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Karnataka Govt to Table Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill After Budget on March 7

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The Karnataka government is set to introduce the revised Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill in the upcoming budget session, following recommendations from a joint legislature committee that examined the proposal to split the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) into multiple corporations. The 13-member committee, formed in July 2024, submitted its report to the Assembly Speaker on Monday. Committee chairman Rizwan Arshad confirmed that the report would be presented in the Assembly soon after the governor’s address on March 3, with the Bill scheduled for tabling on March 7, following the state budget. The Congress government’s move to restructure the BBMP comes after opposition from the BJP when the Bill was initially tabled in the July 2024 monsoon session. The committee has recommended dividing the civic body into up to seven smaller corporations to improve governance and administration in the rapidly growing metropolis. “Initially, BBMP can be split into two or three bodies, but the Bill will allow the government to decide on further divisions as needed,” Arshad said, emphasizing that the restructuring is crucial for Bengaluru’s development over the next 20-30 years. Piloted by Bengaluru Development Minister D K Shivakumar, this marks the Congress government’s second attempt at restructuring BBMP, after a similar proposal between 2013-2018 was abandoned due to BJP opposition. The proposed Bill is expected to ignite fresh political debates, with stakeholders closely watching its progress in the Assembly. Source: Indian express

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Schools in Bengaluru Closed Due to Heavy Rains, Safety Measures Implemented for Colleges

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In response to the heavy rainfall battering Bengaluru, the District Collector has declared a holiday for all Anganwadis and schools in the city on Monday, October 21. The decision was made as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students. However, higher education institutions, including degree programs, postgraduate courses, diplomas, engineering colleges, and ITIs, will remain operational. Special Instructions for Colleges While colleges continue to hold classes, authorities have issued specific guidelines to ensure safety amid the downpour. College heads have been instructed to avoid conducting lectures in weak or dilapidated buildings, prioritizing the structural integrity of campuses. They are advised to inspect the condition of their buildings and take necessary precautions to prevent accidents. Making Up for Lost Learning Time To compensate for the lost instructional time caused by school closures, the District Collector has directed schools to hold extra classes on Saturday afternoons or Sundays. This ensures that students can catch up without falling behind in their studies. Safety Precautions for Students Parents and college administrators have been urged to ensure that students avoid waterlogged areas and low-lying regions, as these areas are prone to flooding. Additionally, the safety of vehicles used by students to travel to and from colleges must be ensured. The authorities have also recommended that colleges provide students with information on how to deal with natural calamities. Weather Forecast and Alerts The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted continued rainfall for Bengaluru over the next two days, with a generally cloudy sky, moderate rain, and occasional heavy thundershowers. The temperature is expected to remain between 20°C and 26°C. A yellow alert has been issued for 11 districts across Karnataka, including Uttara Kannada, Udupi, Belagavi, Dharwad, Haveri, Gadag, Shivamogga, Chikkamagaluru, Hassan, Kodagu, Chitradurga, Davangere, and Tumakuru, due to the forecast of heavy rainfall until October 21. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation as they take steps to mitigate the impact of the weather on residents and educational institutions. Source: Hindustan Times

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Karnataka Government Considering Six Locations for Second Airport for Bengaluru: Industries Minister M.B. Patil

