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The initial approval will be for 10 years and will be renewed in the ninth year subject to the meeting of certain conditions. These institutions shall not offer any such study programme which jeopardises the national interest of India

Foreign universities can now set up campuses in India but cannot hold online classes: UGC

The initial approval will be for 10 years and will be renewed in the ninth year subject to the meeting of certain conditions. These institutions shall not offer any such study programme which jeopardises the national interest of India

University Grants Commission chairman M Jagadesh Kumar on January 5, 2023 unveiled draft norms under which foreign universities will be able to set up their campuses in India for the first time.&nbsp;
While these universities will have the freedom to devise their own admission process and fee structure, campuses in India will be allowed to offer full-time programmes only in physical mode.&nbsp;
On matters related to funds and funding, UGC said cross-border movement of funds would be according to the Foreign Exchange Management Act.
The final norms will be notified by the end of January 2023 after taking into account feedback from stakeholders.
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UGC new portal  : Over 23,000 higher education courses, including programmes on artificial intelligence , cyber security and early childhood care, will now be available free of cost on a new web portal from Friday, the University Grants Commission.

UGC new portal: over 23,000 higher education courses made free

The University Grants Commission has said that over 23,000 higher education courses will now be available free of cost on a new web portal from July 29. 

However, for availing the services and infrastructure, a user has to pay a fee of Rs 20 per day or Rs 500 per month to reimburse the cost of the infrastructure they use.&nbsp;

UGC new portal: Over 23,000 higher education courses, including programmes on artificial intelligence (AI), cyber security and early childhood care, will now be available free of cost on a new web portal from Friday, the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/ugc-to-allow-students-to-pursue-two-full-time-degrees-simultaneously-1649772049210">University Grants Commission (UGC)</a> has said.
The portal is aimed at bridging the digital divide and enhancing the accessibility of higher education in remote parts of the country.
It will be launched on Friday as part of the second anniversary of the National Education Policy-2020.
The UGC has tied up with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to integrate the e-resources with their over 7.5 lakh Common Service Centres (CSC) and Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) Centres to offer these courses from the forthcoming academic session of 2022-23.
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"As part of its efforts in making higher education accessible to all, the UGC has been constantly working in making digital resources available to students in English as well as regional languages," UGC Chairman M Jagadesh Kumar said on Thursday.
The CSCs aim is to provide digital access and make e-governance services available to the citizens especially those who are living in rural India at their doorstep.
Nearly 2.5 lakh CSCs and SPVs are operating in gram panchayats and more than 5 lakh CSCs/SPVs centres are functional across the country.
"The CSCs and SPVs are being managed and operated by entrepreneurs who belong to the local community and referred to as village level entrepreneurs (VLEs). VLEs operate the centres to earn their living by delivering online services. These centres have computers and internet connectivity," Kumar said.
The courses include 23,000 postgraduate courses, 137 SWAYAM MOOC courses in emerging areas and 25 non-engineering SWAYAM courses. There are no charges for accessing these on the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/ugc-new-portal-over-23-000-higher-education-courses-made-free-1659084953138">UGC portal</a>.
"All courses are free. However, for availing the services and infrastructure of CSC/ SVP, a user has to pay a fee of Rs 20 per day or Rs 500 per month to reimburse the VLEs efforts and cost of their infrastructure," said Kumar.
"This is similar to other government projects like Ayushman Bharat Yojana, PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, e-Shram, Pan Card, Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maandhan Yojana (PMSYM) and many others,&rdquo; he added.
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Delhi reported a significant spike in new Covid cases, just a day before the meeting of the authority which decides on restrictions.
The national capital reported 632 new cases, recorded over 24 hours, on April 19.A day earlier, the number stood at 501.&nbsp;However, the positivity rate declined, possibly due to higher number of tests being conducted.
On April 19, the positivity rate was 4.42%, as compared to 7.72% on April 18.&nbsp;Positivity rate is the proportion of positive results as compared to the total number of tests conducted.
Meanwhile, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority is slated to meet on April 20.The DDMA is chaired by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, and includes Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and health minister Satyendra Jain, among other senior officials.
The DDMA is likely to discuss making face masks mandatory again, as per news agency PTI.&nbsp;Weeks earlier, Delhi had removed the fine imposed on people for not wearing masks.&nbsp;The issue of hybrid mode of offline and online classes in schools is also likely to be discussed.
Masks have already been made mandatory by Uttar Pradesh and Haryana in districts bordering Delhi, as per reports.

Delhi Covid: big spike in new cases a day before DDMA meet to discuss masks, online classes

Delhi reported a significant spike in new Covid cases, just a day before the meeting of the authority which decides on restrictions. The national capital reported 632 new cases, recorded over 24 hours, on April 19. A day earlier, the number stood at 501. However, the positivity rate declined, possibly due to higher number of tests being conducted. On April 19, the positivity rate was 4.42%, as compared to 7.72% on April 18. Positivity rate is the proportion of positive results as compared to the total number of tests conducted. Meanwhile, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority is slated to meet on April 20. The DDMA is chaired by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, and includes Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and health minister Satyendra Jain, among other senior officials. The DDMA is likely to discuss making face masks mandatory again, as per news agency PTI. Weeks earlier, Delhi had removed the fine imposed on people for not wearing masks. The issue of hybrid mode of offline and online classes in schools is also likely to be discussed. Masks have already been made mandatory by Uttar Pradesh and Haryana in districts bordering Delhi, as per reports.
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CAPTIONS Delhi: big spike in new cases 632 new cases on April 19 Positivity rate at 4.42% DDMA meeting on April 20 Masks, online classes on agenda

