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National Engineers Day: Importance and the sovereignty of engineers in society.

Are you a student who is pursuing engineering? If yes, this is the best place for an aspiring engineer to know more about the importance of 15 September, the well-known engineers, the role of an engineer in society, scope, and the future of being an engineer.What makes 15 September unique?The birth anniversary of mokshagundam visvesvaraya – one of the greatest and the first engineers of India is celebrated as national engineers day every year. He was born on 15 September in the year 1861 at Munddenahalli, a small village in Karnataka. This day is celebrated as National Engineers Day to appreciate his significant contributions to the country.Visvesvaraya studied a bachelor of arts (BA) from the University of Madras. He pursued civil engineering at the college of engineering in Pune. He is a forerunner to work on irrigation techniques and flood control and also an expert in disaster management and designed an ‘automatic barrier water flood gates’ at Pune. Sir M. Visvesvaraya is a Bharat Ratna awardee. He was honored due to his civilian contributions to developing the country.Types of engineering coursesA student can choose to study different courses with a varied career perspective, set their goals, and aspire to reach them. Selecting the most efficient course for you might be the most significant buzz. But when you choose the one you are more interested in, you will land on your dream jobs with lucrative salaries.Here are the distinct courses available for you to pursue: Computer science and engineering Mechanical engineering Electrical engineering Electronics and communication engineering Civil engineering Chemical engineering Aerospace engineering Biochemical/Biomedical engineering “Prefer the right course and make things easier.”The most prominent engineers of our countryIt is very fortunate to have great engineers in our country.Do you want to know about the most famous engineers?Let us move further and know a few famous engineers in the field of technology.Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya: Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya is the first and foremost engineer of our country and is a great human of discipline. He was born on 15 September 1860 in chikballapur, the kingdom of Mysore (Karnataka). His dedication and hard work made him design the flood protection system. The government honored him honored with many noble awards for his remarkable contributions to the country. He died on 14 April 1962.Sundar PichaiSundar Pichai was born in Madurai, Chennai, on 12 July 1972. He is a computer engineer and currently and the Chief Executive Officer of Google Inc. He went to IIT Kharagpur and studied his b tech in metallurgical engineering. Later, he did his MBA at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Before being part of Google, he worked in engineering and product management at applied materials and in Mc Kinsey and its management council. He is now an internationally well-known person.Satish DhawanSatish Dhawan was born on 25 September 1920 in Srinagar Jammu and Kashmir, India. He did eminent research in turbulence and boundary layers and is well known for the Indian space program. The government awarded him with Padma vibhushan, and he is called the father of ‘Experimental Fluid Dynamics Research’ in India. He was the third chairman of the Indian space research organization (ISRO) in 1972.Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul kalamAPJ Abdul Kalam is known as the missile man of India. He was born in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, during the Madras Presidency on 15 October 1931. He was elected as the 11th President of India and is an aerospace scientist and engineering. He served as a politician and scientist for four decades at the Defence Research and development organization (DRDO) and Indian space research organization (ISRO).He pertained to military missile development efforts for developing Ballistic missiles and launch vehicle technology. Thus, he is known as the missile man of India. He died on 27 July 2015 as a great leader.Satya NandellaSatya Nadella is the Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft and was born on 19 August 1967,

Hyderabad, Telangana, India. He completed his schooling in Hyderabad public school, Begumpet, and did his bachelor’s in electrical engineering from Manipal institute of technology in Karnataka. He then studied MS in computer science at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Later, he did his MBA at the University of Chicago booth school of business in 1996. He was recognized as a global Indian business icon in Mumbai.The role of an engineer in societyBeing an engineer, you are the one who influences and shapes society. Engineers work on machines; innovate and design society with their immense work and creation. Being an engineer, they improve the living conditions of the people. They invent design machines and fulfill the functional objectives. They indeed build shelter and safety for us.Scope of studying engineeringThere is always a great demand for being an engineer in this globalizing world. The scope for engineering is always more with many varied specializations in different government sectors.Conclusion:Knowing about an engineer is never-ending. Many of the great personalities are brilliant engineers. Life without an engineer is ruined. Anyone can aspire and become an engineer as the demand is always high. The domain is immense that there is an engineer in every house today.

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How to Search for and Get a Job? Business Strategy for Success

A vocation searcher shows up!

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Jayant Baranwal (SP's): Can you give us a little background on Spain’s relationship with India?

Ambassador: Spain established a relationship with India after we joined the United Nations in 1953. A full-fledged embassy was not established until 1955, though there was a Charge-de Affaires in 1954. These premises were first rented in 1956 after being three years in different parts of the city and then we purchased in 1970. In the beginning it was very much a formal relation and Spain was under dictatorship at that time and Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru was not particularly fond of General Franco. So the relations were rather distant for a long time. Spain became a democracy in 1975 with elections being held in 1977. Very soon the relation grew in intensity and importance but it was more a cultural and political relation not much economic, meaningful bilateral, commercial, investment relation.

