Targeted medicine has taken the world of healthcare by storm. It started when Craig Venter set up the Celera Genomics in 1998, and the long standing dream of mapping the “code of life” started taking
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Globally teaching has changed significantly over the last few decades. Teachers are no more the ones who has all the knowledge, they are more like enablers who partner in learning together. With data or information
Education technology and its delivery are going through a revolutionary change today. In the digital age, chalk and talk is history. On one hand, with depleting attention span of learners, new learning pedagogy is needed.
The world is going through an extra-ordinary crisis of unparalleled dimensions and naturally the education sector is no different. Some 540 million students from class 1 to the highest Masters and research levels in India
