Industry-Academia Collaboration to bridge skills gap ANI | Updated: Apr 06, 2021 11:52 IST
New Delhi [India], April 6 (ANI/SRV Media): Household names of the past like the Ambassador Car, Bajaj Scooter, Dynora Television, and HMT Watches were some of the most sought after brands at one time, however, they are not at the prime anymore.
The reason lies in the famous saying Change is the only thing that is constant. Those who can cope with changing times are the ones who will emerge successfully.
Academia and industry are two different worlds operating on different pedestals. Both have different purposes and different ideologies. However, the gap in the industry requirements and the job readiness in the students is compelling these two different worlds to come together to address and solve some of the real-world challenges.
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A review of Peggy Carr’s SHAPE OF A WARRIOR – A Pre-Columbian Vincentian Story
Author Peggy Carr (seated right) signing copies of her book ‘Shape of a Warrior’ at the book’s launch Social Share
by Andrea Bowman
In the ‘Author’s Note’ of her first novel SHAPE OF A WARRIOR, Peggy Carr states that, “the writing of this book has been an intriguing journey in tribute to the people who gave St Vincent and the Grenadines a place in history as the last Caribbean territory to fall to European colonization”. Therefore, this novel, which was eight years in the making, celebrates a unique aspect of Vincentian history and as such it belongs to us, Vincentians. In addition to this, from a literary and an historical perspective, our author’s journey, as does the journey of the novel’s heroine, Yurubi, begins in Hiroon, Yurumein, both indigenous names of our country. This novel is set in and shaped by St Vincent and the Grenadines and it is a veritable t