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Special Convocation of KIIT Like KIIT, Mongolia Also Gives Importance to Women: Ambassador of Mangolia to India
The Special Convocation of KIIT Deemed to be University on 30th May 2024 was marked by inspiring speeches and recognition of the institution’s remarkable achievements. Distinguished speakers, including the Mongolian Ambassador to India, Mr. Ganbold Dambajay, lauded the university's contributions to education and women empowerment. Every year, a special Convocation is organized for the international students studying at KIIT DU.
Altogether, 665 candidates received their degrees in the ceremony. In the field of medicine, 158 students were awarded DM, MD/MS and MBBS degrees. Similarly, 94 students were awarded BDS (Dental) and 96 M.Sc. Nursing and B.Sc. in Nursing degrees. Every year, at the Special Convocation, KIIT also awards degrees to the international students studying here. Among foreign students, three were awarded Ph.D. degrees, 41 received postgraduate degrees and 273 students got undergraduate degrees.
Praising KIIT, KISS, and KIMS for their efforts in empowering women, Mr. Dambajay remarked, “The real power in any household belongs to the ladies. In my country, women play a major role in society. I am happy to note that KISS also gave opportunities to young girls towards self-empowerment. In time, they will give back significantly to society.”
He encouraged the young graduates to conquer the world with their hard work and dedication towards society.
Ambassador Mr. Dambajay highlighted the historical and spiritual connections between India and Mongolia. “Mongolian-Indian relations date back to 2000 years. Monks used to come to study at Nalanda University and at a time when there were no means of transport,” he said. He also reminisced about the spiritual bond, noting, “Monks from here collected water from the River Ganga and poured it into a lake in eastern Mongolia, which came to be known as Lake Ganga.”
KIIT Chancellor Mr. Ashok Parija celebrated the students' achievements, stating, “Our students have distinguished themselves both in academics and outside.” He credited the Founder of KIIT & KISS Dr. Achyuta Samanta’s tireless dedication as the driving force behind KIIT’s success and urged the students to “embrace the challenge, be bold in your aspirations, and compassionate in your actions.”
KIIT Pro Chancellor Dr Subrata Kumar Acharya underscored the rapid strides the university has made, noting its position among the top 10 in the country by Times Higher Education.
Dr. CBK Mohanty, Pro Vice Chancellor of the School of Medicine, addressed the graduating students, stating, “This is the end of your educational careers, but this is the stepping stone for the future to achieve milestones. Please seek a dream for a brighter future, plan, and pursue a good life ahead.”
Vice Chancellor Prof. Saranjit Singh highlighted the university’s international collaborations, stating, “More than 20 MoUs have been signed with international universities, including a cluster of 22 US universities.” He proudly noted that KIIT’s TBI has won the Successful Incubator Award by Startup Odisha and celebrated five students who have qualified for the Paris Olympics.
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Holidays
April Facts Day
Arizona Gives Day (Arizona)
Autism Acceptance Day (Abeldane Empire)
Education and Sharing Day
Elevate Your Sprinkler Day
Flag Day (Azores; Portugal)
Great Lovers Day
Green Day
Hecuba Asteroid Day
International Children's Book Day
International Fact-Checking Day
International Passover Joke Day
International 2x4 Day
International Wedgie Day
Love Your Produce Manager
Malvinas Day (Argentina)
Mint Day
Morel Day (French Republic)
National All Things Detroit Day
National Buy a New Dildo Day
National Cryocooler Day
National Day of Prayer & Fast (Liberia)
National DIY Day
National Elevate Your Sprinkler Day
National Ferret Day
National Handmade Day
National Love Your Produce Manager Day
National Out to Win Day
National Reconciliation Day
National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day
Odisha Day (India)
Pascua Florida Day (Florida)
Pharmacists in Public Health Day
Preen-tail Day (a.k.a. Tallie Day; Scotland)
Reconciliation Day
Taily Day (Scotland)
Thai Heritage Conservation Day (Thailand)
Velcro Day
Veterans Day (Argentina)
World Autism Awareness Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day
1st Tuesday in April
Garlic Tuesday (in “The Legend of Dick and Dom”) [1st Tuesday]
National Family Caregiver Day (Canada) [1st Tuesday]
National Healthy Schools Day [1st Tuesday]
National Service Recognition Day [1st Tuesday]
Oncology Nursing Day (Canada) [1st Tuesday]
Sexual Assault Awareness Month’s Day of Action [1st Tuesday]
Southland Anniversary Day (New Zealand) [Tuesday after Easter]
Weekly Holidays beginning April 2 (1st Week)
International Dark Sky Week [thru 4.8]
Independence & Related Days
African Federation (Declared; 2001) [unrecognized]
Capi (Declared; 2017) [unrecognized]
Punjab (Annexed by UK; 1849)
Southland Province Day (New Zealand)
Union Day (Russia and Belarus; 1996; Belarus)
Festivals Beginning April 2, 2024
Pan Celtic Festival (Carlow, Ireland) [thru 4.6]
Feast Days
Abundius of Como (Christian; Saint)
Æbbe the Younger (Christian; Saint)
Amphianus of Lycia (Christian; Saint)
Apian of Lycia (Christian; Saint)
Apphiam and Theodosia (Christian; Martyrs)
Bronach of Glen-Seichis (Irish martyrology)
Constantine, King of Scotland (Christian; Saint)
Day to Carry Death Away (Parts of Ancient Germany; Everyday Wicca)
Ebba (a.k.a. Abba; Christian; Saint)
Émile Zola (Writerism)
Existential Angst Day (Pastafarian)
Euclid (Positivist; Saint)
Feast of Acan (Mayan God of Alcohol)
Francis of Paola (Christian; Saint)
Francisco Coll Guitart (Christian; Saint)
Hans Christian Andersen (Writerism)
Henry Budd (Anglican Church of Canada)
James Lloyd Breck (Anglican Church)
Kanamara Matsuri (Festival of the Steel Phallus; Japan)
Macha’s Race Day (Pagan)
Mary of Egypt (Christian; Saint)
Max Ernst (Artology)
Nicetius of Lyon (Christian; Saint)
Night of the Evil Clown (Church of the SubGenius)
Passouter (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Pedro Calungsod (Christian; Saint)
Semana Santa (Spain)
Sizdeh Be-dar (Nature Day; Ancient Persia) [13 Days after Vernal Equinox]
Spring Fever Medical Aid Appeal (Shamanism)
Theodosia of Tyre (Christian; Saint)
Urban of Langres (Christian; Saint) [coopers, drunkards, vintners]
Wheel and Trisket Day (Celtic Book of Days)
William Holman Hunt (Artology)
Christian Liturgical Holidays
Easter Tuesday (Australia, Cyprus, Nauru) [Tuesday after Easter]
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Lucky Day (Philippines) [19 of 71]
Lucky Green Day
Sensho (先勝 Japan) [Good luck in the morning, bad luck in the afternoon.]