Actually there was a state visit of the King and Queen in 1981 to India. Last year’s visit here by His Majesty the King was an important visit which boosted the relationship between India and Spain. There were visits, political exchange being rather low for many decades.

This was relatively a small embassy and we have outgrown these premises. We are absolutely full over here and this was conceived when we were four times smaller than this. We have 2/3rd of our offices in a bigger building in Connaught place where we have commercial, military and cultural sections. I would describe relations as cordial relation between 1977 and the late 1990s and there was a leap forward in the beginning of this century. Then little by little we went from 10 Spanish companies to over 250 companies today. We have two commercial offices one in Mumbai and one in Delhi. It has grown five-fold and we are considering the urgent need to expand the office premises, make it twice as big and still not have enough space for all the people who are going to join us.

Since I came to India in May 2012, we have created 14 new positions in this Embassy when Spain was undergoing very strict budgetary restrictions. Inspite of that Spain is extremely arrogant about boosting its relations with India. I have been in politics for 12 years and I was Member of Parliament and was senior spokesperson of the party on foreign policy and affairs. So when the Prime Minister won the elections and the Minister of Foreign Affairs called me and announced my appointment as Ambassador it was a political message to the Indian government that we mean business with India and that we have been ignoring this great nation for too long. We wanted to give boost in the number of people in the Embassy and also to increase the presence of Spanish companies here. It is in many ways an ambassadorial position that has quite a political punch... we are taking advantage of this interlock...

I can tell you that today the relations between India and Spain is a different one. We have a very fluid contact with political actors of the country. We have not covered all the States in India which is a complex and huge country. We have met the Chief Ministers of Karnataka, Maharastra, Andhra Pradesh and we intend meeting the Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Odisha, West Bengal and Kerala and I am also going to Goa for the reception of the Spanish ship Cantabria. We will also be going to Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh and we intend to open a consulate in Chennai. Right now, Spain is seriously investing in India. We have some of our most important companies present but not in the way and intensity that we would want.

Spain has seven of the top 10 infrastructure companies in the world, 11 of the top 20 water treatment companies of the world; one of the top three telecom companies in the world; the biggest bank in the Eurozone which is the Banco Santander which bigger than Deutsche Bank, BNP. Spain is a serious player but we don’t have hegemonic aspirations. This is what makes us different. That is why we are a mid-size as far as population and area is concerned. It is six and quarter smaller than India, but with a global culture, global language and global interests and growing global influence.

We are a country with no hidden agenda, no strings attached. It is true we are not a global military power but we have a respectable military which I think can and must be an essential part of bilateral relations between India and Spain. As is the case with India, it is a democratic military, very professional that is obedient to elected civilian military rule and it is prestigious in the society that serves the legitimate interest of the country. Armed forces of democratic nations by and large share the same values but what I must say India is historic exception in a positive way. Many countries which regained independence and India is a not a new nation but a new state... many people tend to forget. India is a very old nation and probably the oldest civilisation and that makes this country very special. India is the only case after a period of colonial rule has direct access to democratic which is not always the case in the later part of the 20th century. That makes it unique. The political culture is unique and vibrant and that makes the armed forces of India, probably among the most respectful and professional in democratic society. All Indians should legitimately feel proud of.

Today, we have made a huge leap forward in the economic side but it is still far from its potential. The capacities of the Spanish economy and the potential of India as a market and India as a partner, India is an extraordinary partner and I think we need to deepen that.

SP's: What all Spain can offer to have a strong base of partnership in India for the global market?

Ambassador: It is very complimentary. I see great opportunity in the emerging markets. When I see India it is not just great opportunity but great opportunity for meaningful and solid partnership. Why because India is known for intellectual property like Spain it is devoted to high technology, engineering, avante garde solutions, research and development, infrastructure, tourism, and defence. A very important part of India’s wealth and the way it has leaped into 21st century comes from intellectual property. Spain is extremely good in some of the fields where India’s needs are bigger and more poignant... look at water quality, desalination, power generation and transmission (both conventional and renewable) and Spain is good at that. It is in our own interest to use latest technologies and it will push your and our high tech capabilities. Today’s best technologies are tomorrow’s obsolete technologies. Of course, there are some obstacles and government regulators and trying to fix them. India needs stimulation in infrastructure projects and it requires direct investment and concession in PPP projects. If the 5 year plan is to be fulfilled you have to invest 200 billion USD in infrastructure and for that you need foreign investment and foreign investors need to feel secure, safe and that there is a certain flexibility to equity selling, to be able to refinance debt, look at making projects profitable because if they are profitable, it would be better for the banks and Indian banks will be financing and this will be good for the economy.

