Dare2Compete Awards 2021
D2C MBA & Engineering Rankings 2021: IIFT earns the place of Dare2Compete Competitive B-School 2021, IIT Madras emerges victorious amongst E-Schools ANI | Updated: Apr 08, 2021 12:00 IST
New Delhi [India], April 8 (ANI/PRNewswire): With the grand reveal of ranking in various categories across B-Schools and E-Schools in the country, Dare2Compete Awards 2021 witnessed a glorious close today.
Amidst prestigious B-Schools, IIFT was crowned as the Dare2Compete most Competitive B-School 2021. The rankings released were declared on the basis of the exemplary performance of students in corporate competitions and other engagements conducted around the year.
IIM Ahmedabad skipped four places this year from 2020 to take second place, while IIM Bangalore, the B-School that lifted the trophy last year, settled in third place. IIM Kashipur, a new entrant in the top 10 D2C Competitive B-Schools 2021, took fourth place followed by
New Delhi [India], April 8 (ANI/PRNewswire): With the grand reveal of ranking in various categories across B-Schools and E-Schools in the country, Dare2Compete Awards 2021 witnessed a glorious close today.
Amidst prestigious B-Schools, IIFT was crowned as the Dare2Compete most Competitive B-School 2021. The rankings released were declared on the basis of the exemplary performance of students in corporate competitions and other engagements conducted around the year.
IIM Ahmedabad skipped four places this year from 2020 to take second place, while IIM Bangalore, the B-School that lifted the trophy last year, settled in third place. IIM Kashipur, a new entrant in the top 10 D2C Competitive B-Schools 2021, took fourth place followed by IIM Kozhikode, NMIMS Mumbai, MDI Gurgaon, SPJIMR. While SCMHRD Pune and FMS Delhi did not make it to the list in 2020, this year, they managed to secure the ninth and tenth ranks.
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Ganderbal: Secretary National Foundation for Communal Harmony (NFCH), Manoj Pant, today visited district Ganderbal, where he chaired a meeting to review the status of cases of financial assistance to eligible militancy affected families assisted by NFCH for their studies under Project Assist Financial Scheme (PAFS).
The meeting was attended by Deputy Commissioner Ganderbal, Shafqat Iqbal, District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO), students and their parents availing financial assistance under the scheme.
At the onset of the meeting, the DSWO informed the meeting that presently 118 students of district Ganderbal are connected with the NFCH, out of whom 85 students have completed their studies and 33 students are getting financial assistance on a monthly basis.
granted bail to three men accused of
murdering Shahid Alam during the communal carnage in Delhiâs northeast last February.
In a chargesheet filed in June, the Delhi police had claimed that Shahid, 25, a rickshaw driver from Mustafabad, was shot dead by alleged Muslim rioters on the roof of an iron warehouse in Chand Bagh on February 24, 2020. And they had arrested the six accused men in March and April, the police added.
The policeâs investigation had sidestepped a Hindu mob that stood on the roof of Mohan Nursing Home, a multistorey hospital 78 metres away, that day, with one rioter holding a rifle.