CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

Global Youth Dialogue on Sustainable Livestock Transformation CALL FOR APPLICATIONS   FAO, in collaboration with Mediterranean Universities Union (UNIMED), is organizing the Global Youth Dialogue on Sustainable Livestock Transformation in parallel to the FAO Global Conference on Sustainable Livestock Transformation. WHEN 25–27 September 2023 WHERE FAO headquarters, Rome (Italy) WHY The Youth Dialogue was co-created by youth, for youth. It will connect and empower young people around the globe to discuss key priorities and challenges and identify innovative and actionable solutions for sustainable livestock transformation. The Youth Dialogue will: provide youth across the globe with a platform to express and exchange their ideas on sustainable livestock transformation; provide an opportunity for young people to engage with representatives of FAO Members, producer organizations, research and academia, development agencies, civil society organizations and the private sector; make young people part of the conversation. WHO The event will bring together up to 200 young people (21-35 years old) from across the world with a professional and/or academic background in livestock. Apply now!   Deadline for applications is 31 July 2023.

More information: click here, visit the site or contact FAO-Youth-Dialogue@uni-med.net

ELT, International and National Conference: Call for Papers

 The English Language Teachers’ Association of India (ELTAI) in association with Changu Kana Thakur Arts, Commerce and Science College, New Panvel (Autonomous), Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, organises the 16th International and 52nd Annual Conference of ELTAI on “Indian ELT: Imitative or Generative?” from 8th to 10th December 2022 (Thursday-Saturday).

Abstracts are invited for paper presentations, poster presentations and workshops. A detailed call for abstracts is available at http://conferences.eltai.in/ The abstracts should also be submitted online at the same website on or before 15 October 2022.

Agnipath Scheme for joining Indian Armed Forces

 The Union Cabinet today approved an attractive recruitment scheme for Indian youth to serve in the Armed Forces. The scheme is called AGNIPATH and the youth selected under this scheme will be known as Agniveers. AGNIPATH allows patriotic and motivated youth to serve in the Armed Forces for a period of four years.

Agniveers will be given an attractive customised monthly package along with Risk and Hardship allowances as applicable in the three services. On completion of the engagement period of four years, Agniveers will be paid one time ‘SevaNidhi’ package which shall comprise their contribution including accrued interest thereon and matching contribution from the Government equal to the accumulated amount of their contribution including interest. 

Enrolment will be undertaken through an online centralised system for all three services with specialised rallies and campus interviews from recognised technical institutes such as Industrial Training Institutes and National Skills Qualifications Framework, among others. Enrolment will be based on ‘All India All Class’ basis and the eligible age will be in range from 17.5 to 21 years. Agniveers will meet the medical eligibility conditions laid down for enrolment in the armed forces as applicable to respective categories/trades. The educational qualification for Agniveers will remain as in vogue for enrollment in various categories. {For example: For entry into General Duty (GD) soldier, the educational qualification is Class 10).

Education Ministry is to recognize in-service training received by Agniveers as credits for graduation.

Under IGNOU’s specially designed degree programme, in-service training to count for 50 percent credit, the rest to come from a choice-based basket of courses.

Programme is to provide for multiple entry-exit points with appropriate certification at every level.

Degree is to be granted by IGNOU, with recognition in India and abroad for employment and education.

Programme will open up opportunities for Agniveers to pursue civilian careers of their choice.

Source: pib.gov.in 

Digital University, India

 Government of India in its Budget 2022-2023 has announced establishment of Digital University. The University will provide access to students across the country for world-class quality universal education with personalised learning experience at their doorsteps. This will be made available in different Indian languages and Information & Communication Technology (ICT) formats. The University will be built on a networked hub-spoke model, with the hub building cutting edge ICT expertise. 

Info source: Lok Sabha and the Website of Education Department, GoI

How can one person apply for eighth standard examination without studying from schools?

How can one person apply for eighth standard examination without studying from schools?

Ans

You can opt for class 8 examination from National Institute of Open Schooling, Noida (NIOS)

The marksheet and passing certificate are recognised by the Government of India and all the state governments. You can log in to nios.ac.in 

This course can also be done at Panchayat Samiti level under National Literacy Mission. Contact the Block Development Officer' office in your area for details and enrolment.

Where is BVSC done through distance education?

Where is BVSc done through distance education?

Ans.

BVSc is the short form for Bachelor of Veterinary Science. It is a professional medical course for becoming doctors for treating animals. It can be done through a 5 to 6 years regular study in a veterinary medical college. This course cannot be offered through Distance Education.

Some colleges offer a similar course called BVSc & AH, where AH stands for Animal Husbandry. Both the courses are equivalent. 

But once you complete a regular BVSc,  you can do PG Diploma in various specialties through distance education from Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Science University, Chennai. 

NISHTHA Secondary Programme for Teachers

All the teachers teaching any subject in class 9 to 12 must take part in an in-service teacher training programme organised online by NCERT from 01 August 2021 to 31 December 2021. 

So please download Diksha App from Google Play Store today and enrol for the course on or before 01 August. 

Syllabus for the NISHTHA programme is attached. 

Timeline to complete each course of the Programme is also attached. 