As regards defence, high technologies... we have sophisticated system of multi dimensional electronic and radar multi linked systems. Our coastline is protected. We have the 13th largest coastline (7800 km of coastline as peninsula) we have so many islands and we are a peninsula. This makes us a maritime nation, so is India between two oceans and you are in a complicated neighbourhood. It is not an easy neighbourhood. Spain is good at thwart terror threats, organised crime, illegal trafficking etc. Our systems are quite impressive and we are going to invite Indian officials to visit coastal defence systems... radar, motion detectors, infrared cameras cctv cameras and all combined gives us a picture of what is happening up to 10 miles into sea. It is extremely effective in search and rescue operations and response is much faster.

In the early years of this century, we had peaked at 250,000 illegal penetrations on the sea borders, now it is down to dozens as the Spanish Navy picks them up much before the border. We are doing extremely well as far as coastal protection. These systems have been developed by Indra and Amper. Indra is among the world’s giants in high tech, three out of every five air traffic control is built by indra and nearly 90 per cent used in India is by Indra. There are certain contracts with the defence sector which is catered by Indra and we are extremely satisfied with the level of expertise of the tree of excellence that Indra has developed. GMV, Technobeat etc have state of the art defence systems in very sensitive areas.

SP's: What is the proportion R&D investment in Spain?

Ambassador: It is not that much. However, the R&D budget has doubled from 600 million Euros in 2012 to nearly 1.4 billion Euros in 2014. Some of the most cutting edge technology is made by the private sector. Telefonica is one giant full-fledged technological company in the world and has huge R&D investment. We are only 49 million people and we take pride in our global companies such as Indra, Telefonica, Navantia, Airbus Military consortium of which we are a proud part. None of the other participants in the consortium had any kind experience in building military transport aircraft and it was Casa, the Spanish branch of EADS. This is how the A400M project was born which was an evolution of the capacities, the technologies and the design of many decades of brilliant work of Spanish aerospace engineers. That has given birth of the quality of C295 which is the doubtlessly best mid-sized military airplane in the world. This is used by the American coastguard. It has won dozens of tenders around the world. This is the plane we intend to replace Avro transport plane. It is used as a platform for anti submarine war, rescue, surveillance, border control, transport troops, and also midsize gunship... all of that technology is behind the world’s most advanced military transport plane A400M. It is bigger than the Hercules. It is the only turboprop that can fly at a cruising speed of a commercial jet liner which is 0.74 mach whereas others are flying 30 to 40 per cent slower than that. It cuts down transport time for deployment of troops and in military terms, it gives huge tactical advantage.

SP's: A400M is a transcontinental project, what is the share of Spain in that?

Ambassador: The share of Spain in the consortium is relatively low at 5 per cent. In the MRTT that project is over 47 per cent. The Boom is the most advanced refuelling system in the world. The Boom is totally computerised and it is a Spanish design. The A330 has substantial component from Spain, the tail and belly, parts of the cabin. This boom is unbeatable. It consistently defeats Russian and American technology. Even in the US, when there is unbiased assessment of technology it has defeated Boeing.

SP's: What roles can this aircraft play other than fuelling tanker?

Ambassador: Technology is so advanced... we don’t take any space from the passenger area. It still has a sizable amount of cargo capacity. It can be used for troop transportation and transformed into a super VIP military plane. I think there is great need for such planes India as it is quite a safe plane for a Head of State to fly as it can effectively thwart a missile attack. It is a multi-purpose aircraft and not just a refuelling jet. It can transport 300 troops and also high ranking officials in a business class environment. It is very versatile and you can change the configuration of the plane rapidly to use for different purposes... you can have a medical version too.

SP's: Can you elaborate on the objectives and sentiments behind the arrival of the Spanish Armada Cantabria?

Ambassador: We are proud of this. It is the first time in the history of our bilateral relationship, a ship is coming to an Indian port. The visit of Cantabria is an emotional moment. We have been waiting for a long time for a Spanish ambassador to be receive is momentous. We have a beautiful protocol. We have the oldest marine corps in the world and all the tradition is there. Our naval officers are finest... they have been deployed with the Royal Australian navy for a year. It is an essential ship for modern naval warfare... this is a ship which has 25 bed hospital, ICU and dental clinic. It is one of those multi-purpose ships in concept. We have created newer version of long helicopter dock which is a Spanish invention of long platform dock and an aircraft carrier, a mix of these two concepts. The Royal Australian navy has received two of these ships. In the Indian configuration of the ships it will be a long helicopter deck and will have combat, submarine, rescue capabilities. The ship is conceived a projection of amphibious warfare. It has a dock in the stern of the ship that has capacity to launch six assault boats with capacity for dozens of troops in each of them. Just imagine you reach the beach, the back of the ship opens and the six fast attack boats go out. It is state of the art. It has many command and control systems.... thousands of troops can be control in sea. It can control air traffic hundreds of miles of the ship. It has the most advanced pod propeller system. A 30,000 tonne ship actually manouveres like a small ferry. Everything that commands the ship is above the floatation line which is again a novelty. It can transport 5000 people. It can be used in humanitarian relief work such as the earthquake in Haiti. The ship can go to the coast and be transformed as a relief centre... it can have war tanks, trucks with humanitarian aid. This is the most versatile warship in the world right now.

