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CIPET ad for M.Tech and Ph.D at its Bhubaneswar center: Samaja

May 3rd, 2010

DAV Colleges in Odisha

India has several DAV Colleges and Schools. A listing of them can be obtained from http://www.davcmcdircol.org/index2.aspx. Some of their top colleges in India are DAV  College Chandigarh and Hansraj College Delhi. They currently have 4 colleges in Odisha.

44. DAV School of Business Management Unit 8, Bhubneshwar, Orissa – 769004 0672-560539(O)

dsbmbbsr@gmail.com

http://dsbm8.org

Mr. D.N. Mishra
45. DAV College Titlagarh, P.O. Bhatipara, Bolangir, Orissa – 767042 06655-220523(O), 220344(R), 9437153529(M) bsnpsar@gmail.com Shri Bhawani Shankar Negi
46. Khetrabasi DAV College Khurda, Nirakarpur, Orissa – 752019 06756-222024(O), 9437010336(M) principal_bkdav@yahoo.com Shri S. Maharana
47. DAV Centre for Management Development in Agriculture & Environment N-4/16, Civil Township, Rourkela, Sundergarh, Orissa – 769004 0661-266405(O), 2664724(PP), 9437022010(M) himansukm@hotmail.com Dr. H. K. Mohanty

Based on the claims in their web page, the DAV School of Business Management seems to be doing very well. 


Currently there are four DAV Public Schools in the Bhubaneswar area

There are many DAV Schools in rest of Odisha. This includes

  • DAV School Berhampur
  • Four DAV Schools in Cuttack city (Raja Bagicha, CDA, Gandharpur, Alisa Bazaar)
  • DAV School, Basanti Colony Rourkela
  • DAV School Sovarampur Balasore
  • DAV School Paradeep
  • DAV Talcher Thermal
  • DAV MCL
  • DAV Jharsuguda
  • DAV Burla
  • DAV Badambagarh, Cuttack
  • DAV Brajarajnagar
  • DAV Sundergarh

See http://www.adhyapak.com/schools/orissa/orissa_schools2.html for a bigger list.

May 3rd, 2010

The IIIT Bill, 2010 is expected to be introduced in the Monsoon Session of the Parliament

Following is an excerpt from a report by Kalpana Pathak in sify.com.

The Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) may soon introduce a Bill in Parliament to facilitate the establishment of 20 Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) under the public-private-partnership (PPP) model.

The IIITs will offer under-graduate, masters and PhD programmes. Each institute will have an intake capacity of about 1,000 students within a period of six to seven years of their functioning.

"The IIITs will be governed by an Act to be modelled on the lines of the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) Act. These institutes will enjoy autonomy and also have the power to frame their own ordinances and statutes," said the director of an existing IIIT in the north. The IIITs, till date, have been functioning as bodies registered under the Society Registration Act and therefore governed by its regulations and by-laws, he explained.

The PPP model, as envisaged by the HRD Ministry, entails that each Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) would be set up at an investment of Rs 200 crore. Of this amount, 85 per cent will be borne by the Centre (50 per cent or Rs 100 crore) and state governments (35 per cent or Rs 70 crore). The remaining 15 per cent (Rs 30 crore) would be invested by the IT industry.

Land for the institutes will be provided by the states, for a completely integrated campus with science and technology parks. Each institute will specialise on specific area of Information Technology. Each IIIT will be a centre of excellence in that domain.

"The Planning Commission has given an in-principle approval for this. We are, however, waiting for a nod from the Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC) after which it would be moved to the aCabinet for final nod,” the director added.

May 3rd, 2010

SUIIT admission announcement: Ad in Dharitri

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