कक्षा 9 से 12 में किसी भी विषय को पढ़ाने वाले सभी शिक्षकों को 01 अगस्त 2021 से 31 दिसंबर 2021 तक एनसीईआरटी द्वारा ऑनलाइन आयोजित सेवाकालीन शिक्षक प्रशिक्षण कार्यक्रम में भाग लेना होगा।

तो कृपया आज ही Google Play Store से Diksha ऐप डाउनलोड करें और 01 अगस्त को या उससे पहले पाठ्यक्रम के लिए नामांकन करें।

NISHTHA कार्यक्रम के लिए पाठ्यक्रम संलग्न है।

कार्यक्रम के प्रत्येक पाठ्यक्रम को पूरा करने की समय-सीमा भी संलग्न है।

Certificate in Spoken Sanskrit

Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University, Ahmedabad

Certificate Course in Spoken Sankrit (CSS) through Distance Education

Objectives of the Course:

• To engage in simple and practical Sanskrit conversation.
• To understand the meanings of Sanskrit prose and poetry.
• To utilize syntax, appropriate tenses and inflections at the time of conversation.
• To read and understand texts composed in Sanskrit literature and will feel gratitude for our sanskruti.

• Eligibility: Class 10 pass
• Duration: 6 months
• Study Centre: Ahmedabad
• Apply through www.baou.edu.in 

Class 12 pass candidates can apply for Diploma in Spoken Sanskrit which is a one year course. 

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DTO/RTO List of Madhya Pradesh and their Code

State Governor's Vehicle	MP01
MP Government Vehicles	MP02
MP Police Vehicles	MP03
Bhopal	MP04
Hoshangabad	MP05
Morena	MP06
Gwalior	MP07
Guna	MP08
Indore	MP09
Khargone	MP10
Dhar	MP11
Khandwa	MP12
Ujjain	MP13
Mandsaur	MP14
Sagar	MP15
Chhatarpur	MP16
Rewa	MP17
Shahdol	MP18
Satna	MP19
Jabalpur	MP20
Katni	MP21
Seoni	MP22
Raipur	MP23
Durg	MP24
Jagdalpur	MP25
Bilaspur	MP26
Ambikapur	MP27
Chhindwara	MP28
Rajnandgaon	MP29
Bhind	MP30
Sheopur	MP31
Datia	MP32
Shivpuri	MP33
Damoh	MP34
Panna	MP35
Tikamgarh	MP36
Sehore	MP37
Raisen	MP38
Rajgarh	MP39
Vidisha	MP40
Dewas	MP41
Shajapur	MP42
Ratlam	MP43
Neemuch	MP44
Jhabua	MP45
Barwani	MP46
Harda	MP47
Betul	MP48
Narsinghpur	MP49
Balaghat	MP50
Mandla	MP51
Dindori	MP52
Sidhi	MP53
Umaria	MP54
Anuppur	MP65
Singrauli	MP66
Ashoknagar	MP67
Burhanpur	MP68
Alirajpur	MP69
Agar	MP70

 

Name of DTO / RTO and Code in Uttar Pradesh

Saharanpur		UP-11
Muzaffarnagar		UP-12
Bulandshahr		UP-13
Ghaziabad		UP-14
Meerut		UP-15
Noida		UP-16
Bagpat		UP-17
Greater Noida		UP-18
Shamli		UP-19
Bijnor		UP-20
Moradabad		UP-21
Rampur		UP-22
Jyotiba Phule Nagar		UP-23
Badaun		UP-24
Bareilly		UP-25
Pilibhit		UP-26
Shahjahanpur		UP-27
Ayodhya		UP-28
Yusuf		UP-29
Hardoi		UP-30
Kheri		UP-31
Lucknow		UP-32
Raebareli		UP-33
Sitapur		UP-34
Unnao		UP-35
Amethi district	UP-36
Hapur	UP-37
Sambhal	UP-38
Bahraich	UP-40
Barabanki	UP-41
Faizabad	UP-42
Gonda	UP-43
Sultanpur	UP-44
Ambedkar Nagar	UP-45
Shrawasti	UP-46
Balrampur	UP-47
Azamgarh	UP-50
Basti	UP-51
Deoria	UP-52
Gorakhpur	UP-53
Mau	UP-54
Siddharth Nagar	UP-55
Mahrajganj	UP-56
Padrauna	UP-57
Sant Kabir Nagar	UP-58
Ballia	UP-60
Ghazipur	UP-61
Jaunpur	UP-62
Mirzapur	UP-63
Sonbhadra	UP-64
Varanasi			UP-65
Bhadohi			UP-66
Chandauli			UP-67
Allahabad			UP-70
Fatehpur			UP-71
Pratapgarh			UP-72
Kaushambi			UP-73
Kannauj			UP-74
Etawah			UP-75
Farrukhabad			UP-76
Kanpur Dehat (rural)			UP-77
Kanpur			UP-78
Auraiya			UP-79
Agra			UP-80
Aligarh			UP-81
Etah			UP-82
Firozabad			UP-83
Mainpuri			UP-84
Mathura			UP-85
Mahamaya Nagar			UP-86
Kanshiram Nagar			UP-87
Banda			UP-90
Hamirpur			UP-91
Jalaun			UP-92
Jhansi			UP-93