SP's: What is the contribution level of Spain in EU towards infusion of technological knowhow?

Ambassador: We have some of the best engineers in the world. The engineering design company of Delhi metro is a Spanish company. They have projects in many countries ... They are at the pinnacle of their trade and a number of engineers are working out of Bangalore. Spanish engineers are really up there. European universities cannot match with regard to US universities if you consider campus facility, dormitory, urban environment etc but if you go purely on academic criteria, there are few schools in Spain which are top in the world. Nobody can get Masters degree if they don’t go through six years of rigorous college and now the engineers can communicate in English and are extremely proficient in their trade.

European Union is a world leader in the making and it is a world leader in economic, commercial power in the world, far beyond the US. The defence expenditure if you calculate the EU it is greater than the US or the Chinese. The stock exchanges in the world are in London, Milan, Madrid , Paris... if you add technological excellence of so many European companies like Phillips, Siemens, Telefonica.... Look at the banks, Banco Santander from Spain, BNP, Deutsche Bank etc.. a lot of financial muscle and technological muscle. Look at the educational universities in UK, France, Germany... they are the brain factories of Europe. We have three top business schools in the world.

SP's: Coming to the defence trade in India, does EU play an effective role?

Ambassador: It is getting there. I see it happen. There is an excellent EU Ambassador here. The EU is a project in the making. You cannot count the things it has not yet achieved as flaws, but it will be achieved. India has very cordial bilateral relations with individual countries of the EU... but they don’t see the usefulness of the EU yet. However, it is the responsibility of the EU with regard to foreign trade, regulation, trade etc. Negotiations are going along a safe path and mutually beneficial result in due time. I heard that Union Finance Minister P.Chidambaram stating that there was window of opportunity from now to February if the negotiators made a breakthrough and signed the FTA, if not negotiations will continue with new EU commission and with the new Indian government next year.

SP's: Would you like to indicate the key milestones of Navantia?

Ambassador: The most advanced frigate in the world is the F100 which is Spanish design. The F100 frigate is the basis for AF85 frigate Navantia built for the Norwegian Navy. It has some of the most advanced large...it would be like small frigates (BAMS – Maritime Action Boats). It is a boat of 4000 tonnes and has a crew of less than 40. It is totally automated. We have an extremely efficient Navy because of the new concepts... No other nation has the BAM concept... they have corvettes which is smaller version of a frigate. BAM is a Spanish invention. It has more firing capacity with 30 per cent less displacement and more speed, lot less manpower. It is a revolution in maritime warfare. The submarine project is a little delayed but the S80 concept is absolutely amazing. It has the most advanced autonomous energy systems and definitely the safest. It is a multipurpose firing system developed by several companies in the world. It has some of the most silent navigational capacities in the world and very interesting underwater speed and silent. It has command controls which can coordinate land, sea and air attacks at the same time and is considered as a NATO command post.

SP's: What is the level of country’s aerospace and military complex contribution towards Spains economy?

Ambassador: It is important it is not huge. Spanish economy is over 1.4 trillion dollars. We are sure will be 1.8 or 1.9 trillion dollars in 10 years and we are going to be a serious player. Defence industry is important for many aspects. In an economy of our size tourism with 70 million arrivals this year is 12 per cent of GDP. Defence is much lower. However, it has so many technological breakthroughs in the military R&D and are incorporated in civilian use such as safety of boats, cars, aircraft etc. We have limited resources and keep our country more efficient and safe. It is not about having lot of people. For instance on board a Spanish navy ship there is no foot sailor, the least you can be is a first class corporal. Everybody has some kind of technical proficiency.

SP's: In India, there is lot of debate of having own aerospace complex in terms of self-reliance, does Spain support the idea?

Ambassador: We want to be a partner with Indian companies and we are keen on participating. We are not going to withhold any kind of technology. We are going to be transparent. Offsets are going to be real and we are going to give you the latest not first generation technology. There is lot of potential for both private and public companies to go to world markets after developing synergies. Navantia is partnering L&T and they are going to participate in tenders of Indian Navy and Airbus Military is looking for Indian partner for replacement of Avro aircraft. Everybody has legitimate aspiration to indigenise their military, however there will be joint ventures. For instance the weapon systems of submarines are with US collaboration. We have taken hardware and systems from others and we built a totally Spanish product. Our LHD is a floating electronic war machine.

SP's: Recession, how do you perceive the future now?