Premieres
The Ant from Uncle (Ant and the Aardvark Cartoon; 1969)
As the World Turns (TV Soap Opera; 1956)
The Beatles 1962-1966, by The Beatles (Greatest Hits Album; 1973)
The Beatles 1967-1970, by The Beatles (Greatest Hits Album; 1973)
Blue Monday (MGM Cartoon; 1938)
Bosko’s Party (WB LT Cartoon; 1932)
Canyon Bomber (Atari 2600 Video Game; 1979)
Cat People (Film; 1982)
The Crush (Film; 1993)
Dallas (TV Series; 1978)
Der Wald (The Forest), by Ethel Smyth (Opera; 1902)
Doraemon (Anime Series; 1979)
Geri’s Game (Pixar Cartoon; 1997)
Gustav (a.k.a. Gustavus or Gusztáv; Hungarian Cartoon Series; 1966)
Hellboy (Film; 2004)
Home on the Range (Animated Film; 2004)
House Hunting Mice (WB LT Cartoon; 1947)
I Walk the Line, recorded y Johnny Cash (Song; 1956)
The Long Good Friday (Film; 1982)
Mama Said, by Lenny Kravitz (Album; 1991)
Oh! Susanna (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1933)
Popeye’s 20th Anniversary (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1954)
Private Pluto (Disney Cartoon; 1943)
Ready Steady Goes Live! (UK TV Series; 1965)
Rituel in Memoriam Bruno Maderna, by Pierre Boulez (Orchestral Work; 1975)
Rock and Roll All Nite, by KISS (Song; 1975)
Sandy Claws (WB LT Cartoon; 1955)
The Singing Nun (Film; 1966)
Slink Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1959)
A Star is Hatched (WB MM Cartoon; 1938)
Symphony No. 1 in C, by Ludwig Van Beethoven (Symphony; 1800)
The Twelve Chairs, by Ilya Ilf (Novel; 1928)
2001 A Space Odyssey (Film; 1968)
Wolf! Wolf! (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1934)
Today’s Name Days
Franz, Mirjam, Sandra (Austria)
Božidara, Dragoljub, Franjo (Croatia)
Erika (Czech Republic)
Theodosius (Denmark)
Ene, Eneken, Enel, Eneli, Enelin (Estonia)
Pellervo (Finland)
Sandrine (France)
Frank, Franz, Mirjam, Sandra (Germany)
Áron (Hungary)
Emilia, Francesco, Ginevra, Grazia, Graziella, Isotta, Regina, Selene, Selenio (Italy)
Glita, Irmgarde, Zemvaldis (Latvia)
Elona, Jostautas, Jostautė, Pranas, Pranciškus (Lithuania)
Sigvard, Sivert (Norway)
Franciszek, Sądomir, Urban, Władysław, Władysława (Poland)
Tit (Romania)
Svetlana (Russia)
Zita (Slovakia)
Francisco (Spain)
Gudmund, Ingemund (Sweden)
Rad, Radoslav (Ukraine)
Ebba, Eboni, Ebony, Gardenia, Gardner, Garnet, Garnett (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 93 of 2024; 273 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 2 of week 14 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 17 of 28]
Chinese: Month 2 (Ding-Mao), Day 24 (Bing-Shen)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025)
Hebrew: 23 Adair II 5784
Islamic: 23 Ramadan 1445
J Cal: 3 Cyan; Threesday [3 of 30]
Julian: 20 March 2024
Moon: 44%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 9 Archimedes (4th Month) [Aristæus]
Runic Half Month: Ehwaz (Horse) [Day 8 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 15 of 92)
Week: 1st Week of April
Zodiac: Aries (Day 13 of 31)
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Holidays
April Facts Day
Arizona Gives Day (Arizona)
Autism Acceptance Day (Abeldane Empire)
Education and Sharing Day
Elevate Your Sprinkler Day
Flag Day (Azores; Portugal)
Great Lovers Day
Green Day
Hecuba Asteroid Day
International Children's Book Day
International Fact-Checking Day
International Passover Joke Day
International 2x4 Day
International Wedgie Day
Love Your Produce Manager
Malvinas Day (Argentina)
Mint Day
Morel Day (French Republic)
National All Things Detroit Day
National Buy a New Dildo Day
National Cryocooler Day
National Day of Prayer & Fast (Liberia)
National DIY Day
National Elevate Your Sprinkler Day
National Ferret Day
National Handmade Day
National Love Your Produce Manager Day
National Out to Win Day
National Reconciliation Day
National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day
Odisha Day (India)
Pascua Florida Day (Florida)
Pharmacists in Public Health Day
Preen-tail Day (a.k.a. Tallie Day; Scotland)
Reconciliation Day
Taily Day (Scotland)
Thai Heritage Conservation Day (Thailand)
Velcro Day
Veterans Day (Argentina)
World Autism Awareness Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day
1st Tuesday in April
Garlic Tuesday (in “The Legend of Dick and Dom”) [1st Tuesday]
National Family Caregiver Day (Canada) [1st Tuesday]
National Healthy Schools Day [1st Tuesday]
National Service Recognition Day [1st Tuesday]
Oncology Nursing Day (Canada) [1st Tuesday]
Sexual Assault Awareness Month’s Day of Action [1st Tuesday]
Southland Anniversary Day (New Zealand) [Tuesday after Easter]
Weekly Holidays beginning April 2 (1st Week)
International Dark Sky Week [thru 4.8]
Independence & Related Days
African Federation (Declared; 2001) [unrecognized]
Capi (Declared; 2017) [unrecognized]
Punjab (Annexed by UK; 1849)
Southland Province Day (New Zealand)
Union Day (Russia and Belarus; 1996; Belarus)
Festivals Beginning April 2, 2024
Pan Celtic Festival (Carlow, Ireland) [thru 4.6]
Feast Days
Abundius of Como (Christian; Saint)
Æbbe the Younger (Christian; Saint)
Amphianus of Lycia (Christian; Saint)
Apian of Lycia (Christian; Saint)
