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| IIMs will now be allowed to grant degrees and set up campuses abroad. The development comes after the Parliament cleared a Bill, providing statutory powers to the premier management schools. They must however operate per the guidelines laid down by the government and in accordance with the laws of the countries they set up institutes in. Read more |
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The external affairs ministry (MEA) is taking India’s foreign policy to students across the country. Under a programme called SAMEEP – Students and MEA Engagement Programme – the ministry has asked all its officers on leave to travel to their hometown and their alma mater to explain to students what kind of work they do. The ministry wants students to understand how India engages with the world and how diplomacy is conducted.
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| A parliamentary panel has slammed the government for not adequately modernising the military. The Army, Navy and Air Force received paltry funds in the 2017-18 budget – not enough to modernise. The Rs 2.74 lakh crore defence outlay worked out to just 1.56 per cent of the projected GDP. This is the<a href=”https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/parliamentary-panel-slams-government-for-tardy-military-modernisation-despite-china-pak-threat/articleshow/62139138.cms”> lowest such figure</a> since the 1962 war with China. |
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Rahul Gandhi said the Gujarat poll results are a ‘zabardast jhatka’ for the BJP. “It is a very good result for us. Agreed that we lost and could have won, we fell short. But BJP suffered a massive jolt in Gujarat. People of Gujarat do not accept Modi’s model. It is high on propaganda but it’s hollow,” said the Congress president in his first comments on the election result.
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Badminton coach P Gopichand visited the TOI office and spoke to us exclusively. He talked to us at some length about PV Sindhu’s loss two days ago in the BWF World Super Series Finals. The 44-year old former badminton champion revealed that Sindhu had been feeling unwell throughout the tournament. Since he retired from badminton, Gopichand has focussed his energies on scouting young talent who can raise India’s flag globally.
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