Ambassador: A lot better. We have safe fundamentals. We have bad private debt crisis. The problem is of the debt of citizens... they need to get out of it. Fiscal consolidation and discipline, structural reforms, budgetary restrictions have worked. We are out of recession... we are going to peak at 1 per cent in 2014. We have tightened our belts and now we have to fight unemployment and we have done that without sacrificing the welfare state. We have not overspent, we over invested in roads, high speed trains, airports etc. The Madrid (airport) has a capacity of 100 million passengers, it peaked at 70 million and it fell to 45 million. It will come back. We are pushing for direct flights between Delhi and Madrid and that will help us in raising numbers. Indians can go to Latin America through Spain. We are cutting down on unnecessary expenses. Spanish ministers are driving 10 year old cars... everybody is doing their bit.

SP's: What is your perception about FDI in defence in India and what it should be?

Ambassador: It is a very delicate matter of sovereignty. It has to have some kind of special regulation. We cannot be fuzzy about our defence sector for investment and similarly other country’s reasoning. FDI should be open in other sectors, defence you have to be careful. It needs regulation from government. There are delicate matters pertaining to security and stability, geopolitical interests have to be taken into account. We have to take necessary caution.

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Seegehalli

In the East of Bangalore, Seegehalli is a growing area in nearness to KR Puram and the National Highway (NH) 44. In Bangalore, the NH-44 is significant. It not only guarantees direct connectivity to the State of Tamil Nadu but also has numerous industrial corridors close by. The IT park of Electronic City is likewise along the NH-44. Subsequently, observing Seegehalli's overall profile, it offers an advantageous ride to lodging regions of the city. Also, the normal capital qualities in Seegehalli are pegged similarly lower than in neighboring locations.

Sarjapur Road

Sarjapur Road, in the south-east part of Bengaluru, is another most loved hub for property speculators. With immersion hitting set up office markets and Outer Ring Road, Sarjapur Road is on its radar of IT organizations hoping to settle in. This has prompted the development of a huge residential catchment around the territory catering to IT experts looking for reasonable residential choices.

Devanahalli

A quiet suburb, Devanahalli came into the spotlight after the development of the Bangalore International Airport. This territory is popular for its satellite township and its real estate services. Tech Parks like Aerospace Park, Science Park, and Financial City raise the prominence of this district. Bangalore is reaching out towards the air terminal after the development of Bangalore International Airport. The state significant level body has also endorsed a major investment proposition here.

Attibele

Attibele can be the best place to live in. This town is situated in Anekal taluk Bengaluru. Here, Kannada is the local language. The locals who can be your neighbors as well are very polite, helping and kind. The weather is cool, soothing, and nice. You can find the best real estate services in Bangalore. One of the best places available here is Chennakeshava Temple, Shree Parshwa Susheel Dham Temple, Bidaraguppe Lake. ATZ properties Reviews can be the best place to live in. It will be very wise to accept this opportunity and grow more in your life.

Jigani

Situated near the electronic city in Bangalore, Jigani can be the perfect place for you and your family to live in. It is home to the best properties in Bangalore which, means you can find luxury in this place. This beautiful place is the home to 3 lakh people. It also possesses some of the best places like Muthayala Maduvu, Jigani Lake, Hennagara Lake, etc. You, here, can find peace, a friendly environment, and a taste of the not so city life.

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Abbigere

Abbigere is a village located in the north taluk of Bangalore. It is also one of the top emerging real estate properties in Bangalore. It is a village that is urbanizing at a very fast pace. It is already a hub of the best properties of Bangalore and people love to buy their homes here. People find here peace and property at a very low price. This place is full of natural beauty and is home to about one lakh people. You here, less population, less pollution, more space, more peace and more scenic beauty along with property. So what are you waiting for? Book the best property in Bangalore now at the lowest prices in ATZ Properties.

Nallurhalli

Each person grows up with a dream to buy his or her own room, own flat, own house, where he will live with independence, where he will be free to do whatever he likes. But, the rising prices make it extremely difficult to have a house of your own. Because of this reason, most people cannot buy their own houses. ATZ properties Reviews believe that your wish must be fulfilled. You now have the opportunity to have the best houses available at the lowest prices. Nallurhalli can be your home with all the fresh air of independence and natural beauty.

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Practically Wishes All Teachers a Happy Teachers’ Day

In 1967, a beloved teacher’s students and friends approached him and requested him to allow them to celebrate his birthday. He said, "instead of celebrating my birthday, it would be my proud privilege, if 5th September is observed as Teachers' day".

The birth anniversary of this great teacher - Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan has been observed as Teachers Day in India, to show our appreciation towards the contribution made by teachers to the society. He was a staunch believer of education and was a well-known diplomat, scholar, the President of India and above all, a teacher.