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The Karnataka government is exploring six potential locations for a new international airport to be built within 60 kilometers of the existing Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) in Devanahalli. This new airport is aimed to be as large as KIA and capable of handling 100 million passengers per annum. The identified locations include Kanakpura Road, Mysore Road, Magadi, Doddaballapura, Dabaspete, and Tumakuru. Land Acquisition and Capacity Large and Medium Industries and Infrastructure Development Minister M.B. Patil stated that the government will need to acquire 3,000 to 5,000 acres of land for the new airport. The project aligns with the exclusivity clause availed by Bangalore International Airport Limited, which stipulates that no international airport should be allowed within a 150 km radius of KIA until 2035. The new airport is expected to be operational by 2035, by which time KIA’s passenger handling capacity is anticipated to be saturated. The cargo handling capacity at KIA is expected to reach its limit by 2040. Selection Criteria A special committee comprising aviation industry experts will soon meet to evaluate the proposed sites. The selection criteria include good road, rail, and metro connectivity, minimal population settlements, few water bodies, low green cover, and non-agricultural land without significant elevation or mountains. Minister’s Statement Minister M.B. Patil, responding to media queries at Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru on July 10, mentioned that a plan for the new airport will be ready within the next three months. “Things will move in a few months. A plan will be ready in the next three months,” he said. Response to Tamil Nadu’s Plans Regarding Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin’s announcement to set up an airport in Hosur, which is adjacent to Bengaluru, Minister Patil noted that Tamil Nadu’s decision came after Karnataka’s announcement of a second international airport. He assured that Tamil Nadu’s plans would not affect Karnataka’s project. Future Discussions Minister Patil also mentioned plans to meet with Union Industries Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy to discuss the state’s industrial development plans, further emphasizing the importance of the new airport for Karnataka’s infrastructure and economic growth.

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Karnataka Government Hints at Hiking Water Tariff in Bengaluru

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Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar announced a potential increase in water tariffs in Bengaluru, following a recent hike in petrol and diesel prices in Karnataka. The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) faces significant financial challenges, and Shivakumar emphasized the need for a review after 10 years. The completion of the fifth phase of the Cauvery project is expected to impact the decision on the water tariff hike. After the recent increase in petrol and diesel prices in Karnataka, residents of Bengaluru may also face a water tariff hike. Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar mentioned on Wednesday that the water tariff had not been revised for the past decade, necessitating a review. “We are suffering huge losses. We’ve taken up new projects, and no bank is coming forward to finance the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB),” said Shivakumar, who is also the Bengaluru development minister. Last week, the state government increased sales tax on fuel, making petrol and diesel costlier by Rs 3 and Rs 3.5 per litre, respectively. Shivakumar added that he has instructed officials to review the BWSSB’s financial position and provide a report. “Let them give a report first. We will place it before the public before taking a call. The fifth phase of the Cauvery project is going to be completed. In 10-15 days, I’ll ensure completion of BWSSB work in this regard. At least 70% of the water bill is incurred through power bills and labor charges. Every year, we suffer a big loss. Hence, there is no option. I am working out possibilities and discussing how to stabilize the company (BWSSB),” he said. Justifying the necessity of the hike, Shivakumar stated: “Even the financing committee, World Bank, and others are telling us we are politicizing the issue and not even trying to bring it to a breakeven level. This is what various officials and international banking staffers are conveying. We must expand the water distribution system. I have now allotted 6 TMC ft of more water to Bengaluru. We must undertake the work of one more phase. There is no option unless we show them that BWSSB is an independent company and works as an independent entity.”

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Unplanned Urbanization Spurs Water Crisis in Bengaluru, IISc Study Reveals

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An in-depth study conducted by the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) sheds light on the alarming consequences of unplanned urbanization in Bengaluru, with concrete structures engulfing 93% of the city’s landscape. Over the past five decades, the city has witnessed a staggering 1055% increase in built-up areas, accompanied by a 79% decline in water spread areas and an 88% loss of vegetation. This uncontrolled urban expansion has led to severe water scarcity, exacerbating existing challenges such as air pollution and resource inequity. According to Prof. TV Ramachandra from IISc’s Centre for Ecological Sciences, the dwindling water spread area, which has plummeted from 2,324 hectares in 1973 to just 696 hectares in 2023, is a primary contributor to the depletion of the groundwater table. The study highlights the detrimental impact of encroachment and pollution on Bengaluru’s water bodies, with 98% of lakes encroached upon and 90% receiving untreated sewage or industrial effluents. This degradation has hindered groundwater recharge, exacerbating the city’s water woes. Ramachandra also underscores the adverse effects of vanishing green cover on air quality and temperature regulation, emphasizing that the city’s current tree population is insufficient to sequester respiratory carbon. Remote sensing data reveals a stark reality: only 1.5 million trees support a population of 9.5 million in Bengaluru, indicating a critical imbalance between green cover and urbanization. To address these pressing concerns, IISc has developed the Bangalore Information System (BUiS) and Bangalore Lakes Information System (BLIS), providing researchers and policymakers with essential tools to visualize urban dynamics, tree distribution, and ecologically sensitive areas. The system aims to raise awareness about the adverse effects of rapid urbanization and facilitate informed decision-making to mitigate its impacts. As Bengaluru grapples with its evolving urban landscape, the findings underscore the urgent need for sustainable urban planning strategies to safeguard natural resources, mitigate pollution, and promote ecological resilience in the face of rapid urban expansion.  