Apphiam and Theodosia (Christian; Martyrs)
Bronach of Glen-Seichis (Irish martyrology)
Constantine, King of Scotland (Christian; Saint)
Day to Carry Death Away (Parts of Ancient Germany; Everyday Wicca)
Ebba (a.k.a. Abba; Christian; Saint)
Émile Zola (Writerism)
Existential Angst Day (Pastafarian)
Euclid (Positivist; Saint)
Feast of Acan (Mayan God of Alcohol)
Francis of Paola (Christian; Saint)
Francisco Coll Guitart (Christian; Saint)
Hans Christian Andersen (Writerism)
Henry Budd (Anglican Church of Canada)
James Lloyd Breck (Anglican Church)
Kanamara Matsuri (Festival of the Steel Phallus; Japan)
Macha’s Race Day (Pagan)
Mary of Egypt (Christian; Saint)
Max Ernst (Artology)
Nicetius of Lyon (Christian; Saint)
Night of the Evil Clown (Church of the SubGenius)
Passouter (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Pedro Calungsod (Christian; Saint)
Semana Santa (Spain)
Sizdeh Be-dar (Nature Day; Ancient Persia) [13 Days after Vernal Equinox]
Spring Fever Medical Aid Appeal (Shamanism)
Theodosia of Tyre (Christian; Saint)
Urban of Langres (Christian; Saint) [coopers, drunkards, vintners]
Wheel and Trisket Day (Celtic Book of Days)
William Holman Hunt (Artology)
Christian Liturgical Holidays
Easter Tuesday (Australia, Cyprus, Nauru) [Tuesday after Easter]
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Lucky Day (Philippines) [19 of 71]
Lucky Green Day
Sensho (先勝 Japan) [Good luck in the morning, bad luck in the afternoon.]
Premieres
The Ant from Uncle (Ant and the Aardvark Cartoon; 1969)
As the World Turns (TV Soap Opera; 1956)
The Beatles 1962-1966, by The Beatles (Greatest Hits Album; 1973)
The Beatles 1967-1970, by The Beatles (Greatest Hits Album; 1973)
Blue Monday (MGM Cartoon; 1938)
Bosko’s Party (WB LT Cartoon; 1932)
Canyon Bomber (Atari 2600 Video Game; 1979)
Cat People (Film; 1982)
The Crush (Film; 1993)
Dallas (TV Series; 1978)
Der Wald (The Forest), by Ethel Smyth (Opera; 1902)
Doraemon (Anime Series; 1979)
Geri’s Game (Pixar Cartoon; 1997)
Gustav (a.k.a. Gustavus or Gusztáv; Hungarian Cartoon Series; 1966)
Hellboy (Film; 2004)
Home on the Range (Animated Film; 2004)
House Hunting Mice (WB LT Cartoon; 1947)
I Walk the Line, recorded y Johnny Cash (Song; 1956)
The Long Good Friday (Film; 1982)
Mama Said, by Lenny Kravitz (Album; 1991)
Oh! Susanna (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1933)
Popeye’s 20th Anniversary (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1954)
Private Pluto (Disney Cartoon; 1943)
Ready Steady Goes Live! (UK TV Series; 1965)
Rituel in Memoriam Bruno Maderna, by Pierre Boulez (Orchestral Work; 1975)
Rock and Roll All Nite, by KISS (Song; 1975)
Sandy Claws (WB LT Cartoon; 1955)
The Singing Nun (Film; 1966)
Slink Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1959)
A Star is Hatched (WB MM Cartoon; 1938)
Symphony No. 1 in C, by Ludwig Van Beethoven (Symphony; 1800)
The Twelve Chairs, by Ilya Ilf (Novel; 1928)
2001 A Space Odyssey (Film; 1968)
Wolf! Wolf! (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1934)
Today’s Name Days
Franz, Mirjam, Sandra (Austria)
Božidara, Dragoljub, Franjo (Croatia)
Erika (Czech Republic)
Theodosius (Denmark)
Ene, Eneken, Enel, Eneli, Enelin (Estonia)
Pellervo (Finland)
Sandrine (France)
Frank, Franz, Mirjam, Sandra (Germany)
Áron (Hungary)
Emilia, Francesco, Ginevra, Grazia, Graziella, Isotta, Regina, Selene, Selenio (Italy)
Glita, Irmgarde, Zemvaldis (Latvia)
Elona, Jostautas, Jostautė, Pranas, Pranciškus (Lithuania)
Sigvard, Sivert (Norway)
Franciszek, Sądomir, Urban, Władysław, Władysława (Poland)
Tit (Romania)
Svetlana (Russia)
Zita (Slovakia)
Francisco (Spain)
Gudmund, Ingemund (Sweden)
Rad, Radoslav (Ukraine)
Ebba, Eboni, Ebony, Gardenia, Gardner, Garnet, Garnett (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 93 of 2024; 273 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 2 of week 14 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Fearn (Alder) [Day 17 of 28]
Chinese: Month 2 (Ding-Mao), Day 24 (Bing-Shen)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025)
Hebrew: 23 Adair II 5784
Islamic: 23 Ramadan 1445
J Cal: 3 Cyan; Threesday [3 of 30]
Julian: 20 March 2024
Moon: 44%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 9 Archimedes (4th Month) [Aristæus]
Runic Half Month: Ehwaz (Horse) [Day 8 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 15 of 92)
Week: 1st Week of April
Zodiac: Aries (Day 13 of 31)
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KIIT Among the Top 10 Colleges in Odisha
Odisha, earlier known as Orissa is popular for its natural beauty, cultural heritage, religious structures and most importantly, its well-known educational institutions. The top 10 colleges in Odishaare known for their academic excellence and the interdisciplinary courses they offer in the field of engineering, law, management, information technology, medicine and architecture, humanities and arts. These colleges offer undergraduate and postgraduate, courses along with virtual summer internship programmes and online courses. Admission to these colleges is completely based on entrance examinations.
