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Mumbai University result out in in 10 daysHindustan TimesPTI For the first time in the history of University of Mumbai, results for the final year bachelor of commerce examinations (TY B Com), conducted last week, ...and more »
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CBC.caFaculty cite pressure tactics in Mistry sagaTimes of IndiaMUMBAI: Faculty members at the University of Mumbai have claimed that senior administrative officials were forcing teachers of the English department to ...Varsity panel cleared Mistry's book without reading it: Vice-ChancellorThe HinduWriters want Mumbai university to overturn Mistry banCTV.caPEN, Writers Union back Mistry's book battleCBC.caHindustan Times -The Guardian -Mid-Dayall 37 news articles »
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Mumbai university yanks Mistry bookCBC.caRohinton Mistry's Such a Long Journey was added to the syllabus of the University of Mumbai four years ago. (Courtesy F. Mistry) A 1991 book by Canadian ...Make reasons public: ProfsTimes of IndiaWelukar says board dropped Mistry bookTimes of India'Univ digressing from real issue'Hindustan TimesDaily News & Analysisall 11 news articles »
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Dr.Rajan.M Welukar, vice chancellor of mumbai university at Joy Fest Press Conference sharing a few words.
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This is second part of Prof. Sharma's speech at Goa university Professor Man Mohan Sharma, an eminent Chemical Engineer, was born on May 1, 1937 at Jodhpur (Rajasthan). He was educated at Jodhpur, Mumbai and Cambridge and was appointed as a Professor at the age of 27 years in the University of Mumbai, Department of Chemical Technology. During his distinguished career, Professor Sharma has published 235 papers based on original research, in international journals of high standing, and supervised 71 students in completing their Doctoral dissertations. From the early 1970s, from time to time, he has been member of Board of Directors of several reputed companies like Indian Petrochemical Ltd, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Hindustan Organic Chemicals, Hindustan Antibiotics Ltd. Gharda Chemicals Ltd. and Resins and Plastics etc. As adviser/consultant to various industries, he brought a rare clarity to their planning. As an exponent of innovations, Professor Sharma stressed the need for the industry to adopt techniques which eventually led to the successful implementation of many technologies. This resulted in substantial improvement in turn over, and financial advantage in different sectors of industry such as soda ash, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and petroleum refining. Professor Sharma was a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee to the Cabinet, Govt. of India on different occasions and had been Chairman of the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Ministry of ...
This is the third part of the speech by prof. MM Sharma at Ph. D. Students Symposium at Goa University on Sept. 3, 2010 Professor Man Mohan Sharma, an eminent Chemical Engineer, was born on May 1, 1937 at Jodhpur (Rajasthan). He was educated at Jodhpur, Mumbai and Cambridge and was appointed as a Professor at the age of 27 years in the University of Mumbai, Department of Chemical Technology. During his distinguished career, Professor Sharma has published 235 papers based on original research, in international journals of high standing, and supervised 71 students in completing their Doctoral dissertations. From the early 1970s, from time to time, he has been member of Board of Directors of several reputed companies like Indian Petrochemical Ltd, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Hindustan Organic Chemicals, Hindustan Antibiotics Ltd. Gharda Chemicals Ltd. and Resins and Plastics etc. As adviser/consultant to various industries, he brought a rare clarity to their planning. As an exponent of innovations, Professor Sharma stressed the need for the industry to adopt techniques which eventually led to the successful implementation of many technologies. This resulted in substantial improvement in turn over, and financial advantage in different sectors of industry such as soda ash, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and petroleum refining. Professor Sharma was a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee to the Cabinet, Govt. of India on different occasions and had been Chairman ...
prof. Sharma delivered a stimulating key note address to delegates of Ph.D. Students symposium 2010, org. by Dept. of Chemistry, Goa University and west India section of royal Society of Chemistry on September 3, 2010 at conference hall-This is the first part of the speech. Professor Man Mohan Sharma, an eminent Chemical Engineer, was born on May 1, 1937 at Jodhpur (Rajasthan). He was educated at Jodhpur, Mumbai and Cambridge and was appointed as a Professor at the age of 27 years in the University of Mumbai, Department of Chemical Technology. During his distinguished career, Professor Sharma has published 235 papers based on original research, in international journals of high standing, and supervised 71 students in completing their Doctoral dissertations. From the early 1970s, from time to time, he has been member of Board of Directors of several reputed companies like Indian Petrochemical Ltd, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd, Hindustan Organic Chemicals, Hindustan Antibiotics Ltd. Gharda Chemicals Ltd. and Resins and Plastics etc. As adviser/consultant to various industries, he brought a rare clarity to their planning. As an exponent of innovations, Professor Sharma stressed the need for the industry to adopt techniques which eventually led to the successful implementation of many technologies. This resulted in substantial improvement in turn over, and financial advantage in different sectors of industry such as soda ash, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and ...