On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, let us recognize the value of teachers who have done a phenomenal job towards ensuring continued learning despite the lack of a comprehensive and robust tool to address the needs of principals, teachers, students, and parents, which is also cost-effective.

With blended learning here to stay, Practically School Solution serves as the best solution to empower teachers to closely monitor the progress of each student while using immersive learning tools to engage them better. It is the best free app for online teaching. The solution offers teaching material streamlined by topic and with course material online across STEM subjects for grades 6-12. Here are the key features of the Practically School Solution:

The Virtual Classroom Management System features make scheduling and conducting of classes, from anywhere, any time and on any device easier. Teachers can connect and collaborate with students in the same way as they would in a physical classroom. For virtual sessions, it also provides Zoom and Google Meet licenses to teachers. Teachers and students can refer to recordings if they have missed out on sessions or to revisit concepts. The exhaustive content library covers all major boards along with test preparation features and live classes. This helps students develop a holistic understanding of STEM concepts for enhanced learning outcomes and performance in competitive tests. The Practically School Solution additionally offers features like reports, polls, analytics, assigning homework, etc. which supports the teacher to closely monitor the progress of each student.

With the Practically School Solution, teachers can get free access to the Exhaustive Content Library and Course Material of 3,000+ videos and 1,000+ simulations & Augmented Reality (AR) covering a universal curriculum. Learning intertwined with immersive storytelling and real-life examples and by providing experiential learning, every student benefits from Practically with distraction-free classes that enable over 90% retention of concepts!

Exam prep is the most crucial part of any learning journey. Test preparation online can be a difficult task. Fortunately, our Test Prep And Reports give teachers the freedom to conduct tests chapter or subject-wise with automated test papers and report card generation to help keep track of each student’s performance. The Practically School Solution includes features such as reports, test-preps, polls, analytics, assigning homework, etc. it empowers the teacher to closely monitor the progress of each student.

The solution, with its Don’t Just Learn, Learn Practically approach, enhances student engagement in a physical classroom or online. Designed to Bring learning Alive, Practically is the only such app in the world that combines game engine, immersive learning assets, and AI-assisted study buddy in one compact cross-platform app.

Currently, over 400,000 students in 350+ schools with 18,000 teachers in India and the Middle East are using Practically School Solution to conduct online classes during the pandemic.

With the Practically School Solution, teachers are equipped with a new-age e-learning solution full of hi-tech, hi-touch features. Thanks to Practically School Solution, teachers have been able to overcome the challenges posed by the pandemic and teach in a more exciting and controlled manner.

Recently, Practically tied up with Almoe Digital Solutions Pvt Ltd India, a part of Dubai-based Almoe, to provide FREE access to Practically School Solution. Through this partnership, Almoe will assist Practically to offer immersive content and learning experiences through its innovative Practically School Solution to 3000 schools where 50,000 Promethean and Specktron Interactive Displays are already in use.

Practically has also tied up with TRSMA, CSMA and RUPSA (private school organisations across Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka) as the exclusive online learning partner to offer FREE access Practically School Solution and avoid education disruption during COVID. With high quality content - 3D videos, augmented reality modules, test preparation, and live simulations etc, the partnership will benefit 2.62 lac teachers, 35.2 lac students across 10,600 schools in the three states.

We thank all teachers for their dedication and commitment towards education this Teachers’ Day. If you are a teacher, we want to make your life better with the best and free online teaching app. Download the Practically app today and explore how to Bring Learning Alive for your students!

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ATZ Properties Reviews: Top Emerging Real Estate Places In Bangalore

Yelahanka

Hebbal

Seegehalli

Sarjapur Road

Devanahalli

Attibele

Jigani

Abbigere

Nallurhalli

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The interest for top emerging real esate places in Bangalore has only been upscaling in the previous years. The developing IT sector in Bangalore pulls in a huge number of the working population to the city. Hence, expanding both the interest for office as well as residential space.

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Public sanitation: Design interventions lead the change

A 2017 report by the WHO found while 74% of the world’s population used at least a basic sanitation service, approximately 2 billion still did not have access to basic sanitation facilities like toilets and latrines – a rather shocking statistic when weighed against the amount of progress you see in the world today. Another highly disconcerting statistic on the subject is from a UNICEF blog, which noted 673 million people still defecate in the open, for example, in street gutters, behind bushes, or open water bodies.

Most urban millennials are unaware of the actual impact human waste and its incorrect disposal has on life across the planet. But trips around the country highlight the glaring shortcomings of India’s public sanitation system and every successive government’s inability to stick to its pre-electoral promises of improvement on that count. Of course, there has been improvement, but the pace at which we are changing isn’t still satisfactory.