KIIT University Bhubaneswar
Speaking of the top 10 colleges in Odisha, KIIT or Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology takes the first place owing to the quality education it offers to students along with world-class facilities. Boasting of 30 top-notch campuses, 40,000+ students, 3,000+ faculty& researchers, 18 sports complexes with swimming pools, 36 square kilometers of academic township and 30 food courts, KIIT has fast become a household name in the field of education and one of the most sought-after destinations for professional studies in India.
Established in 1992-93 as Industrial Training Institution, KIIT started offering full-fledged undergraduate and postgraduate courses in management, computer applications and engineering in 1997 which is considered the base year for the university. By 2007, the university added several new schools to its umbrella, like the School of Biotechnology, Law, Dental Sciences, Medical Sciences, Film and Media, Mass Communication, Fashion, Nursing and KIIT International School. And since then there has been no looking back for the institution.
Admission Procedure at KIIT
Admission to any of the courses offered at KIIT is done completely on the basis of the scores fetched by a student in KIITEE or Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology Entrance Examination and the KIIT counselling procedure. The admission procedure at the college goes like this:
Fill in the application form before deadline
Upload all required documents, like mark sheets, photograph and signature
Take the KIITEE entrance test online
Show up for counselling
Become a KIITian
So, why the wait when you have one of the best colleges in Odisha to serve you a plethora of professional courses on the menu? With leading recruiters like Deloitte, Capegemini, Cognizant, Wipro and Ericson, the university will genuinely guide you towards some of the most excellent job opportunities after successful course completion. For more details, call +91 674 2725113 or visit https://www.kiitonline.ac.in/.
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Sainik School Bhubaneswar (ODISHA) Invites Applications For Medical Officer & Nursing Sister Recruitment
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Top 10 Nursing College in Bhubaneswar?
Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha, offers a wide range of opportunities for students pursuing nursing education. If you are looking for the best nursing colleges in Bhubaneswar, here is a list of the top 10 colleges, including Sai Saburi Nursing and Health Science College:
Sai Saburi Nursing and Health Science College
Kalinga Institute of Nursing Sciences
College of Nursing, IMS & SUM Hospital
Hi-Tech College of Nursing
Utkalmani Gopabandhu Institute of Medical Science and Research
Capital College of Nursing
Kalinga College of Nursing
Lingaraj College of Nursing
KIIT School of Nursing.
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Jobs mysterious in Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar is a promptly dynamic developing city in eastern India, and there are many job openings feasible in various sectors. Here are some of the popular job sectors in Bhubaneswar:
Information Technology (IT): Bhubaneswar is familiar to many IT companies, including Infosys, TCS, Mindtree, and Wipro. These companies offer a range of job openings in software development, testing, data analysis, and project management.
Education: Bhubaneswar is a major education nerve center in eastern India, with many schools, colleges, and universities. Teaching and non-teaching positions are available in various educational institutions.
Government Jobs: Bhubaneswar is the capital of Odisha, and the state government is a major employer in the city. Jobs are available in various departments such as administration, finance, public works, and healthcare.
Healthcare: Bhubaneswar has several hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers that provide employment opportunities for doctors, nurses, technicians, and administrative staff.
Tourism: Bhubaneswar is a popular tourist destination in Odisha, and there are many job opportunities in the hospitality sector, including hotels, resorts, and restaurants.
Other job sectors in Bhubaneswar include banking, retail, and manufacturing. Job seekers can search for openings on job portals such as Dialurban.com.
