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PM Yashasvi Scholarship Scheme 2025: A Government Initiative to Empower Economically Weaker Students...

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AICTE Student Development Schemes: Scholarships, Fellowships, and Internships

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), a statutory body under the Department of Higher Education, plays a crucial role in promoting quality technical education. It oversees policy planning, coordination, and regulation to maintain high academic standards across institutions.

As part of its Student Development Schemes, AICTE provides various scholarships, fellowships, internships, and other educational opportunities. Here are some key schemes currently available:

1. AICTE Saraswati Scholarship 2024

Eligibility: Meritorious female students pursuing BBA, BMS, and BCA courses in AICTE-approved institutions.

Objective: Encourages women to pursue undergraduate degrees in Management and Computer Applications.

Application Deadline: March 10, 2025.

2. AICTE Yashasvi Scheme 2024 (Young Achievers' Scholarship and Holistic Academic Skills Venture Initiative)

Eligibility: Meritorious students seeking admission in core branches of Engineering at the Diploma and UG levels.

Objective: Supports students pursuing Degree/Diploma courses in core engineering disciplines.

Scholarships Available: 5,200 scholarships per year for first-year students in AICTE-approved institutions.

Application Deadline: March 10, 2025.

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[ad_1] Rishabh Pant in action at the SCG (PC: Debasis Sen) The denouement of a 149-minute episode (innings) was a tad unsatisfying. Rishabh Pant tried to pull a Scott Boland delivery that was a touch short. On a normal pitch, the shot was on. On a spicy SCG surface, the delivery hurried the batsman and took the toe-end of the bat to Pat Cummins at mid-on. On the face of it, the left-hand batter was done in by another wrong choice of shot. But it is important to judge things in the right context. Yes, the dismissal was down to an error of judgment, as Pant picked the wrong length to play the shot. His eyes lit up at half-a-chance to break the stranglehold. Boland forced the error and deserved credit. Boland’s bowling, the discipline he showed and the way he relentlessly probed the batsmen, would have made even Glenn McGrath, the man behind the Pink Test, proud. In fact, collectively the Australian bowling was so good that it gave hardly any breathing space to the opponents. The ball was seaming around all day. Such was the control from the Australian bowlers that India could hit only four boundaries in the first 39 overs. From a batting point of view, the conditions and the degree of difficulty demanded top application. Pant showed it. He took blows, writhed in pain, curbed his natural instincts and gritted it out. During his 98-ball stay at the crease, Pant showed he was a good student of the game, willing to learn from his mistakes. The hara-kiri he committed at the MCG took him to the verge of being dropped for the final Test. A talking-to was needed, and he duly got it from Gautam Gambhir, the head coach. The 27-year-old displayed a marked improvement. Runs were at a premium on the first day of the final Test in Sydney. The Indian batsmen showed the stomach for a fight, but a claustrophobic dressing-room atmosphere ostensibly played a part in them going into a shell. It felt like the batsmen were playing with a fear of failure. Rohit Sharma’s omission was seismic. The entire charade around it affected the dressing room. Out there in the middle, the batsmen even looked uncertain about rotating the strike. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Rishabh Pant at the SCG (PC: Debasis Sen) Pant, although subdued by his gung-ho standards, tried to release the pressure. He stepped out a couple of times to counter-attack. Also, he was one player who looked keen on taking the singles. Overall, until the point he got out, he batted sensibly. ��I think in this innings, I was not in a frame of mind where I wanted to take charge of the game because the wicket was doing too much,” Pant said at the post-day press conference. “And the kind of situation we were in and while playing inside I felt like I could play a little bit of defensive cricket. Yes, there’s a time to attack but when (to do it), you have to feel that from inside.” Rohit is gone. Virat Kohli’s glorious career has entered the twilight zone. Pant, along with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, is the future of India’s batting. He is a happy-go-lucky character, someone who could sport a smile even while doing rehab after a life-threatening car accident. And in the grand scheme of things, the learnings from the ongoing series would help him become a better cricketer. Until this Australia tour, his natural talent had made things easy, irrespective of the opponents, conditions and situations. This is the first series where Pant has suffered serious reverses – just 194 runs in eight innings at an average of 24.25. “In cricket, you fail a lot more than you succeed,” Rahul Dravid told WV Raman on the latter’s Inside Out podcast a few years ago. “In batting, in general, you fail a lot more. If you consider a fifty as a success point, you don’t cross fifty in the majority of your innings. So, you do learn to fail a lot in cricket.” Going ahead, the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy, where Pant has been learning to bat differently, could be a major signpost in his career. Also Read: India’s Batting Failures: A Crisis of Strategy, Execution, or Both?