On the occasion of announcement of it second year of the Post Graduate course in Films and Television by Mumbai University in association with Digital Academy - The Film School at it's Kalina Campus, the guest of honour, Saurabh Shukla, the renowned Film Maker, Actor and Scriptwriter spoke about the wonderful world of Cinema. . Speaking on the topic of " Careers in Cinema ", Mr Shukla said that to be a Film Maker, one should obviously know the art of Direction but should acquire knowledge of all aspects of Cinema or at least have the working knowledge in areas of Cinematography, Writing, Editing, Acting and Production Design. He recalled his own days as a student in Delhi when he was studying for his M.Com when he was trying to be a " Nobody " He said that that was the time when he sensed a certain calling towards theatre and dramatics.He said that he was never formally educated in anything that is part of his profession.Those days, he said, when I look back, I worked very very hard but it was not work....everything that I did gave me a lot of joy...Every morning , after waking up, I felt the eagerness to go to the theatre for rehearsals, I read and analysed a lot of literature..and tried to analyse great works to the best of my ability....but had I been formally trained, I would have gone further and at a much quicker pace.Mr Shukla said " The greatest thing that formal education gives you is a way, a much richer scientific and methodical path. I never had an opportunity ...
On the occasion of announcement of it second year of the Post Graduate course in Films and Television by Mumbai University in association with Digital Academy - The Film School at it's Kalina Campus, the guest of honour, Saurabh Shukla, the renowned Film Maker, Actor and Scriptwriter spoke about the wonderful world of Cinema. . Speaking on the topic of " Careers in Cinema ", Mr Shukla said that to be a Film Maker, one should obviously know the art of Direction but should acquire knowledge of all aspects of Cinema or at least have the working knowledge in areas of Cinematography, Writing, Editing, Acting and Production Design. He recalled his own days as a student in Delhi when he was studying for his M.Com when he was trying to be a " Nobody " He said that that was the time when he sensed a certain calling towards theatre and dramatics.He said that he was never formally educated in anything that is part of his profession.Those days, he said, when I look back, I worked very very hard but it was not work....everything that I did gave me a lot of joy...Every morning , after waking up, I felt the eagerness to go to the theatre for rehearsals, I read and analysed a lot of literature..and tried to analyse great works to the best of my ability....but had I been formally trained, I would have gone further and at a much quicker pace.Mr Shukla said " The greatest thing that formal education gives you is a way, a much richer scientific and methodical path. I never had an opportunity ...
On the occasion of announcement of it second year of the Post Graduate course in Films and Television by Mumbai University in association with Digital Academy - The Film School at it's Kalina Campus, the guest of honour, Saurabh Shukla, the renowned Film Maker, Actor and Scriptwriter spoke about the wonderful world of Cinema. . Speaking on the topic of " Careers in Cinema ", Mr Shukla said that to be a Film Maker, one should obviously know the art of Direction but should acquire knowledge of all aspects of Cinema or at least have the working knowledge in areas of Cinematography, Writing, Editing, Acting and Production Design. He recalled his own days as a student in Delhi when he was studying for his M.Com when he was trying to be a " Nobody " He said that that was the time when he sensed a certain calling towards theatre and dramatics.He said that he was never formally educated in anything that is part of his profession.Those days, he said, when I look back, I worked very very hard but it was not work....everything that I did gave me a lot of joy...Every morning , after waking up, I felt the eagerness to go to the theatre for rehearsals, I read and analysed a lot of literature..and tried to analyse great works to the best of my ability....but had I been formally trained, I would have gone further and at a much quicker pace.Mr Shukla said " The greatest thing that formal education gives you is a way, a much richer scientific and methodical path. I never had an opportunity ...