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Teaching Faculty Jobs 10 January 2023 Announcement & Interview Notification By Faculty Tick
Veer Narmad South Gujarat University invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following positions of Visiting Faculty Recruitment Online applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Visiting Faculty post XIM University Odisha invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Teaching Faculty Recruitment Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor post Indian Institute of Information Technology Sri City Chittoor (IIITS) Rolling Advertisement for Recruitment Of Assistant Professors in Computer Science & Engineering Mathematics/Data Science Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Assistant Professor post Cohen International School invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Principal, Teachers and Various Non Teaching Recruitment Principal/ Group Chief Financial Officer/ Administration & HR Manager/ Trained Graduate Teachers/ Primary Teacher/ Librarian/ Academic Co-Ordinators/ Lab Assistants/Public Relation Officers/ Nursery Teachers/ Education Development Officer / IIT-JEE/NEET Coaching Faculty/ Graphic Designer / Hostel Superintendent / Warden / Mess Manager / Administrative Co-ordinator / Transport Coordinator / Accountants National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) invites eligible candidates for appearing in Walk in interview for the following Technical Assistant posts Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Technical Assistant post The Institute of Mathematical Sciences IMSc invites applications for regular faculty positions with the designations: Fellow, Reader, Professor in the broad areas Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Fellow, Reader, Professor post St. Mary’s School Safdarjung Enclave invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Teachers and Non Teaching Recruitment Trained Post Graduate Teacher / Trained Graduate Teacher/ Primary Teachers/ Science Activity Teacher/ Physical Education Teacher/ Art & Crafts Teacher/ Language Teacher/ Librarian/Assistant Librarian/ Social Worker/ Lab Assistant/ Office Assistant-cum-Receptionist Utkal University invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Guest Faculty Recruitment Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Guest Faculty post Netaji Subhas Open University invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following contractual faculty position Recruitment Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Faculty post Gyan Mandir Public School invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Teachers and Various Non Teaching Recruitment Post Graduate Teachers/ Trained Graduate Teachers/ Primary Teacher/ Experienced Nursery Teachers/ Activity Teacher / ATL Teacher / Lab. Attendant / Library Attendant/ Nurse/ Special Educator/ School Counsellor/ Accountant/ Part Time Coaches Jamia Hamdard Applications are invited from the eligible candidates for engagement of Guest Faculty to teach English and Physics subjects Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Guest Faculty post Gurugram University Haryana invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Teaching Faculty Recruitment Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Professor/ Associate Professor /Assistant Professor post Kerala University of Digital Sciences, Innovation and Technology (Digital University of Kerala) invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Teaching Faculty... Online applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Professor and Associate Professor post Institute for Social and Economic Change invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Assistant Professor Recruitment Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Assistant Professor post School of Planning and Architecture Vijayawada invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Teaching Faculty Recruitment Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Professor / Associate Professor / Assistant Professor post Sridevi Women’s Engineering College invites eligible candidates for appearing in Walk in interview for the following Teaching Faculty / Lab Assistant / Programmer posts Applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Professor/ Associate Professor/ Assistant Professor/ Lab Assistant / Programmer post Gitarattan International Business School invited Applications from eligible candidates for the following post of Director, Teaching Faculty and Non Teaching Recruitment Vacancy for the Post of Director/ Professor/ Associate Professor/ Assistant Professor/ Training & Placement Officer/ System Administrator/ Admission Counselor / Office Executive/ Computer Lab Assistant/ Social Media Manager/ Graphic / Motion Designer Ramjas College invited online Applications from eligible candidates for the following Various Non Teaching Positions Recruitment Online applications are invited from excellent academic record and relevant work experience for recruitment to the Administrative Officer/ Junior Assistant/ Library Attendant / Laboratory Assistant / Laboratory Attendant post
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Best College for B.Sc. Physiotherapy Course in India
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Health on Wheels | Mobile Medical Clinic | Aahwahan Foundation
We at Aahwahan Foundation believe in “Giving is not about donating, it’s about making a difference”. By keeping this authentic belief as our motto we do the transformation by adopting 5 innovative strategies which include women empowerment, community development, health, education, and environment.
Taking about the health strategy, in particular, we do several projects that include health centers which are at present 3064 registered doctors are working under this programmer, the second one is Doctor at School where Teachers/Doctors educates and doing the regular checkups school children about basic health and hygiene. The third one is Mobile medical Clinic where a Complete PHC is set up provided in a van which moves from village to village routine wise and last but not the least is Health on Wheels where Mobile Medical Clinic provided for Marginal Communities.
If we talk about Health on the wheel. It is one of the most important strategies for health development. It is one of our latest service for rural healthcare. Why rural health care? There is much factual based information that shows how the health facility in rural care is not up to the mark. The Hospitals in rural India are overburdened, the number of staff is not as per requirement, and most importantly the hospitals are very ill-equipped. The equipment that is needed for the checkups is very less in numbers as per the population of the village. From the official data, it has been said that the doctor-patient ratio in India is less than the WHO prescribed limit of 1:1000 which is very daunting in itself.
Keeping all these points in mind, the features that we provided in our mobile medical van is somewhere or other is very beneficial for the society. One of these features includes our mobile medical van which can provide cost-effective treatment to people in rural areas. Our mobile van comprises a driver, a nurse, and a doctor visiting one village per day so there will not be any deficiency of health workers. All our health workers from the nurse to the doctor are available in the mobile van every time. These staffs are well trained and ready to serve people without making them wait for long. We give them the best services available.
Not only that we provide Outpatient Physical Therapy to patients in inaccessible rural areas which is now lacking somewhere. The patient is provided with proper therapies that help them to fight their problems. If talking about the timing and availability of mobile van service, we have solution for that too. The schedule would be shared in advance with the villagers for better coordination. The advance shared schedule by the organization helps the villagers in minimal wastage of time and they can easily take time for the treatment. So it will not only help the people to manage properly but also give the organization a chance to serve better.
Even during this pandemic we with the help of our mobile van services try to work a lot. Infect At present, the mobile medical van is used to fight against COVID-19. About COVID relief activity We have spread awareness about Covid-19 in over 271 villages, 46 slums 28 small towns We have so far distributed ration and health kits to 6,20,000 families across Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, and parts of Odisha. We have helped so far with 27,010 individual consultations. In this activity, we visit various slums in urban settings and rural areas to conduct testing for diabetes & other illness
Our people are our priority, we never take any risk with them. We refer the cases to the public health authorities when the situation demands. We care for them and that why we do the required and be more flexible according to the need of people. Our constant efforts have touched the lives of people. We believe in community development. Urbanization has had an impact on the traditional economic systems in the country and has shifted the socioeconomic preferences. The socioeconomic growth and wellbeing of people are so interconnected, that it is not feasible to ignore any one of them. Hence, we have teamed with a wide cross-section of people to bring about a transformation in the rural environment.
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"I want to convert Hindus to Hinduism..."