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[ad_1] Rishabh Pant in action at the SCG (PC: Debasis Sen) The denouement of a 149-minute episode (innings) was a tad unsatisfying. Rishabh Pant tried to pull a Scott Boland delivery that was a touch short. On a normal pitch, the shot was on. On a spicy SCG surface, the delivery hurried the batsman and took the toe-end of the bat to Pat Cummins at mid-on. On the face of it, the left-hand batter was done in by another wrong choice of shot. But it is important to judge things in the right context. Yes, the dismissal was down to an error of judgment, as Pant picked the wrong length to play the shot. His eyes lit up at half-a-chance to break the stranglehold. Boland forced the error and deserved credit. Boland’s bowling, the discipline he showed and the way he relentlessly probed the batsmen, would have made even Glenn McGrath, the man behind the Pink Test, proud. In fact, collectively the Australian bowling was so good that it gave hardly any breathing space to the opponents. The ball was seaming around all day. Such was the control from the Australian bowlers that India could hit only four boundaries in the first 39 overs. From a batting point of view, the conditions and the degree of difficulty demanded top application. Pant showed it. He took blows, writhed in pain, curbed his natural instincts and gritted it out. During his 98-ball stay at the crease, Pant showed he was a good student of the game, willing to learn from his mistakes. The hara-kiri he committed at the MCG took him to the verge of being dropped for the final Test. A talking-to was needed, and he duly got it from Gautam Gambhir, the head coach. The 27-year-old displayed a marked improvement. Runs were at a premium on the first day of the final Test in Sydney. The Indian batsmen showed the stomach for a fight, but a claustrophobic dressing-room atmosphere ostensibly played a part in them going into a shell. It felt like the batsmen were playing with a fear of failure. Rohit Sharma’s omission was seismic. The entire charade around it affected the dressing room. Out there in the middle, the batsmen even looked uncertain about rotating the strike. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Rishabh Pant at the SCG (PC: Debasis Sen) Pant, although subdued by his gung-ho standards, tried to release the pressure. He stepped out a couple of times to counter-attack. Also, he was one player who looked keen on taking the singles. Overall, until the point he got out, he batted sensibly. “I think in this innings, I was not in a frame of mind where I wanted to take charge of the game because the wicket was doing too much,” Pant said at the post-day press conference. “And the kind of situation we were in and while playing inside I felt like I could play a little bit of defensive cricket. Yes, there’s a time to attack but when (to do it), you have to feel that from inside.” Rohit is gone. Virat Kohli’s glorious career has entered the twilight zone. Pant, along with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, is the future of India’s batting. He is a happy-go-lucky character, someone who could sport a smile even while doing rehab after a life-threatening car accident. And in the grand scheme of things, the learnings from the ongoing series would help him become a better cricketer. Until this Australia tour, his natural talent had made things easy, irrespective of the opponents, conditions and situations. This is the first series where Pant has suffered serious reverses – just 194 runs in eight innings at an average of 24.25. “In cricket, you fail a lot more than you succeed,” Rahul Dravid told WV Raman on the latter’s Inside Out podcast a few years ago. “In batting, in general, you fail a lot more. If you consider a fifty as a success point, you don’t cross fifty in the majority of your innings. So, you do learn to fail a lot in cricket.” Going ahead, the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy, where Pant has been learning to bat differently, could be a major signpost in his career. Also Read: India’s Batting Failures: A Crisis of Strategy, Execution, or Both?