Located on India's West coast near Mumbai, Training Ship Chanakya is a shore-based academy managed and maintained by the INDIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY through the Directorate General of Shipping. The three year degree course here culminates in the award of a B.Sc. (Nautical Sciences) degree from the University of Mumbai. It also imparts training for 12 months Pre-sea course. The cadets who successfully complete training at this institute are eligible for taking up jobs not only on board Indian ships but also on foreign vessels. It is common knowledge that trained Indian Merchant Navy officers are in great demand the world over, for their proficiency, expertise and dedication to their profession. It is noteworthy to mention that the Nautical Training imparted in this institution is of a very high quality and in accordance with the standards and norms laid down by the international bodies like the International Maritime Organisation. Address: TS Chanakya Karave, Nerul, Navi Mumbai Mumbai Maharashtra 400706 INDIA
Peeved with forgery, mismanagement and sexual harassment, the teaching staff, non-teaching union and students protested at the Parshvanath College of Engineering at Ghodbunder Road in Thane on Wednesday. The teaching staff, backed by the non-teaching union and students, lodged a complaint against the college administration at Kasarvadavli police station in evening. Moreover, the car of the college trustee Tejchand Shah was allegedly attacked by members of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS). MNS volunteers also allegedly blackened the face of vice principal Sharad Shah. Females had alleged sexual harassment by Sharad Shah and Tejchand Shah. Sameer Nanivadekar, teacher and member of the union, said, "Firstly, we were not being paid our salary. To add to it, female teachers faced sexual harassment. So, we had no choice but to protest against management and file a police complaint." More than 2000 students study in the college. One of the students, on condition of anonymity, said, "We have been experiencing the same problems that our teachers faced. We also have no proper classrooms or drinking water facility." And are forced to study in an under construction college for last 4 years and still no progress has been made by the trustee for college. The staff alleged that earlier too a sexual harassment complaint was filed against Sharad Shah and the University of Mumbai had ordered his termination in 2001. "Still no action was initiated against him," confirmed Nanivadekar ...
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(IsraelNN.com) In a powerful echo of the Biblical story of the patriarch Abraham, a Mumbai doctor smashed his father's idols and eventually decided to become a Jew in the Land of Israel. Dr. Aharon Abraham, left his position as Director of the ICU Medical Center at British Kennedy in Mumbai, India after terrorists murdered his spiritual guide and his wife, Rabbi Gabi and Rivky Holtzberg one year ago. Abraham was born Vagirds Frads to a Hindu cleric who worshipped idols, and a mother who prepared food for them. As did the Biblical Abraham, young Vagirds could not understand how his father could honor a man-made statue, nor why his mother would cook for them. "Sometimes I eat it in secret," he confided in an article that appeared in Hebrew in Sichat HaShavuah. Unlike the patriarch, however, he waited until after graduating high school to confront his father, asking how he could believe "such nonsense." But when there was no reply, his anger led him to take a hammer and smash the idols, exactly as Abraham had done. "The gods are angry!" his father shouted at him, he recounted, and recalled his reply: "If they're angry, let them do something, reconstruct themselves..." It was while studying medicine at the University of Mumbai that he first read a Bible, given to him by Christian students. Amazed, he read the story of Abraham and many others. "A new world opened before me," he said. The woman he married, a nurse, was equally interested in his Bible studies, and after their ...
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Theatrical Trailer highlighting Seattle University Albers School of Business and Economics' India Study Tour (IST) 2009. Four cities across India were visited: Delhi, Mumbai, Goa, and Bangalore. In addition, company tours as well as cultural attractions were done to supplement the overall MBA academic experience.
Mumbai's Way: The Buddhism in the slum. Daharawi to visit with Dr. Arun Kamble Together with Dr. Arun Kamble visit to a Buddhist temple Daharawi, the biggest Slum in India and perhaps the whole of Asia. Often, for those who live in the slum, the only solution to escape the fate of their caste / work, is to embrace other religions, mainly Buddhism (Buddhism a reinterpreted in a Marxist and that is the central figure Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar), but also Catholicism and Islam. Dr Arun Kamble, chief department of the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Mumbai, Buddhist-Marxist mention of the struggles for the emancipation of the Dalits (the pariah or excluded) of which he is a fairly unique case: he was able to reach an important job and a respectable discounts anything but still. The contrasts, inequalities, and many problems of the world of work and politics are often common to those of other companies "Western." But in India everything is further complicated by a number of religious issues: the caste system and living together in Mumbai alone for at least 7 of the main religions. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, a contemporary of Gandhi, has fought for the rights of Dalits, took an active part in the colonial government first and then the Indian government. His conversion to Buddhism is a key to Buddhism in India, in temples next to the figure of Buddha is always present the same Ambedkar. Jai Bhim! Peace! Siddhartha Chabukswar!
Hindu Business LineMonsoon-reviving 'low' may spring up by weekendHindu Business Line, IndiaA six-day forecast by the International Research Institute (IRI) for Climate and Society at Columbia University said that north interior Tamil Nadu and south interior Karnataka would receive above-normal rains until this weekend. ...
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2009/06/17/stories/2009061750681600.htm
Pew Research CenterVote Uncovers Forgotten Story: IranPew Research Center, DC... appearance at Columbia University. In 2008, coverage dropped by roughly half, down to 1%. The situation in Iran generated less attention than such overseas events as the Beijing Olympics, the Georgia-Russia war and the Mumbai terror attacks. ...