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ShikshaLokam Hosts Third Edition of InvokED: Global Dialogue on Education Leadership

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ShikshaLokam, an NGO based in Bengaluru, organized the third edition of InvokED, a Global Dialogue on Education Leadership, on March 1 and 2, 2024. The event brought together education leaders, practitioners, academicians, market players, teachers, and students from around the world. The focus of InvokED 3.0 was on collective leadership and efforts to drive India’s journey towards equity in education, aligning with the goal of establishing a world-class Indian education system. During the inaugural session, S.D. Shibulal, Co-Founder of Infosys and Founder of ShikshaLokam, stressed the crucial role of education leaders in enhancing public schools, ensuring every child’s access to quality education as a fundamental right. He emphasized the need for collective action to achieve this vision, highlighting ShikshaLokam’s nationwide efforts in over 27 Indian states and UTs, engaging more than 570,000 education leaders in improving over a million schools across the nation. Khushboo Awasthi, Co-founder of ShikshaLokam, highlighted the event’s objective of reimagining education leadership by fostering interactions, ideas, and actions that lead to development opportunities for individuals and institutions involved in K-12 education systems. She underscored the importance of participants coming together to devise solutions and strategies for driving sustainable change in their respective ecosystems, ultimately uplifting the entire education system. The second day of InvokED 3.0 featured the Shikshāgraha Utsav, celebrating innovation and micro-improvement stories in classrooms from across the country. This segment aimed to showcase initiatives driving positive changes at the grassroots level, contributing to the overall enhancement of the education landscape.

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G-Eazy Set to Ignite Indian Stages with Maiden Tour

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American rapper G-Eazy is bringing a wave of excitement to music enthusiasts in India with the announcement of his maiden tour in the country. The tour, exclusively produced by Spacebound, the producers of Asia’s largest dance music festival, Sunburn, promises an electrifying experience for fans across three cities. Known for chart-topping hits like “Me, Myself & I,” “Tumblr Girls,” “Good Life,” “I Mean It,” “Him & I,” and “No Limit,” G-Eazy, an internationally acclaimed rapper and record producer, is set to perform in Bengaluru on 10 February, New Delhi-NCR on 11 February, and Mumbai on 15 February. This musical extravaganza won’t be a solo affair, as G-Eazy will be sharing the stage with a lineup of homegrown hip-hop support acts, adding a vibrant local flavor to the international performance. Fans can anticipate an unforgettable night filled with the pulsating beats and lyrical prowess that have made G-Eazy a global sensation. The tour marks a significant moment for Indian music enthusiasts, offering them a chance to witness G-Eazy’s dynamic stage presence and iconic tracks live for the first time. The tour dates are already generating buzz, and fans are gearing up for an unmissable experience that blends international hip-hop with the energy of the Indian music scene.

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Prof. (Dr.) Raj Singh, Vice Chancellor, JAIN (Deemed to be University), Discusses the Future of Education at the New Normal Education Leadership Summit