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In 1999, the Indian government introduced the Total Sanitation Campaign (TSC) to accelerate sanitation coverage throughout the country, particularly in rural areas. It focused on information and education to generate public demand for sanitation facilities, particularly in schools. The TSC made some progress, but it suffered from its relatively low priority and ineffective deployment of resources. Renamed Swachh Bharat Abhiyan in 2014, the GOI, armed with a barrage of shocking statistics and a revised mandate, took up the cause with renewed vigour, putting a significant dent in the widespread problem of sanitation.

Where to draw inspiration from?

Japan’s spotless, pop-anime, Kawaii-cute, tech-driven toilets are the stuff of legend, with tourists excitedly using them for that perfect Instagram moment. In fact, the country gained global media attention for its Tokyo Toilet project. Who’d think a public urinal would make for a perfect photo-op?

Switzerland is one of the world’s favourite tourist destinations, has toilets so clean that you can lie down in them. In Paris, the City of Light: a monolithic domed structure stood with a few scattered people standing in a queue in the middle of a Parisian cobble-stoned street. A sliding door whooshed open, revealing a clean albeit soaking wet toilet inside. Pictorial instructions outside the loo read: Post a single use, the entire toilet is sealed and sanitized, and only then access is granted to the next person.

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All this was planned and executed before the pandemic took over the world. Also, it is free. It is definitely impressive but is this a viable option for a country like India with its large populace and disparate economic structure?

Modern problems need modern solutions. I spoke to Rohan Chavan, principal architect at RC Architects and the mind behind Lightbox, a one-of-kind public urinal for women with space for social gatherings. Rohan engages with projects and issues related to public and community sanitation, urban design, affordable and low-cost housing, single-family houses, space design, and institutions. His signature approach to design created the Lightbox. This public urinal redefines the concept of ‘restroom’, taking it beyond just being a public toilet and creating a unique, visually attractive space that caters to the peri-urban female population living in and around the Thane region in Maharashtra (India).

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Over a short phone interview, Rohan spoke of how, as a designer, he took the initiative to design the Lightbox when Agasti, a social enterprise working in urban sanitation in Mumbai, floated a brief.

Wanting to create something to take to the municipal corporations to add to public sanitation infrastructure, in the hopes that it would be a departure from the largely unappealing ones that already existed, Chavan structured his design around a tree, aware that paucity of space in an urban setting was likely and he would have to work with what he was offered. His design was just as adaptable to smaller or larger spaces and could be tweaked to fit different venues.

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Lightbox is covered under the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals at #5 – Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. Built around a large tree, the 10’ x 30’ restroom features two urinal blocks each at both ends, with a standard washbasin, a nursing room and a toilet for handicapped or senior citizens. The centre of the restroom was a garden measuring 15’ x 10’ that was meant for various activities like a place to rest, a free gallery to display art for amateur artists, a place for lectures and awareness campaigns, celebrating festivals, seasonal activities and events.

The central garden was a metaphor for spaces where people can sit and relax under a tree in the shade and socialize. The restroom with toilet blocks was fitted with a biodigester to reduce freshwater use and improved waste management. It also included a nursing room and amenities like sanitary pads vending machine and incinerator, CCTV cameras, mobile charging points, and a panic alarm system.

Rohan’s efficient use of modern materials resulted in natural light in the restroom, eased the process to keep the toilets clean and ensured high durability and construction within a specific budget. Rohan, however, is quick to point out that the design can be customized to fit a variety of sizes and use different materials, thus making it more sustainable.

Chavan recounted an instance when policemen at the police station across the street from Lightbox were so taken with the concept that they eagerly inquired about why there were no such facilities for men. He was also excited about the amateur artist showcase within the restroom, an unusual venue for an art show but an important one to highlight the accessibility of art and the opportunity to incorporate culture into everyday life.

While Lightbox sees social interaction as the key to the solution, LooCafe wants to hit the root cause of why public sanitation projects fail: Lack of safety, technology, and revenue-generating opportunity.

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With over 450 locations to its name, LooCafe, the brainchild of Abhishek Nath, MD & CEO, Ixora FM, is all set to expand across Kashmir, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karnataka. The concept is a simple tuck shop with a public urinal attached, sizes ranging from 4x8 ft, 20x8ft and 40x8ft, made of a shipping container or pre-fabricated materials to maintain long-term cost-effectiveness – basically a study in upcycling. And the brand is constantly learning, adjusting its designs and making changes where necessary. A cafe is attached to the front to add a layer of revenue generation opportunity. The attractive facades and cosy, clean interiors are home to thoroughly cleaned and disabled-friendly washrooms which use several sensors and technology to make them sustainable, clean and trustworthy.

With an increase in road trips during the pandemic and transportation of goods and personnel across state lines, initiatives like LooCafe are a viable business model and encourage safe sanitation practices, thereby slowly but surely transforming the nation’s response to public sanitation.

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The societal impact of projects like Lightbox and initiatives like LooCafe was clearly visible. Such unique design interventions represent a burgeoning design collective bent on creating distinctive architectural and spatial perspectives. Some of these are initiatives that governments and municipal corporations across the country must take advantage of and be utilized by the public.