In 1938, Jawaharlal Nehru started a newspaper called National Herald to act as a voicepiece for the Indian National Congress in its fight for India's independence. Its motto was - Freedom is in peril. Defend it with all your might.
A few years later, the newspaper attracted a young journalist in his late twenties - Balakrishnan Menon, who soon became known for his straight forward, incisive and hard hitting writings on politico-socio-economic conditions of the time.
Not only did Balan, as he was called, hit out against the British, he was also sceptical of the countless Hindu sadhus and sanyasis he had met right from his childhood. So, in a spur of journalistic zeal, in 1947, he set out for Rishikesh, to Swami Sivananda's ashram - The Divine Life Society - to write an exposé of the sadhus. He wanted to find out how the sadhus were "keeping up the bluff amongst the masses." He gave himself two days to achieve his objective.
It so happened that he stayed in the ashram for close to a month, and when he came back, the Sceptic had turned Seeker. In due course, the Seeker returned to Rishikesh, took diksha or initiation, became a monk, realised himself, took the country by storm, became an apostle of Hindu renaissance, went global, took the world by storm, came back and founded the Vishwa Hindu Parishad. He spent his life teaching Hinduism to Hindus. The Seeker had turned Master!
The sceptic, Balakrishnan Menon, had become the consummate Jnana Yogi, Swami Chinmayananda.
Therein lies a tale!
Balakrishna Menon was born in Ernakulam, Kerala, in 1916, in a very well-to-do family. His father was a prominent judge. He completed his graduation in Kerala and went to Lucknow to do his post-graduation in Literature and Law, while parallely pursuing a course in Journalism. Though he hailed from a religious family, he had a superficial interest of the strict religious routines and followed them mechanically. His first real brush with spirituality was in 1936, when he visited the eminent sage, Sri Ramana Maharshi. By his own account, when Ramana Maharshi looked at him, he experienced a thrill of spiritual enlightenment which, at the time, he promptly rationalised as being mere hypnotism.
Balan joined the independence movement, especially the Quit India movement in 1942 and subsequent initiatives and was promptly arrested for his efforts. In jail, he fell sick and caught typhus. In the middle of the night, he was dragged to the road and left there to die. Some kind soul took him and nursed him back to health. He recovered and in due course, joined the National Herald as a journalist, where he earned quite a good name for himself. And then Rishikesh happened.
So, at the age of 31, he came back from Swami Sivanand's ashram in Rishikesh, a sceptic-turned-seeker and began reading the Hindu scriptures and other spiritual books. He couldn't survive the world for long. On 25th February, 1949, aged 33, Balakrishnan Menon renounced the world, and was reborn as Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati, under the initiation of the very man he had set out to expose. The below snap captures that day. The imposing hulk of a man, fourth from your left is Swami Sivananda. The guy next to him is Swami Chinmayananda.
Recognizing Chinmayananda's sharp intellect and inclination towards knowledge, Swami Sivanada sent him to one of the greatest Vedantic masters of his time, Swami Tapovan Maharaj of Uttarkashi. Chinmayananda devoted the next few years of his life to an intensive study of Vedanta under his tutelage, leading an extremely austere lifestyle and undergoing a rigorous study of the scriptures. In just two short years, the once rational skeptic gained inner peace and spiritual enlightenment. Here is a photo of Swami Chinmayananda at the feet of his guru, Swami Tapovan Maharaj.
In 1951, with his Guru's blessings, he left the Himalayas on an all-India tour to visit places of worship and to see how Hindu religious heritage was being handed down. He was extremely disappointed with what was doled out in the name of Hinduism. So, on 23rd December, 1951, in Pune, he organized the first of his many, many Jnana Yagnas - lectures on Hindu scriptures, in English! This was practically unheard of. Till then, scriptures were taught to select males, in Sanskrit. This first Jnana Yagna was held in a temple, men and women of all strata were invited. Only seven people came for the first few days. Slowly, things changed. His second Jnana Yagna held in Madras had to be an outdoor event.
At the end of the Madras Gnana Yagna, a few people came and expressed the desire to create a forum for the study and discussion of Vedanta. Hence was born the Chinmaya Mission, on 8th August, 1953. Today, Chinmaya Mission Trust administers Chinmaya Vidyalayas (schools), Bala Vihars (study groups for children), Chinmaya Yuva Kendras (the global youth wing) and Devi Groups (study groups for adults).
What made Swami Chinmayananda connect so well with his listeners was his simple and contemporary way of explaining complicated stuff.
In 1965, Swami Chinmayananda set out on his first global teaching tour, covering 39 cities in 18 countries - Thailand, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, United States, Mexico, Spain, United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, France, Switzerland, Italy, Greece and Lebanon. Many such trips followed. His fame had spread to all parts of the globe.
Eventually, Chinmaya Mission West was formed to co-ordinate the growing spiritual movement in the United States. And, Chinmaya International Foundation, an international library and research center, was also founded in the village Veliyanad, in Eranakulam District in Kerala.
Soon dignitaries from around the world were coming to meet him. In 1981, the Dalai Lama met him in his Sidhbari ashram in Himachal Pradesh.
In 1964, RSS pracharak S S Apte and Swami Chinmayananda founded the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, with the objective of introducing the glory of Hinduism to the global diaspora. As Swamiji put it succinctly, the VHP aimed to convert Hindus back to Hinduism.
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Today, there are about 80 Chinmaya Vidyalayas in India and one outside India, in Trinidad, West Indies. Out of these 81 is a Chinmaya Vidyalaya in a small village in Odisha, called Therubali. I did my schooling, right from KG to Std XII from Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Therubali.
I dedicate this post to the sceptic Balan, who turned Seeker, had the guts to find his Guru and become a Master - Swami Chinmayananda.
I also dedicate this post to my batch of 1995, who got together recently. We put together a nice little video.