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FinFacts IrelandTuesday Newspaper Review - Irish Business News and International ...FinFacts Ireland, IrelandBusiness people in Mumbai say the differences in India's and China's approaches to industry and the wider culture gap between the neighbours could hardly be greater. China has a single-minded focus on productivity and economic growth that India may ...
http://www.finfacts.ie/irishfinancenews/article_1016925.shtml
Business StandardAditi Phadnis: Nothing but the law for himBusiness Standard, IndiaVahanvati is a gentle person with old-world courtesies, and not as well known in Delhi as he is in his native Mumbai. But his peers speak highly of him. They also hint at differences between him and the former Law Minister, HR Bharadwaj, ...
http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/aditi-phadnis-nothing-butlaw-for-him/361061/
Samatawadi Chhatrabharti President Gajanan Kale addressing students in Azad Maidan. Students organization from all over Maharashtra supported this cause and were present at Azad Maidan.
Samatawadi Chhatrabharti President Gajanan Kale addressing students in Azad Maidan. Students organization from all over Maharashtra supported this cause and were present at Azad Maidan.
The AgeA diverse land trains its meals to a standardThe Age, AustraliaFood for thought: Mumbai commuters will soon be tasting the cuisine from other parts of India. Photo: Reuters AS A child, Rakesh Tandon used to eat in the restaurant car when travelling by train with his parents to Shimla, the summer capital of the ...
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Mid-DayHere's a lesson for Mumbai UniversityMid-Day, IndiaAfter all, University of Mumbai is notorious for such things. Instead, Bastawala was in for a pleasant surprise. He received a copy of the certificates for free just three days and a click of a mouse later. "I had heard many tales of my grandfather ...
http://www.mid-day.com/news/2009/jun/110609-Neville-Bastawala-University-Glasgow-certificate-Mumbai-University-civil-engineering.htm
HinduKembhavi to head astronomy, astrophysics centre in PuneHindu, IndiaA 1972 postgraduate in physics from Bombay University, Professor Kembhavi obtained his Ph.D. from the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai, in 1979 in Gravitation Theory under the guidance of Professor Narlikar. ...
http://www.hindu.com/2009/06/08/stories/2009060856231300.htm
East AfricanClean, polite and ready to hangEast African, KenyaOh yes, and a stunning show of Indian miniatures in Mumbai. At first sight, the works of these three Ugandans reminded me of Mughal album paintings — not in skill, for there are few painters who can match the brilliance of 17th century masters like ...
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Hindu Business LineMonsoon advances into Goa, parts of KonkanHindu Business Line, IndiaMumbai would be the next big port of call which models suggest would be covered in another three to five days. The Chennai Met Centre said that the monsoon advanced into more parts of north interior Karnataka on Sunday. It has been active over Kerala, ...
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2009/06/08/stories/2009060850741400.htm
Aljazeera.netPakistan diary: Taliban tacticsAljazeera.net, QatarThe UN put them on a terrorist watch list after the Mumbai attacks last year. The group then disappeared as it members were arrested. Now here they are, working alongside the UN. The group seems to have risen from the ashes. ...
http://english.aljazeera.net/focus/2009/06/20096612735243999.html
Hindu Business LineBay 'low' seen reviving monsoon activityHindu Business Line, IndiaThe International Research Institute (IRI) for Climate and Society at Columbia University sees wetter than average rainfall for Kerala coast, coastal Karnataka and south Konkan over the six-day period ending June 11. Mumbai would receive only light ...
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2009/06/06/stories/2009060651141800.htm
Cricket NirvanaEngland armed with secret sunglassesCricket Nirvana, IndiaMumbai: The English team is leaving nothing to chances for the coming Ashes series this summer, eyewears included. The players will be using coloured sunglasses as a secret weapon during the Ashes. The researchers found that with the right kind of ...
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SpicezeeAishwarya invited by German University to speak against abuseSpicezee, IndiaMumbai, June 03: Keeping up with the family lineage of amassing honours from educational institutions, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has a rare feat up her arm. The doe-eyed charmer, whose beauty has left many awe-struck, has proved that there is more to her ...
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Earthtimes (press release)Microchip Technology Promotes Ganesh Moorthy to COOEarthtimes (press release), UKHe received a B.Sc. in Physics from the University of Mumbai in 1979, a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Washington in 1981 and an MBA in Marketing from National University in 1987. “Ganesh has taken on increasing levels of ...
