Win-win negotiations are always about give and take, a deft combination of assertion and acquiescence. A mutually acceptable trade deal would do a lot of good to both countries.
In the latest budget, the FDI limit was increased to 100 percent, but most foreign companies are not buying such large stakes in the Indian insurance sector.
As Narendra Modi becomes India’s second-longest consecutively serving Prime Minister, we look at how he compares with Indira Gandhi across four key dimensions.
You can collaborate with Harvard and Yale, and you ll still get low quality graduates because this government has Zero scientific temperament and zilch consideration for diversity that’s necessary to form a well rounded syllabus. This govt is moving 100 years back with its Manuvad revisionism. Before playing T20, first learn the basics of holding a bat and sending down a ball.
This is a good initiative in the larger interest of the country, in general and academics, in particular. However, we need to avoid certain pitfalls under the present governance system of institutes and regulatory bodies. Accountability, sustainability and quality need to be the main concern. Defaulters must be booked and taken to final end speedily. One more thing, some institutes say 30% may be picked up from rural areas, i.e., institutes of tier 2 and below but having NBA accreditation for professional programs and NAAC for non-professional programs with or without permanent affiliation to the university. The institutes thus selected after 2 years need to improve their international ranking every year so that after 5 years they would come within top 200. Or else, I fear, T20 will face the same fate like that met by Make in India or Skill India, money spent but very limited outcomes.
You can collaborate with Harvard and Yale, and you ll still get low quality graduates because this government has Zero scientific temperament and zilch consideration for diversity that’s necessary to form a well rounded syllabus. This govt is moving 100 years back with its Manuvad revisionism. Before playing T20, first learn the basics of holding a bat and sending down a ball.
This is a good initiative in the larger interest of the country, in general and academics, in particular. However, we need to avoid certain pitfalls under the present governance system of institutes and regulatory bodies. Accountability, sustainability and quality need to be the main concern. Defaulters must be booked and taken to final end speedily. One more thing, some institutes say 30% may be picked up from rural areas, i.e., institutes of tier 2 and below but having NBA accreditation for professional programs and NAAC for non-professional programs with or without permanent affiliation to the university. The institutes thus selected after 2 years need to improve their international ranking every year so that after 5 years they would come within top 200. Or else, I fear, T20 will face the same fate like that met by Make in India or Skill India, money spent but very limited outcomes.