New Delhi [India], August 16 (ANI/SRV): Symbiosis Law School, Pune, a constituent of Symbiosis International (Deemed University), conducted the Zero-Day Programme for LLB and LLM batches on the 8th of August, 2022, in the PDCLE Hall of Symbiosis Law School, Pune campus. The purpose of the programme was to orient the new students with the entire team and the academic culture of the institute. Dr Shashikala Gurpur, Fulbright Scholar, Director, Symbiosis Law School Pune, Dean, Faculty of Law, Symbiosis (Deemed University) Jean Monnet Chair, Professor (EUC- LAMP co-funded by EU) delivered the welcome address. Dr Gurpur began the address with a recollection of the institution's progress since 2007. She acknowledged that her achievements were the cumulative hard work of her students and the entire team. Briefly mentioning the recent NIRF rank 3 awarded to the institution, She explained how they were now a part of a legacy and not just an institution. She further addressed the difference
New Delhi [India], July 29 (ANI/SRV): Symbiosis Law School, Pune's visit to the organising body of the 2nd Study Visit for the Curricula Development in Climate Change Policy and Law- the University of Girona, Spain occurred between the 30th of May and the 4th of June. This event was a deliverable under the CCP Law Project which is an Erasmus+ CBHE Project of the European Union. As a mandate of this project, the partners were required to participate in a scientific meeting to discuss the specificities of the progress of the work completed till date, preparation of the Asian Report and to conduct an overview of the Transnational Report which is to be submitted as an outcome. In adherence with the project mandate under WP 1.3, SIU conducted extensive desk research regarding similar curricula in Asia, a focused group discussion with stakeholders from industry, academia, students, law and representatives from the judiciary. As a mandate of the project, the following consortium partners
Representational image: UNICEF Ethiopia/Mersha (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
The devastation that we see around us today caused by the second wave of COVID-19 in the country, is not just because of the rates of contagion and the virulence of the disease, but also and perhaps, more significantly because of the crunch in life-saving resources. Especially something we have always taken for granted Oxygen.
But why did the country run short of oxygen and have we been able to find solutions to tide over the shortage?
Although oxygen is the element primarily responsible for sustaining life on planet Earth and constitutes 21% of the atmosphere, oxygen in a purer state is required for a number of applications which can be broadly grouped into two categories.
Farmer commits suicide, says donât cremate me till CM visits our place and meets demand
Farmer commits suicide, says donât cremate me till CM visits our place and meets demand
A Farmer Allegedly Committed Suicide At A Village In Solapur District, Leaving Behind A Note Purportedly Stating That He Should Not Be Cremated Till The Chief Minister Visits His Place And Meets Their Demands. The Suicide Has Come At A Time When There Is Ongoing Agitation By Farmers In Maharashtra. PTI | Updated on: 08 Jun 2017, 03:50:26 PM
Pune:
A farmer allegedly committed suicide at a village in Solapur district, leaving behind a note purportedly stating that he should not be cremated till the chief minister visits his place and meets their demands. The suicide has come at a time when there is ongoing agitation by farmers in Maharashtra.