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Business StandardLunch with BS: Aditya PuriBusiness Standard, IndiaNothing else mattered; neither the stock options, nor the tiny Mumbai flat and the makeshift office that consisted of Puri, his table and the many rats that would often feast on the cables. It's time for dessert and Puri opts for mango while ordering ...
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Aljazeera.netPakistan diary: The line of dutyAljazeera.net, QatarThe UN put them on a terrorist watch list after the Mumbai attacks last year. The group then disappeared as it members were arrested. Now here they are, working alongside the UN. The group seems to have risen from the ashes. ...
http://english.aljazeera.net/focus/2009/06/200961141118991990.html
Christian Science MonitorInside the booming Somali businessChristian Science MonitorThey put their money here in Kenya, but also in Dubai or Canada or Mumbai." He pauses. "The real pirate could be a white person like you." They may have already unwittingly given themselves away by buying provisions from locals and asking advice on the ...
http://www.csmonitor.com/2009/0531/p06s03-woaf.html
Australia.TODuring His Trip to Egypt, Obama Should Visit GazaAustralia.TO, AustraliaWhile he spoke out against the November 26 Mumbai terrorism attack, he refused to even call for a ceasefire in Gaza, saying coldly, “When it comes to foreign affairs it is particularly important to adhere to the principle of one president at a time. ...
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Comments With Dr. James Haney Presents*Terror @ Mumbai, with Dr. JParuchuri, Professor of Political Science @ Tennessee States University, who talks about the impact of terror on the political social and economic situation in India following the attacks in Mumbai, Part 4
Comments With Dr. James Haney Presents*Terror @ Mumbai, with Dr. JParuchuri, Professor of Political Science @ Tennessee States University, who talks about the impact of terror on the political social and economic situation in India following the attacks in Mumbai, Part 2
Comments With Dr. James Haney Presents*Terror @ Mumbai, with Dr. JParuchuri, Professor of Political Science @ Tennessee States University, who talks about the impact of terror on the political social and economic situation in India following the attacks in Mumbai, Part 1
New Zealand HeraldChristine Nikiel: Breakthrough with a drop of bloodNew Zealand Herald, New ZealandThe Kumbles met and married while studying for their doctorates in biochemistry at the University of Mumbai. They moved to the United States after graduation; Anand worked for Nobel Prize winner Arthur Konberg, who identified how DNA replicates, ...
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=10575231
Calcutta TelegraphEduquest: A one-stop destination for career choicesCalcutta Telegraph, IndiaThe fair will comprise 30 stalls in Jamshedpur and more than 40 stalls in Ranchi and will focus on education alternatives in more off-beat destinations such as Chhattisgarh and Orissa, rather than Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Bangalore and Calcutta. ...
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1090529/jsp/jharkhand/story_11035227.jsp
BlockshopperAccounting professor settles in Clayton 3BDBlockshopper, ILHe has been a professor of managerial accounting at Washington University, financial accounting at the University of North Carolina and finance at Bentley College. He received his bachelor's degree in commerce from Mumbai University in India, ...
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Hindu Business LineMonsoon pauses after 'Aila' signs off from eastHindu Business Line, IndiaAccording to 14-day forecasts available from the CPC, Mumbai should get the monsoon around June 6 following a series of favourable churns in the Arabian Sea as far away as from the Horn of Africa. Arabian Sea convection in the south-east, the west (off ...
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2009/05/28/stories/2009052851331600.htm
HinduFaridabad boy tops IIT JEEHindu, India... Banaras Hindu University; and the Indian School of Mines University, Dhanbad, in the results declared on Monday. Mr. Jain is from the IIT-Delhi zone. The second rank has been secured by Shubham Tulsiani from the IIT-Mumbai zone. ...
http://www.hindu.com/2009/05/26/stories/2009052660561000.htm
India PRwire (press release)Three new exciting international programs at Manipal University DubaiIndia PRwire (press release), IndiaThe students after their study also have greater opportunities and easier access to opt for Canadiancitizenship - One year of training at Dubai and one year at Subhash Ghai's WhistlingWoods Institute in Mumbai. Manipal University(MU) Dubai campus has ...
http://www.indiaprwire.com/pressrelease/education/2009042223953.htm
Telegraph.co.ukIrvine Welsh in Mumbai: A tale of two citiesTelegraph.co.uk, United KingdomThe clock tower at the University is the twin of London's Big Ben, while the art-deco buildings that line the Marine Drive promenade of the atmospheric Girgaum Chowpatty (an urban beach to rival Sydney's Bondi or Rio's Copacabana) evoke Brighton in its ...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/asia/india/5329228/Irvine-Welsh-in-Mumbai-A-tale-of-two-cities.html
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