Yes, there have been concentrated moves to build a network of public urinals, with their glossy tiled facades promising better facilities and clean services to its users. But inside, in barely-lit caverns of fetid water, lie disease and stench and the hopelessness of an impoverished citizenry in desperate need of what others might constitute as a fundamental human right.

Also Read | Public sanitation: Design interventions lead the change

However, hope now lies in the hands of a few thoughtful individuals contributing ideas and government bodies prioritizing public sanitation in their regular mandates and worldwide recognition of an endemic issue deeply rooted in neglect.

The article is part of a series of blogs by the writer on public sanitation and design interventions experienced during her travel around India and the world. Views expressed are of author.

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SchoolBasix's Digital Solution Helps Small Retailers Take Their Schooling Inventory Online

Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) [India], March 3 (ANI/PRNewswire): When COVID-19 struck the world, its brunt was felt across all sectors. For the first time, shops and businesses downed their shutters, and people shivered with fear at the thought of walking into a store and touching its merchandise before buying.

While adults had a tough time dealing with the many chores around the house, and work-from-home became the new reality, children found it very hard to deal with the ennui. Schools closed their gates, and a new arena opened up in the form of online classes. The sheer joy of going to school in a new uniform and running their hands over new stationery and books now evaded them.

Retailers also had it difficult. With most people avoiding shops and digital becoming a new normal, it was now the only way to sell. When many were looking for a partner to take their business online, a solution came in the form of SchoolBasix.

Founded by Swathy Rohit, SchoolBasix is based in Coimbatore, India. A mechanical engineer by profession with two decades of experience in the healthcare and education sector.

SchoolBasix is a platform that helps school retailers do business online. There are 1.3 billion children globally, but the company currently focuses on 3,00,000 retailers who serve about 100 million children in India's private schools.

With its fast-growing youth population, India has a thriving market for schooling products, which grows from 10 per cent to 12 per cent year-on-year. Indian education is organized, with 93% of the back-to-school market lying in the hands of mom & pop retailers.

A great example of SchoolBasix's success is Venkat, one of the company's first retailers. With a storefront in a crowded marketplace, visibility was always a problem, and he would end up making about Rs 12,000 per month through selling uniforms, books, shoes, and stationery out of his physical store.

This brings us to a pertinent question. Why does a retailer like Venkat, who already has his store, need something like SchoolBasix? When one walks into his store, within a few minutes, one will be able to point out the huge amount of inefficiencies. When SchoolBasix looks at it from the customer's point of view, he is walking into a shop that is about 100 square feet or less, very cramped with inventory, and cannot accommodate more than three people, including the store manager. Stocking is usually done ad hoc, from memory, and there is a lot of deadstock, which results in loss of capital. This is not an ideal situation.

When COVID-19 hit, this small retailer had no means to run his business. He did not have a website nor a dedicated home delivery system. This means he can't upsell or cross-sell any of his wares or services to increase income. This is where (https://www.schoolbasix.com)

SchoolBasix Online Platform for School Retailers

SchoolBasix's free online platform helps a retailer take care of customers and provide doorstep delivery. He gets access to SchoolBasix's extensive catalog and software for inventory management, which helps him keep a tab on his stock, customer data, and the means to sell his services in a more organized way. After Venkat joined the platform, which took him only five minutes, he was able to sell via all social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, or Instagram. The perks do not end here. SchoolBasix also helps retailers get working capital loans through third-party NFBCs.

"Our mission at SchoolBasix is to build India's largest online products' platform. We aim to transform 3,00,000 unorganized retailers into superstores. We have also managed to double the retailer's revenue in our first year of partnership with them," said Anmol Vij, Co-founder of School Basix.

* There are several players in single-product categories like Mafatlals for uniforms, Wildcraft for bags, and Amazon for generic categories. But SchoolBasix happens to be the only one who has the expertise to cater to school retailers specifically. It is also the only platform with a comprehensive solution for school retailers digitally.

The company is growing at 2.5x year-on-year, with 162 active retail partners on the platform.

"We are bootstrapped, cash-positive, and are growing aggressively. We are acquiring more retailers post the pandemic and also increasing our share in the wallet of the back-to-school supplies with brand partnerships. We also plan to introduce more categories in ed-tech, like school counseling and online school clinics," said Swathy.

SchoolBasix has been giving retailers like Venkat a firm footing and churning out a very positive belief system. It is helping small businesses survive by expanding across state borders with a virtual push. It has lovely stories of vendors who could double their income and communicate with their customers.

SchoolBasix is also sustainable. As most of the schooling products end up in landfills, the company has teamed up with Goonj, an NGO that collects used-uniforms and donates them to underprivileged kids. Thus, this is the new-age solution for small school-product retailers who want to make it big.

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