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Who Is Sujata Saunik: Senior IAS Officer Becomes First Woman Chief Secretary Of Maharashtra
Latest India News· 5 days agoSujata Saunik is a senior IAS officer of the 1987 batch with over three decades of public policy and...
Why TISS dismissed over 100 employees, why decision was reversed
Indian Express· 4 days agoOn June 28, TISS dismissed close to 55 teachers and 60 non-teaching staff members across its four...
TISS dismisses 55 faculty members, 60 non-teaching staff over lack of funds to pay salaries: Report
Business Today· 6 days agoThe dismissed staff, including some who had been working at the institute for over a decade, were...
TISS retracts contract terminations of 115 staff members after securing funds from Tata Education...
CNBC TV18· 6 days agoThe Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), on Sunday, retracted its notice to terminate the...
TISS revokes mass termination of staff as Tata Edu Trust assures fund for salary
Hindustan Times· 5 days agoA statement from TISS said, “It is important to clarify that all 55 faculty and 60 non-teaching...
Sujata Saunik Appointed As Maharashtra's First Female Chief Secretary
Free Press Journal· 5 days agoThis appointment marks the first time in the state's 64-year history that a woman has ascended to...
Top 15 emerging CEOs of India
Business Today· 16 hours agoToday, we honor 15 such dreamers with unwavering determination who turned their visions into vast enterprises. Rahul Bhadoriya is a pioneering serial...
Experience the Vibrant Campus Life at NSHM Knowledge Campus, Kolkata: Where Learning Meets Passion
The Telegraph· 5 days agoSummary With a vibrant campus life beyond academic pursuits, NSHM offers students myriad...
Improving the Quality of Medical Education in India My Top Agenda: New NMC Chief Tells News18 -...
News18· 2 days agoEnhancing the quality across all areas of medical education is the top priority of the National...
Short-term exposure to PM2.5 pollution causing 33,000 deaths annually in 10 Indian cities: Study
Scroll· 2 days agoAir pollution levels that meet the country’s safety standards do not guarantee better health, a nine-year study in the Lancet Planetary Health found.