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The helping hand for indian universities it may be corporate ,bussinesman,NGOs The future of indian universities (public and private) will significantly depend upon our ability to harness the possibility of individual ,institutional and corporate philanthrophy for the purposes of higher education. A major legal and policy reform to promote some from of mandatory corporate social responsibility(CSR) was initiated through the companies Act ,2013 path breaking it had the potential to transform the relation ship between business and society. Unfortunately,the result so far have not been encouraging. The ministry of corporate Affairs(MCA) has observed that among the 5,097 campanies that have filed annual report till december 2016, only 3,118 companies had made some contributiin towards CSR espenditure and most were to the prime minister Relief fund. This also show the companies in india have generally not understood the larger goals of CSR viewing it more as a charitable endeavour. The...

SC asks Parliament to bring in special law against lynching. In recent few month the mob lynching becaming very comman and it's a very serious for our society. In present india, we are talking about skill and smart india and same time hearing case of mob lynching on regularly basis it is not good for any conutry for long A three-judge Bench led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra held that it was the duty of the State to protect citizens and ensure that the "pluralistic social fabric" of the country holds against mob violence. Supreme court said  it is  "horrendous acts of mobocracy", and asked Parliament to pass law establishing lynching as a separate offence with punishment.. The judgment came in a contempt petition filed by activist Tehseen Poonawalla. It said that despite the Supreme Court order to the States to prevent lynchings and violence by cow vigilantes, the crime continued with impunity.

Till now neet is only conducted only once in year but now neet aspirant got two chance in one to qualify medical entrance test. Till now, the NEET exams were conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) but the government has now decided that they will be conducted by the National Testing Agency. The same was confirmed by Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar earlier in June. Making the announcement, Javadekar had also said that students could appear for NEET twice a year and the best score would be considered for admission. He said that the tests would be conducted in February and May every year. "The exams will be more secure and at par with international norms. There will be no issues of leakage and it would be more student friendly, open, scientific and a leak-proof system," the Union HRD Minister had told reporters. NEET had often been marred in controversy ever since its inception. A public interest litigation (PIL) was filed in the Madras...

Students with zero, negative marks in Physics and Chemistry got MBBS seats through NEET According to a report in The Times of India, more than 400 such students got admissions, mostly in private medical colleges. A number of students, who scored zero or negative marks in subjects like Physics and Chemistry, got admission in medical colleges to pursue MBBS through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). According to a report in The Times of India, more than 400 such students got admissions, mostly in private medical colleges. A change in the notification, which prescribed the criteria for the selection of students, is believed to be the reason for this. While the original notification made it mandatory for the students to score at least 50% marks in each subject, a second notification introduced percentile system, doing away with the requirement in individual subjects. Till now, the NEET exams were conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) but th...

Kashmir’s IAS officer faces disciplinary action The government of India on Tuesday has asked the Jammu and Kashmir government to initiate departmental action against IAS officer Shah Faesal for what it said violating the All India Services (conduct rules) through a tweet. According to an order “the general administration department of Jammu and Kashmir government said Faesal, who is currently on study leave outside India, has “allegedly failed to maintain absolute honesty and integrity in the discharge of your official duty and thus acted in a manner unbecoming of a public servant”.

All animal are equal ,and not just to one another but they are equal to human beings as well. The Uttarkhand High Court said as much that all animal including birds and aquatic creatures , were living entities with distinct personas, but bestowed on them the same legal rights as living persons. The verdict is noble as it enhancing towards the protection and welfare of animals,and has even been hailed by naturalists and anti-cruelty activist as inspirational,but how feasible it will and how quickly it will implemented properly. High court gives such a noble decision when uttarakhand continues to grapple with problem such as poaching and a depleting forest cover. This year,the National Green Tribunal issued showcause notice to the centre and the state government for green-lighting the construction of a link road through the Corbett Tiger Reserve.

Here are some easy tips to help you decide if something sent to you on social media is true:- 1.Understand when a message is forwarded Starting this week,we're rolling out a new feature that lets you see which message have been forwaded .Double check the facts when you're not sure who wrote the original message 2.Be thoughtful about what you share If you are not sure of the source or concerned that the information may be untrue,think twice before sharing 3.You can cantrol what you see On whatsapp or facebook you can block any number or leave any group you want. Use these features to keep control of your Whatsapp and facebook experience. 4.Check information that seems unbelievable Stories that seems hard to believe are often unture so check elsewhere to see if they are really true 5.check photos in messages carefully It is easier to believe photos and videos ,but even these can be edited to mislead you. Sometimes the photo is real ,but the story around it is not. So l...

Indian Railways addressing the biggest complaint you have with its trains – stinking toilets! Indian Railways is addressing the biggest complaint that passengers have with its trains - toilets!  It is very harssed for passenger  of national transport i.e. railway as it has been constently faced criticism for its stinking toilets especially in long distance journey train As per estimate in upcoming 2-3 year there will as many as 50,000 coaches will develops but what about toilets does it will also improve in future let's check with this report:- Indian Railways plans to install bio-toilets in all its trains by the end of March 2019. This move is aimed at keeping tracks defecation free and is an environment-friendly step. As part of Project Utkrisht, Operation Swarn and other initiatives of Indian Railways, toilets in almost the entire fleet of passenger coaches will get a facelift. 

Pakistan former prime minister Nawaz Sharif term 10 year jail 3 times prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter who is emerging as his political heir is sentenced 10 year and 7 year jail respectively On 25 jule ,this year pakistan has general election and this will strengthening the hands of Imran khan  India In sharp contrast with pakistan in this matter with the slow pace of progress in india on panama papers , the content of which led to the 10 year jail sentenced to nawaj sharif for corruption linked to the purchase of flats in London Although the first set of panana paper leak was made public in 2016 in india and pakistan