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Seven Mumbai-Goa train passengers tested positive
Three more passengers - a total of seven people - who travelled in Mumbai-Goa train on Sunday tested positive for COVID-19 during TrueNat testing. The total number of active cases in Goa has reached 29.
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95 new cases in Madhya Pradesh's Indore
Indore reported 95 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, taking the total number of positive cases in the district to 2,565.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Latest Update
Dont' criticise, hold talks with Opposition: Ashok Gehlot to Centre
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot responded to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's statement urging the Congress to work with the Centre and in a humane manner towards solving the migrant issue. "Instead of criticising Rahul Gandhi, Centre should have held talks with opposition on what help they need for arranging facilities for migrant workers. It'll take six to eight months for them to reach home if migrants travel by train. We should arrange vehicles for them," Gehlot said.
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Nine new deaths and 223 confirmed coronavirus cases were reported in Pune district over 24 hours, as of Sunday night. The total positive cases in the district are 4,018, including 206 deaths and 2,014 cured patients.
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Lockdown 4.0 begins today: Activities that are allowed
Hospitality services meant for housing health/police/government officials/healthcare workers/stranded persons shall be operational.
Canteens at the bus depots, railway stations and airports will also be operational.
Restaurants will be permitted to operate kitchens for home delivery of food items.
Sports complexes and stadia will be permitted to open; however, spectators will not be allowed.
Online distance learning shall continue to be permitted and shall be encouraged.
Inter-state movement of passenger vehicles and buses, with mutual consent of State(s) and UT(s) involved, except in containment zones.
All States/UTs shall allow inter-state and intra-state movement of medical professionals, nurses and para-medical staff, sanitation personnel and ambulances.
All States/UTs shall allow inter-state movement of all types of goods/cargos, including empty trucks.
All shop owners must also ensure that customers maintain 'do gaz doori' (minimum six feet distance) and that not more than five people are allowed inside at any given time.
Persons below 10 years and above 65 years of age, those with co-morbidities, and pregnant women shall stay at home except for essential and health purposes.
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Lockdown 4.0 begins today: Prohibited activities
All domestic and international air travel of passengers.
The movement of individuals will remain strictly prohibited between 7 pm and 7 am, except for essential activities.
All metro rail services will remain suspended.
School, colleges, educational/training/coaching institutions etc, will continue to remain shut.
Hotels, restaurants and other hospitality services shall remain suspended.
All cinema halls, shopping malls, gymnasiums, swimming pools, entertainment parks, theatres, bars and auditoriums, assembly halls will remain closed.
All social/political/sports/entertainment/academic/cultural/religious functions/other gatherings and large congregations will not be allowed.
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The new cases including four persons who had travelled in the Mumbai-Goa train on Sunday and TrueNat tests had given a positive result for them. The samples have been sent for confirmatory tests and 100 passengers who had travelled in the train were tested. On the same day, another train passenger had tested positive for coronavirus.
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According to figures released by the health ministry, the number of coronavirus cases in India stood at 90,927, including 2,872 deaths as of Monday morning.
India had seen the highest spike in cases between Saturday and Sunday over 24 hours, even as the nationwide lockdown was extended till 31 May.
Coronavirus Outbreak LATEST Updates: Three more passengers - a total of seven people - who travelled in Mumbai-Goa train on Sunday tested positive for COVID-19 during TrueNat testing. The total number of active cases in Goa has reached 29.
The country is set to enter the fourth phase of the lockdown due to the novel coronavirus on Monday, as the National Disaster Management Authority issued an order to continue the lockdown measures till 31 May.
Subsequently, the home ministry issued a set of guidelines for the fourth phase, in which it directed that air travel, hotels, restaurants and public gatherings will remain prohibited throughout the country.
Earlier in the day, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the fifth and final tranche of the government's stimulus package to revive the coronavirus-hit economy. She said the stimulus package includes the Rs 8.01 lakh crore of liquidity being made available by the RBI.
The death toll due to COVID-19 rose to 2,872 and the number of total positive cases climbed to 90,927 Sunday morning, registering an increase of 120 fatalities and a record jump of 4,987 new cases in 24 hours, since 8 AM Saturday, according to the Union Health Ministry.
The number of active COVID-19 cases stands at 53,946, while 34,108 people have recovered and one patient has migrated, it said.
Lockdown guidelines
The Union home ministry issued guidelines listing the dos and don''ts during the lockdown 4.0 that has been clamped in the country to cut the chain of coronavirus infection.
The guidelines said all domestic, international air travel of passengers, except domestic air ambulance, will remain prohibited.
Metro rail services, schools, colleges will remain closed till May end, the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said.
Hotels, restaurants, cinema halls, malls, swimming pools, gyms will also remain shut even as all social, political, religious functions, and places of worship will be closed till May 31, it said.
The MHA said inter-state movement of passenger vehicles, buses will be allowed with mutual consent of states involved during the COVID-19 lockdown 4.0.
States and Union Territories have been given the powers for delineation of Red, Green and Orange Zones as per COVID-19 situation, the MHA said.
All shops, except those in containment zones and malls, will be allowed to open from Monday with staggered timings during lockdown 4.0, it said.
Further, state governments and Union Territories have been asked to decide on the demarcation of red, orange and green zones based on the parameters set by the Centre.
Also significantly, the new guidelines permit inter-state movement of passenger vehicles and buses with the mutual consent of the states or Union Territories.
State-wise cases and deaths
Of the 120 new deaths reported since Saturday morning, 67 were in Maharashtra, 19 in Gujarat, nine in Uttar Pradesh, seven in West Bengal, six in Delhi, four in Madhya Pradesh, three in Tamil Nadu and two in Haryana and one each from Andhra Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Rajasthan
Of the total 2,872 fatalities, Maharashtra tops the tally with 1,135 fatalities, Gujarat comes second with 625 deaths, followed by Madhya Pradesh at 243, West Bengal at 232, Delhi at 129, Rajasthan at 126, Uttar Pradesh at 104,Tamil Nadu at 74 and Andhra Pradesh at 49
The death toll reached 36 in Karnataka, 34 Telangana and 32 in Punjab
Haryana has reported 13 fatalities due to the disease, Jammu and Kashmir has 12 deaths while Bihar has registered seven and Kerala has reported four deaths
Jharkhand, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh and Odisha have recorded three COVID-19 fatalities each, while Assam has reported two deaths
Meghalaya, Uttarakhand and Puducherry have reported one fatality each, according to the ministry data.