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“Through normal traditional teaching and learning methods, we cannot attain higher-order learning outcomes, and that doesn’t serve the purpose of the industry,” says Prof. (Dr.) Raj Singh, Vice Chancellor, JAIN (Deemed to be University), in an interview with Pratik Ghosh, Content Writer, ArdorComm Media at the ‘New Normal – Education Leadership Summit & Awards 2023’ #ELSABengaluru #ELSAKarnataka How are you feeling to witness the New Normal Education Leadership Summit and Awards in Bengaluru? It’s a great initiative, one that not only brings the industry and academia on the same platform but also enables interaction of multiple institutions, exchange of ideas, and benefits from the best practices which every other institution is following. The topic of today’s discussion was very relevant, particularly in the post-National Education Policy scenario, which is also coinciding with the post-COVID scenario, as we call it. To my mind, there’s nothing like the “new normal” because the new normal keeps on changing every day. This new normal is very dynamic. I think it is safe to guess that, to my mind, the environment which is evolving would say that one-third of the education will be delivered through online content, which could be synchronous or asynchronous. One-third of it will be through face-to-face education on campuses, where certain projects and certain lab sessions need to be conducted on the campus to interact with professors. The remaining one-third will be shifted outside the campus, where students have to be in touch with the industry, community, and society. They will meet and talk to them, identify the issues they’re facing, come back to the campus, undertake research projects, and try to find solutions to those problems. All the panel discussions were relevant, emphasizing research-based teaching and learning and a multi-disciplinary environment. These are ways to expand learning opportunities and enable students to attain higher-order learning outcomes, which is the need of the hour. Through normal traditional teaching and learning methods, we cannot attain higher-order learning outcomes, and that doesn’t serve the purpose of the industry. It is because of this reason we have been labelled to a large extent unfairly, that we don’t produce employable graduates. But yes, there are some issues which I think these kinds of platforms enable us to learn and tell others through the exchange of ideas. I’m sure we collectively will benefit and be able to transform our education system, where we not only serve the industry but also serve the community and society at large. I thank ArdorComm Media for having me here. Any message for ArdorComm Media Group for completing two years of its existence? Heartiest congratulations on completing two years. You have been doing great work. I’ve attended many events organized by you. Keep on doing this good work, and maybe we can interact on bringing new formats of this kind of conference and discussions where we can involve more people, not only speakers but more people who can contribute. Sometimes the best ideas come from youngsters, not only from senior people like us. If you can have a discussion format where multiple sub-topics could be distributed and they could talk on each of them after having intense discussions.

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Syeda Khadija, Director, Olive Garden Kindergarten, Bengaluru, Emphasizes on Teacher Training

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“I train my staff, and I make it a point that I tie up with various online platforms to get the staff trained,” says Syeda Khadija, Director, Olive Garden Kindergarten, Bengaluru, in an interview with Pratik Ghosh, Content Writer, ArdorComm Media at the ‘New Normal – Education Leadership Summit & Awards 2023’ #ELSABengaluru #ELSAKarnataka How are you feeling to witness the New Normal Education Leadership Summit & Award in Bangalore? It’s really very educative and informative, and I’m gaining a lot of information. I really liked the section of “I-Math,” and I went and personally spoke to the people there at that counter, and probably I’m going to tie up with them, so it’s benefiting us. As you know, the theme of our event is “New Normal Karnataka.” What’s your take on this? Frankly speaking, new norms have been a problem for kindergarteners because they are not giving us the exact policies that have to be implemented. When children are getting admitted, we are very much confused about what is the age group we have to admit the child in. So, without the right information, we are stuck nowhere. They need to really give us the proper information on it. And now, again, it’s changed, so I’m not in favour of this because it’s not giving us enough information. How do you train the teachers? Can you emphasize on teacher training? Firstly, I have got myself trained by Lata ma’am, who is a Montessorian, and under her guidance, I train my teachers. It’s very clear that all the teachers who are there in my school are trained because, as one of our speakers did say, if a teacher is not trained, the children are not going to get on the right path. So, I train my staff, and I make it a point that I tie up with various online platforms to get the staff trained. That is how we go about it. As you can see in this kind of forums where we bring in education leaders, EdTech players, as well as the government, how does this kind of forum benefit the education sector? It gives us a better understanding of what is happening around and helps us improve our skills. Like I just said, I liked the section of “I-Math,” so I’ll be introducing it into my school. That is going to help us, and yes, they are giving us some information on the National Education Policy, so that’s clearing our doubts. So, they are benefiting us. Any message or wishes for ArdorComm Media Group on recently completing its 2 years journey? Frankly speaking, ArdorComm was the first company who recognized the work of Olive Garden during COVID, and we were awarded by them. That is the reason why, again, I’ve been a part of it. Definitely, I’m giving you all the best wishes to grow further and try to circulate more information to us.

