Report by India Education bureau, Noida: Amity University added yet another feather to its cap by launching free “Physiotherapy OPD” in Amity campus, Sector- 125, Noida.
London: Leading international law firms rate ‘global mindset’, ‘commercial awareness’ and ‘intellectual rigour’ as highly prized competencies in graduates, along with a strong academic background, according to research by King’s College London in partnership with The Times newspaper.
Report by India Education bureau, New Delhi: Chairman, Railway Board Shri Vinay Mittal inaugurated a photo exhibition at Twin Art Gallery, Indira Gandhi Kala Kender, Janpath, New Delhi, which was organised by the Ministry of Railways to commemorate the 160 years of Indian Railways.
Report by India Education bureau, Bhubaneswar: The DURADARSHI, an Odia news and features monthly magazine observed its fifth anniversary here in the city.
Aligarh : Dr. F.N. Siddiqui, Associate Professor, Department of Geology, Aligarh Muslim University has claimed that the earthquake which hit the northern part of Mauritius on Thursday, 26th July, 2012 was predicted by him in January, 2005 while he was working in Mauritius.
Dr. Siddiqui said that several news papers of Mauritius carried his detailed interview on "Tsunami". He predicted that Mauritian volcanoes might be reactive one day or the other because they were dormant type of volcanoes, and not the extinct type.
On the basis of Geological evidences, Dr. Siddiqui had noticed the volcanic phenomena in Mauritius Island and in its vicinity.
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