The ministry's website says more than 70 per cent of the deaths are due to comorbidities
According to the health ministry data updated in the morning, the highest number of confirmed cases in the country are from Maharashtra at 30,706, followed by Gujarat at 10,988, Tamil Nadu at 10,585, Delhi at 9,333, Rajasthan at 4,960, Madhya Pradesh at 4,789 and Uttar Pradesh at 4,258
The number of COVID-19 cases has gone up to 2,576 in West Bengal, 2,355 in Andhra Pradesh and 1,946 in Punjab
It has risen to 1,509 in Telangana, 1,179 in Bihar, 1,121 in Jammu and Kashmir, 1,092 in Karnataka and 887 in Haryana
Odisha has reported 737 coronavirus infection cases so far, while Kerala has 587 cases. A total of 217 people have been infected with the virus in Jharkhand and 191 in Chandigarh
Tripura has reported 167 cases, Assam has 92 cases, Uttarakhand has 88, Himachal Pradesh has 78 cases, Chhattisgarh has 67 and Ladakh has registered 43 cases, so far
Thirty-three COVID-19 cases have been reported from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Goa have reported 17 COVID-19 cases, while Meghalaya and Puducherry have registered 13 cases each
Manipur has seven cases. Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh and Dadar and Nagar Haveli have reported a case each till now.
Sitharaman announces final tranche of economic stimulus
The Centre has announced suspension of new bankruptcy filings on loan defaults for one year and raised the threshold for insolvency as it moved to ease COVID-19 pain for the industry.
It also announced a new policy for companies under state control saying public sector undertakings under the non-strategic sector will be privatised while those in the identified strategic sector would be capped by not more than four by merging some of them.
In the fifth and final tranche of the economic stimulus package, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman raised allocation for employment guarantee scheme by Rs 40,000 crore over and above the Rs 61,000 crore budgeted earlier for MGNREGS, to provide employment to migrant workers moving back to their states.
This, she said, will help generate nearly 300 crore person-days in total.
For industries, she said the minimum threshold to initiate insolvency proceedings will be raised to Rs 1 crore from Rs 1 lakh, which largely insulates micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from bankruptcy on defaulting on loans.
Also, a special insolvency resolution framework for MSMEs under Section 240A of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) will be notified soon, she said adding that fresh initiation of insolvency proceedings will be suspended up to one year depending upon the pandemic situation.
Coronavirus-related debt will be excluded from the definition of "default" under the IBC for the purpose of triggering insolvency proceedings, she said adding that the changes will be effected by promulgating an ordinance.
Additionally, minor technical and procedural defaults under the Companies Act such as shortcomings in CSR reporting, inadequacies in board report, filing defaults, and delay in holding AGM will be decriminalised.
Last week, the government pledged a Rs 20 lakh crore (nearly 10 per cent of gross domestic product) package to support the economy headed for its first full-year contraction in more than four decades.
With inputs from PTI
http://sansaartimes.blogspot.com/2020/05/coronavirus-outbreak-live-updates-goa.html
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Lifetime Achievement in Education Leadership: Achyuta Samanta
Having born in Kalarabank, a remote village in the Cuttack district of Odisha, Samanta was one of the six children of an employee at a steel plant. Samanta, along with his siblings experienced acute poverty after his father died in a train accident in 1970. In his interview to EducationWorld that published a cover story on KISS/KIIT in April 2012, Samanta said, “It had become a routine for us in those difficult times to have one square meal in a couple of days. My mother did not have a second saree to change into after having a bath at the village river.”
Continuing his education at the village school, Samanta went on to earn a scholarship to the SCS College in Puri in 1984. During the course of his study, Dr. Achyuta Samanta also supported himself by delivering private tuitions. His self-studying of 18 hours every day while surviving on Rs. 200 per month, reaped results in 1987 when he got a Masters in Chemistry from the Utkal University. This accomplishment landed him the job of a lecturer at D.K. College in Jaleswar. After contributing to the college for a duration of 4 years from 1987 to 1991, Samanta moved on to Maharishi College, Bhubaneswar. In 1993, despite suffering societal indifference and public ridicule, Samanta started promoting KISS or Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences. Since that time, KISS has successfully graduated 3, 248 Class X and 2, 241 Class XII tribal children, thus transforming Eastern India and more importantly Odisha into one of the fast-track industrial regions and states in India.
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KIIT ranks among the top 100 non-IIT engineering colleges in India and has contributed 11, 957 graduates, 7, 914 postgraduates and 61 doctorates to the Indian society. KISS that offers free of cost undergraduate and K-XII education to 15, 000 first generation students speaking 30 tribal dialects, is an even greater achievement of Dr. Achyuta Samanta. Featuring a 50 kw solar power unit; fully mechanized kitchen that serves 45, 000 meals every day in a dining hall with a seating capacity of 10, 000 and an RO water filtration system that supplies 100, 000 litres of potable water regularly, KISS is the largest boarding school in the world. It covers a built-up area of 600, 000 square feet with 15, 000 students residing in its 10 dormitories well-equipped with 11, 000 2-tier and 3-tier beds along with 800 toilets and 800 shower-bathrooms.
For such amazing contributions towards the upliftment of Indian education and the tribal children, Dr. Achyuta Samanta has been presented the Lifetime Achievement in Education Leadership 2013 Award by the Board of Directors and Editors of Education World.
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