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India’s 2036 Olympic Bid: A Game-Changer for Sports & Infrastructure

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India’s bid to host the 2036 Olympic Games presents a massive opportunity to boost infrastructure investment while ensuring lasting benefits for local communities, according to sports governance expert Moya Dodd. As the world’s most populous nation, India has yet to host an Olympics. However, it has previously organized the Asian Games (1951, 1982) and the Commonwealth Games (2010). The city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, is expected to be at the heart of the Olympic bid, though a multi-city approach remains a possibility. A Catalyst for Growth Dodd, a former FIFA Council member and part of the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) Athlete Entourage Commission, emphasized the long-term benefits of developing world-class sports infrastructure. “It’s a great opportunity to turbo-charge investment into sports infrastructure that will bear fruit for years,” she stated at the RCB Innovation Lab Indian Sports Summit. She also stressed the importance of inclusive development, ensuring investments serve communities beyond the Games. Global Competition for the 2036 Olympics Several nations, including Indonesia, Turkey, and Chile, have already declared their interest in hosting the 2036 Olympics, with Egypt and South Korea also expected to join the race. Dodd highlighted the need for a legacy-driven approach, ensuring the event uplifts communities rather than extracts resources. “Sport should be a force for good. Hosting the Olympics should not cause disadvantage or suffering but deliver benefits along the way.” India’s Olympic Performance & Future Investments Historically, India has won 41 Olympic medals, including 10 golds, primarily from hockey (1928-1980), athletics, and shooting. The country secured its best-ever seven-medal haul in Tokyo 2021. Former India hockey captain PR Sreejesh, who played a key role in securing bronze medals at the Tokyo 2021 and Paris 2024 Olympics, stressed the importance of grassroots investment. “If we aim for success in the 2036 Olympics, now is the time to identify and nurture young talent, especially in the 12-14 age group,” said Sreejesh, now coaching India’s junior men’s hockey team. With the right investments, planning, and vision, India’s Olympic bid could reshape the country’s sporting landscape and infrastructure for decades to come.

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Tripura CM Manik Saha Highlights Nursing Education Expansion, Praises Students Heading to Japan

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Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha announced that the state government will explore ways to enhance nursing education in Tripura, following the success of students securing nursing jobs in Japan under the Specified Skill Workers Scheme. Speaking at an event at TIFT, CM Saha felicitated six candidates who have been trained under the Mukhya Mantri Dakhyata Unnayan Prakalpa and will soon begin their careers in Japan’s healthcare sector. Global Opportunities for Tripura’s Nursing Graduates CM Saha emphasized that ANM, GNM, and B.Sc Nursing graduates from the state have gained international job placements through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed with Japan. He also highlighted that many students have already migrated to Japan and that the government will continue sending more candidates. “These students are joining the nursing profession in Japan after receiving specialized training. To work there, they must learn Japanese, for which they are sent to Noida for a nine-month language training course. More students will be given this opportunity in the future,” said CM Saha. Pride for Tripura & India Calling it a “moment of great pride”, CM Saha urged students to represent Tripura and India with excellence in Japan. “Why should we just wait for jobs here? Our students are now going abroad, which is a very happy occasion. Nursing is a service profession, and as a medical faculty myself, I believe there is no greater field than this. They will serve people and uphold India’s reputation,” he added. Future Scope & Salary Prospects CM Saha further assured that the government is working on enhancing the quality of nursing education to create more global job opportunities for students. He also stated that those working in Japan will receive salaries exceeding ₹1 lakh per month. Industries and Commerce Minister Santana Chakma, Tourism Minister Sushanta Chowdhury, and State Government Secretary Kiran Gitte were among the dignitaries present at the event. Source: Business Standard  

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Dr. Bipasha Chetiya

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  Dr. Bipasha Chetiya is an Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Commerce at Dibrugarh University. With M.Com, MTM, and Ph.D. qualifications, she has guided 18 MPhil and 7 Ph.D. scholars. She has authored two books—one on Tourism Management and another on Business Organization and Management—and has published numerous research papers in national and international journals of repute. A sought-after resource person, she has contributed to workshops, seminars, and conferences across India and trained professionals in organizations like ONGCL, BCPL, and EIL. She is also an active member of various academic, research, and management committees in colleges and universities nationwide, contributing significantly to the academic and professional landscape.

