEE could be raised
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