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[ad_1] India head coach Rahul Dravid confirmed on Wednesday that the team will persist with Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal as openers in the run-up to the T20 World Cup, underlining the importance of a left-right pair at the pole position. Rohit has returned to India's T20 scheme of things for the series against Afghanistan, beginning in Mohali on Thursday, after a hiatus of 14 months. His previous appearance was in the 2022 T20 World Cup semifinal against England at Adelaide.Jaiswal has been opening in the shortest format since the away series against the West Indies in August last year."As of now, we will be opening with Rohit and Jaiswal. When you have a squad that offers flexibility, we can take a call that is in the best interest of the team," Dravid said on the eve of the match."We are certainly happy with what Jaiswal has done for us as an opener. It also gives us the left-right combination at the top," added Dravid.However, that will leave the question on how to find a place for Shubman Gill, who either opens or comes at No. 3 in T20Is. It is pertinent because Virat Kohli too has made a comeback to T20Is along with Rohit.Star batsman Kohli has been named in the squad for the series against Afghanistan, though he will be available only from the second T20I.So, how is the think-tank going to accommodate Kohli in the eleven? Is pairing Kohli with Rohit at the top a rational move to make? Dravid did not entirely rule out that possibility."Nothing is closed (Kohli opening with Rohit). We have no doubt that the kind of ability and skill sets players like Rohit and Kohli possess, they will be able to find answers against different kind of bowling," said Dravid.The former Indian captain said the selection process will be dominated by the capability of a player to negate all circumstances, and will not merely rely on the desire to field a left-right combination."We still have left-handers in the line-up. But it is not only about left-handers but it is their ability to play through a period and to be able to tackle different kinds of spin that there is."Players like Rinku, Jaiswal and Tilak have come in as well, which adds a nice string to the bow. But in the end, we make selection on the basis of performance, not just on the left-hand or right-hand batsman," he insisted.The Bengaluru man was wholesome in his praise for Rinku Singh, and lauded the Uttar Pradesh batter for performing the high-pressure job of finisher with aplomb."He has been performing well in the role of a finisher. This series (against Afghanistan) is another opportunity for him to develop himself as a cricketer further."Whatever opportunity he gets here or in the IPL, it will be good for his development. Whenever a player does well, he always remains in the thoughts of the selector," he said.(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)Topics mentioned in this article [ad_2] Source link

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Former stars advise the Inclusion of these players, as Rahul Dravid admits to the long-tail problem of Team India

In T20 cricket, the Indian cricket team is still battling the long-tail problem. Even the head coach of Team India, Rahul Dravid, admitted that there is a shortage of all-rounders in the team. In the 5th T20 between India and the West Indies cricket team, Tilak Varma even bowled and cooked the wicket of Nicholas Pooran. Although Varma and Yashasvi Jaiswal have been backed to bowl more often by the Indian team management, even former cricketers are backing this approach by the Indian team.

Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra said that Team India should push batsmen who can bowl and give youngsters like Yashasvi Jaiswal and Tilak Varma a long rope and encouragement to bowl as often as possible. He also called for spin-bowling all-rounder Washington Sundar to become a part of India's scheme of things in the T20I format.

Chopra said in a tweet on X, Considering that most of the current Indian batters don't bowl even a couple of overs, the Indian team must start pushing for batters who do. Yashasvi-Tilak should be given a longer rope and encouraged to bowl as often as possible. Washington has to be in India's T20 scheme of things too."

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PM యశస్వి స్కాలర్షిప్ 2023 | PM YASHASVI Scheme 2023 Notification Out | Apply Now

PM YASHASVI: ఈరోజుకి కూడా దేశమంతటా చాలామంది విద్యార్థులు పేదరికం, ఆర్థికపరమైన కారణాల వలన  విద్యాభ్యాసాన్ని కొనసాగించలేకపోతున్నారు . ఈ సమస్యను దృష్టిలో ఉంచుకొని కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం (నరేంద్ర మోడీ గారు) PM Yashasvi Scholarship పథకాన్ని ప్రారంభించింది. PM Yashasvi Scholarship ను కేంద్రం ప్రభుత్వం Social Justice and Empowerment (MSJ&E) మంత్రిత్వ శాఖ మరియు నేషనల్ టెస్టింగ్ ఏజెన్సీ(NTA) ద్వారా అమలు పరచడం…

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PM Scholarship : अब नहीं रुकेगी पढ़ाई, ऐसे लें स्कॉलरशिप का लाभ, मिलेंगे पुरे 25000 रुपये

PM Scholarship : अब नहीं रुकेगी पढ़ाई, ऐसे लें स्कॉलरशिप का लाभ, मिलेंगे पुरे 25000 रुपये