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Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill 2024 Passed in Legislative Council

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The Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill 2024 has been successfully passed in the Legislative Council, marking a significant step toward urban governance reform in Bengaluru. The bill aims to enhance administrative efficiency, decentralize governance, and improve civic services in the rapidly growing metropolis. It proposes restructuring local governance by introducing zonal committees for better service delivery and accountability. Key Highlights of the Bill: Decentralization of power through zonal committees Enhanced citizen participation in local governance Improved urban infrastructure and service delivery Strengthened coordination between civic agencies The bill is expected to streamline governance, address infrastructural challenges, and create a more responsive and efficient administration for Bengaluru’s growing population. Source: Indian express

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Swine Flu Cases Surge in Delhi-NCR: How to Stay Safe During Flu Season

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With swine flu (H1N1) and Influenza B cases rising in Delhi-NCR, hospitals are witnessing a surge in patients affected by the virus. Experts link this increase in cases to poor air quality, which has exacerbated the spread of infections. After the 2009 swine flu outbreak, the World Health Organization (WHO) and Director-General of Health Services warned that localized outbreaks would occur in the future. The current spike in New Delhi and nearby regions is a result of environmental factors, air pollution, and seasonal changes. What is Swine Flu (H1N1)? Swine flu is a highly contagious respiratory infection caused by the H1N1 virus, which originates in pigs but spreads among humans. The virus is transmitted through the air via coughs and sneezes or through contaminated surfaces. Symptoms of Swine Flu: Fever Cough Sore throat Runny or stuffy nose Body aches and fatigue In some cases, nausea and diarrhea How to Protect Yourself from Swine Flu: Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when coughing or sneezing. If no tissue is available, sneeze or cough into your elbow. Wash hands regularly with soap and water. Avoid touching your face (eyes, nose, mouth) to prevent infection. Stay away from sick individuals to reduce exposure. If feeling unwell, stay home to prevent spreading the virus. Treatment & Recovery: Most people with swine flu recover without medical intervention. Doctors recommend: Rest and hydration A light diet to boost immunity Staying indoors until symptoms subside Health experts urge residents in Delhi-NCR to take preventive measures and stay vigilant during the flu season.

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Dr. Hrishikesh Baruah

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  Dr. Hrishikesh Baruah, currently Principal, K. C. Das Commerce College was formerly Head, Department of Geology, Arya Vidyapeeth College (Autonomous), Guwahati. A Gauhati University topper in both his B.Sc. and M.Sc., Dr. Baruah takes interest in Sedimentology, Palaeo and Neo Environmental, and Education related studies. He has scripted till date 35 research papers published in national and international journals and co-authored 9 books. He is a Member, Committee on Courses and Studies (CCS-UG) in Geology, Gauhati University; Member, Faculty of Commerce and Management, Gauhati University, Member, UGC-MMTTC, Gauhati University, Member, DEIAA, Kamrup Metropolitan District, Assam. He is associated with ASSEB, NCERT and NF Railways, Govt. of India for different academic works. He has participated and presented in many national and international seminars besides being a resource person in academic events of UGC-HRDC, Gauhati University, NCERT, IGNOU, Syayam Prabha Channel etc. As a Principal, he is also leading many collective efforts of K. C. Das Commerce College in the field of ICT empowerment, community research and value-added education etc.

