ew Delhi, Sept. 16 : Emerging powers like India and China are the central feature of our times and the United States no longer can act on global issues on its own.
Saying this, Philip Gordon, Senior Fellow, US Foreign Policy, The Brookings Institution, added that the United States needs to engage with rising powers since increasingly, New Delhi and Beijing’s global views have become important.
He was speaking at the session on ''The Geopolitics of Emerging Global Powers'' organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and the Aspen Institute India here today.
Singapore - A private Singapore school has to stop offering degree courses from the University of Northern Virginia after the US institution lost its accreditation, news reports said Thursday.
Shines College has been offering the courses on its premises in Singapore.
The US university lost its accreditation, a confirmation of academic quality, with the US Accrediting Council of Independent Colleges and Schools on August 6.
London, Sept 8: Your basic number sense, or your intuitive maths, can easily tell how well you fared in mathematics in school as far back as kindergarten, say scientists from The Johns Hopkins University.
The researchers say that a good "number sense" at age 14 can be easily linked with higher scores on standardized math tests throughout a child''s life up to that point.
Similarly, a weaker "number sense" at 14 predicts lower scores on those standardized tests.
New Delhi, Sept. 4 : India''s largest IT Scholarship Program - the 18th Bhavishya Jyoti Scholarship Test - will be conducted on September 21 (Sunday) by NIIT across over 400 education centres in the country.
The scholarship program rewards fee waivers to meritorious students and graduates desirous of building successful careers in diverse industries that require Information Technology skills.
NIIT plans to offer scholarship to 20,000 students in the country, this year, based on their performance in the competitive written test, personal interview and Class XIIth score.
Melbourne, Sept. 3 : Australia''s 12.5 billion dollar education export industry is likely to take a major hit with the country’s immigration authorities deciding to tighten laws for the recruitment of Indian students.
According to The Australian, all universities are likely to urge their foreign students, including Indian students to get their visa applications lodged and processed as per the new rules.
A spokesman of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship, however, said: "Gnuine applicants had nothing to fear from the changes.”
London, Sept 2 : Ofqual, the new regulator of qualifications, exams and tests in England has outlined the structure of five new diplomas to be introduced in 2009.
The five diplomas include business, administration and finance; environmental and land-based studies; hair and beauty studies; hospitality; and manufacturing and product design.
According to the new guidelines released by the regulator, in the first level of hair and beauty studies, taken instead of or alongside GCSEs, teenagers will be taught a “range of basic techniques to straighten, smooth, curl and finger-dry hair”, reports Times Online.
Emerging powers like India and China are the central feature of our times and the United States no longer can act on global issues on its own.
Singapore - A private Singapore school has to stop offering degree courses from the University of Northern Virginia after the US institution lost its accreditation, news reports said Thursday.
New Delhi, Sept. 4 : India''s largest IT Scholarship Program - the 18th Bhavishya Jyoti Scholarship Test - will be conducted on September 21 (Sunday) by NIIT across over 400 education centres in the country.
Melbourne, Sept. 3 : Australia''s 12.5 billion dollar education export industry is likely to take a major hit with the country’s immigration authorities deciding to tighten laws for the recruitment of Indian students.