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Delhi reported a significant spike in new Covid cases, just a day before the meeting of the authority which decides on restrictions.
The national capital reported 632 new cases, recorded over 24 hours, on April 19. A day earlier, the number stood at 501.&nbsp;However, the positivity rate declined, possibly due to higher number of tests being conducted.
On April 19, the positivity rate was 4.42%, as compared to 7.72% on April 18.&nbsp;Positivity rate is the proportion of positive results as compared to the total number of tests conducted.
Meanwhile, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority is slated to meet on April 20. The DDMA is chaired by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, and includes Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and health minister Satyendra Jain, among other senior officials.
The DDMA is likely to discuss making face masks mandatory again, as per news agency PTI.&nbsp;Weeks earlier, Delhi had removed the fine imposed on people for not wearing masks.&nbsp;The issue of hybrid mode of offline and online classes in schools is also likely to be discussed.
Masks have already been made mandatory by Uttar Pradesh and Haryana in districts bordering Delhi, as per reports.

An 11-year-old girl from Jharkhand is on cloud nine these days. She has got her dream smartphone to pursue online classes. Thanks to an 'uncle' from Mumbai. Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes on roadside in Jamshedpur, managed to buy a high-end smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh paying ₹10,000 per mango to help the girl.
Ameya Hete, a Mumbai based businessman, got to about Tulsi Kumari through local media reports. He bought one dozen mangoes from her for Rs 1.2 lakh to help her buy a smartphone and continue with online classes. He has also given Kumari a mobile phone worth ₹13,000 and Internet recharge throughout the year thus ensuring that there would be no interruption in the education of the girl child, reports said.
Coronavirus pandemic that has brought immense grief and hardships for people, especially to the poor, has also thrown up numerous such heart warming stories of people going out of theie way to help others.

Trader buys 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh to help Jharkhand girl study

Ye Dil&nbsp;Mango More:&nbsp;Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes in Jamshedpur, bought&nbsp;a high-end smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai trader bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh

An 11-year-old girl from Jharkhand is on cloud nine these days. She has got her dream smartphone to pursue online classes. Thanks to an 'uncle' from Mumbai. Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes on roadside in Jamshedpur, managed to buy a highend smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh paying ₹10,000 per mango to help the girl.
Ameya Hete, a Mumbai based businessman, got to about Tulsi Kumari through local media reports. He bought one dozen mangoes from her for Rs 1.2 lakh to help her buy a smartphone and continue with online classes. He has also given Kumari a mobile phone worth ₹13,000 and Internet recharge throughout the year thus ensuring that there would be no interruption in the education of the girl child, reports said.
Coronavirus pandemic that has brought immense grief and hardships for people, especially to the poor, has also thrown up numerous such heart warming stories of people going out of theie way to help others.

Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes on roadside in Jamshedpur, managed to buy a high-end smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh

An 11-year-old girl from Jharkhand is on cloud nine these days. She has got her dream smartphone to pursue online classes. Thanks to an 'uncle' from Mumbai. Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes on roadside in Jamshedpur, managed to buy a high-end smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh paying ₹10,000 per mango to help the girl.
Ameya Hete, a Mumbai based businessman, got to about Tulsi Kumari through local media reports. He bought one dozen mangoes from her for Rs 1.2 lakh to help her buy a smartphone and continue with online classes. He has also given Kumari a mobile phone worth ₹13,000 and Internet recharge throughout the year thus ensuring that there would be no interruption in the education of the girl child, reports said.
Coronavirus pandemic that has brought immense grief and hardships for people, especially to the poor, has also thrown up numerous such heart warming stories of people going out of theie way to help others.

A six-year-old girl's mann ki baat&nbsp;has gone viral on social media. The cute video, has the girl from Kashmir complaining to PM Modi about home work burden on small kids during the online classes. The adorable video shows the girl sharing the plight of children with 'Modi sahab'. She very cutely lists all the online classes that she has to attend in a day from 10 am to 2 pm, and then also do homework. "Chhote bachchon ko itna kaam kyu dete hain, Modi sahab," she asks. Reacting to the video, J&amp;K L-G Manoj Sinha has directed the school education department to come out with a policy within 48 hours to lighten burden of homework on school kids.

Watch: 6-yr-old's cute complaint to Modi sahab about home work

A six-year-old girl's mann ki baat&nbsp;has gone viral on social media. The cute video, has the girl from Kashmir complaining to PM Modi about home work burden on small kids

A six-year-old girl's mann ki baat&nbsp;has gone viral on social media. The cute video, has the girl from Kashmir complaining to PM Modi about home work burden on small kids during the online classes. The adorable video shows the girl sharing the plight of children with 'Modi sahab'. She very cutely lists all the online classes that she has to attend in a day from 10 am to 2 pm, and then also do homework. "Chhote bachchon ko itna kaam kyu dete hain, Modi sahab," she asks. Reacting to the video, J&amp;K L-G Manoj Sinha has directed the school education department to come out with a policy within 48 hours to lighten burden of homework on school kids.
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A six-year-old girl's mann ki baat&nbsp;has gone viral on social media. The cute video, has the girl from Kashmir complaining to PM Modi about home work burden on small kids during the online classes. The adorable video shows the girl sharing the plight of children with 'Modi sahab'. She very cutely lists all the online classes that she has to attend in a day from 10 am to 2 pm, and then also do homework. "Chhote bachchon ko itna kaam kyu dete hain, Modi sahab," she asks. Reacting to the video, J&amp;K L-G Manoj Sinha has directed the school education department to come out with a policy within 48 hours to lighten burden of homework on school kids.

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