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ArdorComm ‘New Normal – Education Leadership Summit & Awards 2023’ held at Bengaluru, Karnataka on 22nd September 2023 #ELSABengaluru #ELSAKarnataka

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The curtains have fallen on a remarkable educational extravaganza as ArdorComm Media Group proudly hosted the ‘New Normal – Education Leadership Summit & Awards 2023’ in the vibrant city of Bengaluru, Karnataka, on the 22nd of September, 2023. This event, which brought together visionaries, thought leaders, and trailblazers in the realm of education, was nothing short of extraordinary. From captivating discussions that illuminated the future of learning to the recognition of outstanding contributors at the ArdorComm Education Leadership Awards, this summit was a beacon of innovation and excellence. Join us as we delve into the highlights, insights, and moments that made this event an unforgettable milestone in the journey towards shaping the future of education. #ELSABengaluru #ELSAKarnataka ArdorComm Media Group (A Media Start-up) hosted the ‘New Normal – Education Leadership Summit & Awards 2023’ at Bengaluru, Karnataka on 22nd September 2023. ELSA Bengaluru was the Eighth successful summit of the ArdorComm New Normal ELSA series. The Summit theme focused on ‘New-Normal’ Karnataka: Karnataka’s Unconventional Odyssey as the Premier Hub for Education Transformation. The symposium brought together Pre-school, School & Higher Education Leaders, Innovators, Policymakers and EdTech Experts, to explore, discuss, and chart the path forward in Karnataka’s dynamic education landscape. Under the theme ‘New-Normal Karnataka: Karnataka’s Unconventional Odyssey as the Premier Hub for Education Transformation,’ the symposium ignited inspiring conversations and collaborative endeavours. Throughout the summit, eminent speakers engaged in dynamic discussions, shared ground-breaking ideas, and envisioned innovative solutions that promise to redefine the future of education in Karnataka. With a commitment to excellence and a shared vision of a brighter, more inclusive educational landscape, this symposium served as a catalyst for change, propelling Karnataka towards its rightful place as a premier hub for educational transformation. The Knowledge forum witnessed who’s who from government, pre-schools, schools, universities, colleges, engineering institutes, B-schools, skill institutions, and experts from corporate, EdTech companies & education startups. Deliberating, showcasing & presenting best & next practices in school, higher, skill and technical education. The event celebrated the success stories of all educators who have been continuously working for the betterment of the current teaching-learning scenario. Chandan Anand, Founder, CEO & Group Editor of ArdorComm Media Group, emphasized on the event theme saying, “The summit’s theme, ‘New-Normal Karnataka: Karnataka’s Unconventional Odyssey as the Premier Hub for Education Transformation,’ highlights Karnataka’s unique journey in redefining education. It signifies the state’s commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and excellence, positioning it as a leader in educational transformation.” The Presenting Partner of the event was LinkedIn, EdTech Partner was Anthology, Admission Automation Partner was ExtraaEdge. The Associate Partners of the summit were DigitalEd, Fin n Min, and Chrysaalis I Maths. The Exhibitor at the event was Mastersoft and the Supporting Partners were Bangalore Management Association and Bangalore Sahodaya – Sahodaya School Complex Association. The Special Guest of the summit was Col. (Prof) Y. S. Siddegowda, Vice Chairman, Karnataka State Higher Education Council, Govt. of Karnataka. The Guest Speakers were Dr. KS Narayanaswamy, President, Bangalore Management Association (BMA), Vamsheepriya Amar, Principal, MVJ International School; Chairperson, Bangalore Sahodaya (BSSCA), Jayanth Prakash, Account Director & Regional Lead – South, Academics & Government, LinkedIn, Anupama Ramachandra, Principal, DPS Electronic City, Bengaluru; Secretary, BSSCA. The Eminent Panel Speakers were Dr. C. Manohar, Senior Director, ISBR & Chairman BMA Industry Academia Partnership Initiative, Anupa Gnanakan, Director – School, ACTS Group of Institutions, Deepak Agarwal, CEO, Cubs The Preschool & Cubs- Sankalp School, Dr. Malini Dutta, Principal, BGS National Public School, Sarika M. Singh, COO, Peepal Tree Group, Prof. Shrinivas S. Balli, Vice Chancellor, Nrupathunga University, Prof. Noor Afza, Prof & Chairperson, Dept. of Studies & Research in Business Administration, Tumkur University, Sudhakar Joshi, Head – Marketing and Client Servicing, Chrysaalis I-Math India Pvt Ltd, Sapna Sukul, Founder, Edustart Solutions; COO, Boarding School Association of India (BSAI), Dr. Sami Ulla, CEO, Manipal Group of Schools, Vamsheepriya Amar, Principal, MVJ International School; Chairperson, Bangalore Sahodaya (BSSCA), Dr. Hemalatha S. Murthy, Principal Director, White Petals Group of Institutions, Chirag Agarwal, Founder Director, EarlyVentions – Chain of Preschools, Shwetha Sumanth, Principal, Shanthi Nikethana School; Co-founder, Adelie International Preschool, Shazia Ahmed, Managing Director, Aryan Presidency School, Dr. Sharanabasappa Harwal, Vice President, Hyderabad Karnataka Education Society, Dr. Kuldeep Kumar Raina, Vice Chancellor, MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Prof. (Dr.) Raj Singh, Vice Chancellor, JAIN (Deemed to be University), Dr. Manish Kothari, Managing Director, ISBR Group of Institutions, Dr. Puttaraju, Vice Chancellor, Mandya University, Dr. N V Subba Reddy, Pro Vice Chancellor, CMR University, Jayanth Prakash, Account Director & Regional Lead- South Academics & Government, LinkedIn, Dr. Prakash S, Sr. Vice President, East Point Group of Institutions, Dr. Kiran Reddy, Founder, AIMS Institutes, Abhay G. Chebbi, Pro Chancellor, Alliance University, Dr. N. R. Bhanumurth, Vice Chancellor, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar School of Economics University, Dr. A. M. Surendra Kumar, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Presidency University, Vivek Iyer, Vice President – India, Anthology, Kunal Saxena, Director-Marketing, Presidency University, Prof. (Dr.) Chattar Singh, Vice Chancellor, Rai Technology University, Prof. R. Janardhan, Pro Vice Chancellor, Dayananda Sagar University, Dr. Vinay S, Director, Seshadripuram Institute of Management Studies, Dr. Mahesh KM, Principal, JGI, SBM Jain Evening College. The Industry Speech was shared by Vivek Iyer, Vice President – India, Anthology, Jayanth Prakash, Account Director & Regional Lead – South, Academics & Government, LinkedIn, Agathya Selvakumar, Founder & CEO, FIN N MIN, Ujjwal Kandhari, Dy Manager -Technology, Digitaled India, Supreetha Gonsalves, AVP Growth, ExtraaEdge. Key Discussion Points of ‘New Normal – Education Leadership Summit & Awards 2023’ #ELSABengaluru #ELSAKarnataka :- Redefining Education Policy: Transformation with ‘New Age’ Technology, Innovation & Skilling Rethinking Curriculum & Pedagogy to Reflect the Accelerated use of Technology in School Education Research-based Learning, Skill Development & Multidisciplinary Approach: A Robust eco-system in HEIs Reimagining Higher Education through the ‘PHYGITAL’ mode of learning: Enhancing Entrepreneurship & Employability Outcomes Unleashing The Potential of Education 4.0 on Innovative Pedagogy and Industry ready Skills How the New Age Technologies like AI, ML, IoT are changing India’s higher education landscape? Key Highlights of ‘New Normal – Education Leadership Summit & Awards

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