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Indian Student Outflow Drops by 15% Amid Diplomatic Tensions and Visa Restrictions

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The number of Indian students going abroad for higher studies has fallen by 15%, from 892,989 in 2023 to 759,064 in 2024. This marks only the second decline since 2019, apart from the pandemic-hit 2020. Canada Sees Major Drop Amid Diplomatic Tensions One of the most significant declines has been in Indian students opting for Canada, coinciding with rising diplomatic tensions between Ottawa and Delhi. The situation worsened after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused India of involvement in the killing of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in September 2023. In response, India withdrew security protections for Canadian diplomats, prompting Canada to recall 41 diplomats. This diplomatic strain was followed by stricter student visa rules from Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), granting authorities greater power to revoke study and work permits under specific conditions. UK Visa Rules Discourage Indian Students The UK government’s new immigration policies, effective January 2024, prohibit international students (except those in postgraduate research or government-funded programs) from bringing family members. This has resulted in a 27% drop in Indian student enrollments in the UK. Rise of Alternative Study Destinations As traditional destinations impose stricter policies, new countries are emerging as preferred choices for Indian students: Germany saw an increase of 34,702 Indian students in 2024. Uzbekistan and Bangladesh recorded 9,915 and 8,864 more students, respectively. Russia experienced a 34% surge in Indian student enrollments, thanks to affordable education, relaxed visa policies, and expanding academic partnerships. With visa regulations, diplomatic relations, and economic factors influencing student migration, whether the numbers rebound in 2025 remains to be seen. Source: India Today

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Ahmedabad Hospitals to Suspend Cashless Facilities for Three Insurers

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The Ahmedabad Hospitals and Nursing Homes Association (AHNA) has announced that its members will indefinitely suspend cashless facilities for policyholders of Star Health & Allied Insurance, Care Health Insurance, and Tata AIG Health Insurance starting April 2. In a statement, AHNA cited prolonged and unresolved grievances from both patients and hospitals regarding alleged unfair practices by these insurers. Key Issues Raised by AHNA: Unjustified claim deductions Unwarranted claim rejections Unexplained delisting of hospitals from insurer networks Despite multiple discussions and assurances from the insurers, AHNA claimed that the issues remain unresolved, leading to this decision. The association emphasized that these practices are unfair and go against principles of fairness and natural justice. Alternatives for Affected Patients AHNA is exploring financial tie-ups to offer alternative cashless payment solutions, though these may not apply to Star Health patients. AHNA stated: “We have made every effort to resolve these issues amicably. However, insurers have failed to reform their policies, leaving us with no choice but to take this firm stand to protect both our patients and our member hospitals.” Response from Insurers Star Health Insurance: “As India’s leading health insurer, we are committed to providing affordable and customer-centric healthcare. The health insurance sector adheres to stringent IRDAI regulations, whereas the hospital industry lacks similar oversight, leading to challenges.” Tata AIG Health Insurance: “We remain committed to ethical healthcare partnerships and customer-centric services. We are actively working with stakeholders to resolve the issue and ensure uninterrupted healthcare access for policyholders.” With hospitals suspending cashless facilities, patients may need to arrange alternative payment methods until a resolution is reached.

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Prof. (Dr.) Pranveer Singh

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  Prof. (Dr.) Pranveer Singh, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Assam Down Town University, is a visionary academic leader with extensive experience at VIT University, Galgotias University, KL University, and Chandigarh University. He specializes in creating outcome-based, research-integrated, and learner-centric academic environments aligned with ABET, NBA, and NAAC standards. With expertise in strategic planning, faculty development, and institutional branding, he has significantly contributed to enhancing academic excellence. Dr. Singh has secured 14 research grants, completed 8 consultancy projects, guided numerous Ph.D., M.Tech., and B.Tech. scholars, and has over 221 research publications in reputed journals and conferences. His dedication to interdisciplinary research and policy innovation drives transformative growth in higher education.

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Joutishman Dutta

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  Joutishman Dutta is the Managing Trustee of the down town Charity Trust, under which Assam down town University was established. Actively involved since its inception in 2010, he has driven the university’s growth, emphasizing research, skill development, and technological advancement. Under his leadership, the university has produced over 8000 successful graduates. Mr. Dutta also leads the Trust’s various social initiatives, including livelihood and skill development projects. He is a Director at downtown hospital ltd., downtown enterprises ltd., and excel construction ltd. Additionally, he founded the Down town Venture Labs Foundation, supporting over 18 startups, recognized by the Ministry of Electronics and IT. He holds a B.Com from Hans Raj College and an MBA in Finance from NMIMS.

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