PM Scholarship अब नहीं रुकेगी पढ़ाई, ऐसे लें स्कॉलरशिप का लाभ, मिलेंगे पुरे 25000 रुपये : पीएम स्कॉलरशिप ( PM Scholarship Scheme ) के लिए सत्र 2022-23 में ऑनलाइन रजिस्ट्रेशन शुरू हो गया है. जो छात्र छात्रवृत्ति ( Scholarship ) प्राप्त करना चाहते हैं वे ऑनलाइन आवेदन करके इसका लाभ उठा सकते हैं। केंद्रीय सैनिक बोर्ड द्वारा प्रधानमंत्री छात्रवृत्ति योजना ( Pradhan Mantri Scholarship Scheme ) शुरू की…

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PM YASHASVI Admit Card 2022 @yet.nta.ac.in Exam Date, Hall Ticket

PM YASHASVI Admit Card 2022 Download link from yet.nta.ac.in Exam Date. Yasasvi Hall Ticket for Roll No will discussed here. National Testing Agency has going to organize the written examination for the PM YASHASVI Scheme. Due to this applicant need to check the details about the exam through the PM YASHASVI Admit Card 2022. According to the details, the aspirants can see that this has a…

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Mahaveer Carnation - Designed for Happiness

While we plan to buy a house there a lot of elements we take into account, such as a house with our desired characteristics, its neighborhood and the surrounding area, location and size of the plots, land configuration, architecture of the property, the returns it will provide in the future, its price, amenities provided, and much more.

 Beginning with the hunt for our home, our prime target is often the location that provides us all the facilities we talked about. So, let us proceed and find out the ideal location.

 The city, Bangalore has thrived in all aspects. It already has giant IT parks and also preparing to adopt more such IT and business parks. Also, the city has big shopping malls, hospitals, colleges, universities, and all other amenities one would want. If we talk about convenience, it offers good connectivity from bus transportation to railways to metro. You can travel to each corner of the city. 

 Now that we know the location, let us move forward and find out if there is any property which can fulfill our expectation in Bangalore.

 Mahaveer Carnation is a residential project by Mahaveer Group in Kanakapura Road, Bangalore South. Apartments with a great mix of modern architecture and amenities are available as part of the scheme, ensuring a spacious living environment. The project occupies nearly 1.61 acres of land, with 80 percent of it being open space. It is made up of one tower with four floors each. It has a total of 103 units.

 Mahaveer Carnation offers the following amenities:

 Multipurpose hall, 

· Gymnasium, 

· Indoor game, 

· Swimming pool, 

· Badminton court, 

· Senior citizens park, 

· Landscape area, 

· Children's play area, and many more.

Besides, the advantages offered by the apartment itself, its location also adds primacy to the project.

Situated in Kanakapura Road, South Bengaluru, Mahaveer Carnation is strategically located and is in proximity to the following places:

Yashasvi International School - 950 m

Mathru Hospital - 4.4 km,

Talaghattapura Lake - 1.5 km,

Talaghattapura Police Station - 1.5 km,

It also offers connectivity to various roads making it convenient to travel both inside and outside the city.

Now that we know about the property in detail, let us shed some light on the builder’s history and background and check out if they are trustworthy.

In 1998, the Mahaveer Group came into being. With over 22 years of experience in real estate growth and the successful completion of many projects, the company is a seasoned pro. The Group is also the first organization in South India to be accredited under ISO 9001:2015, and it has a range of well-known initiatives. They have a proven delivery track record, having completed 115 real estate developments, and have the strong financial capability and corporate governance. They adhere to the principle of focusing on prompt project completion and good construction efficiency. They also have outstanding customer service monitoring to assist the customers.

Whether you want to reside, give it on rent, or looking for a property to invest in. The project offered by Mahaveer Group is not just available at an affordable price but also comparatively budget-friendly making “Mahaveer Carnation” a worthy property to invest in for all the desired purposes.

Also, if you're planning to buy it, but struggling to arrange a down payment, HomeCapital offers a Home Down Payment Assistance to connect with more homebuyers - a program that also financially helps homebuyers in early rather than delayed buying of their dream home. HomeCapital is the pioneer of the Down Payment Assistance (DPA) program for homeowners. 

Now, live a Luxurious and fascinating life with your family at Mahaveer Carnation.