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The New-Age Efficiency Insurance for Medical education Colleges

ERP or Enterprise Resource Planning has seen an impressive growth in almost all sectors with the Healthcare education sector being no exception. Campus management solutions (ERP) in healthcare education are critical because of the huge investments and long-term impact of improved workflow for all stakeholders. The courses that are delivered in healthcare education institutions, government and private colleges alike are of great national importance and act as the growth triggers of the future. Therefore, it is imperative to manage campus workflows/processes with maximum efficiency.

10 Key challenges ( high level only) faced by healthcare education campuses :

Deep Communication gaps between key stakeholders due to lack of a common platform. Lack of Accountability and Transparency Information technology adoption Deficiency Lack of IT infrastructure Absence of Structured MIS reports Lack of Role and Time management Lack of timely and efficient coordination between various departments No data mining Lack of Quality goals setting in both education standards and campus management No Regular audits on workflow efficiency

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My OC turned 8 years old the other day :)

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ਵੇਖੋ 55 ਲੱਖ ਚ ਕੈਨੇਡਾ ਡੌਂਕੀ ਲਾਉਂਦਾ ਕਿਵੇਂ ਫੱਸਿਆ🙁ਕਹਿੰਦਾ ਬਲੇਟ ਨਾਲ ਚੀਰੇ ਦੇ ਮੇ...

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Ventilator ambulance Service in Chandigarh

Harjeet Ambulance Service provides essential ventilator ambulance services in Chandigarh. Our modern technology and committed team of qualified specialists guarantee prompt and dependable transportation for patients in need of critical care. Our ambulances with ventilators are prepared to respond to emergency medical crises as quickly and carefully as possible. We put safety and comfort first while responding to incidents on the road or moving patients between hospitals.

You can rely on Harjeet Ambulance Service to provide outstanding ventilator ambulance services in Chandigarh, making sure patients get the critical treatment they require at the most critical moment.

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#43 & #44 angeline and harjeet

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Speedran a bowl of marijuana and now I am sitting at the dining room table with a glass of mango kefir awaiting my Instacart order. I'm waiting as fast as I can. Harjeet is struggling to find my house and I am stressed.

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i am half-resigned to the fact ppl will probably just vote for the song they know best, but in case YOU are dedicated to the fair evaluation of these and have a free ear for abt 20 minutes, here's the link to the spotify playlist

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[ad_1] Baku: Wealthy nations have pledged to provide $300 billion annually by 2035 to help developing countries combat the escalating effects of the climate crisis, a historic but divisive outcome at the COP29 climate summit. While some hailed the agreement as progress, it drew sharp criticism from vulnerable nations, which described the funding as inadequate given the scale of the crisis. The deal was finalized early Sunday after over two weeks of intense negotiations, marked by protests and disagreements. Talks nearly collapsed when representatives from small island nations and least-developed countries staged a walkout Saturday, frustrated by insufficient financial commitments. Following 30 hours of extended discussions, negotiators reached an agreement that some described as a lifeline for poorer nations. “This is an insurance policy for humanity,” said Simon Stiell, head of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. “It has been a difficult journey, but we’ve delivered a deal.” The funding will support developing countries in addressing catastrophic climate impacts and transitioning to renewable energy. However, the pledged $300 billion falls far short of the $1.3 trillion economists estimate is necessary for developing nations to adequately tackle the climate crisis. India’s representative, Chandni Raina, dismissed the deal as “a paltry sum” and “an optical illusion” in a fiery post-agreement address. Tina Stege, climate envoy for the Marshall Islands, echoed this sentiment, calling the funding “a small portion” of what is urgently needed. Stege also accused fossil fuel interests of undermining the negotiations. “Fossil fuel interests have been determined to block progress,” she said in a statement. The agreement commits developed countries, including the U.S. and European nations, to provide the funding, with aspirations to eventually scale up to $1.3 trillion. However, developing countries pushed for more grants rather than loans to avoid deepening their debt burdens. Efforts to secure contributions from wealthier emerging economies like China and Saudi Arabia resulted in voluntary, non-binding pledges. “We have arrived at the boundary between what is politically achievable today in developed countries and what would make a difference in developing countries,” said Avinash Persaud, special advisor to the President of the Inter-American Development Bank. Fossil Fuel Influence and Political Tensions The summit faced criticism for the strong presence of fossil fuel lobbyists, with over 1,700 representatives attending—outnumbering many national delegations. Climate groups accused these interests of derailing meaningful progress. Saudi Arabia, a major oil exporter, openly opposed any mention of fossil fuels in the final text. The geopolitical climate also complicated talks. Concerns about the potential re-election of Donald Trump in the U.S. and its impact on future climate commitments loomed large. “This was meant to be the finance COP, but the Global North turned up with a plan to betray the Global South,” said Tasneem Essop, executive director of Climate Action Network. Harjeet Singh of the Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative called the outcome “false hope” for communities already suffering the worst effects of climate change. A Fragile Step Forward The agreement arrives during a record-breaking year for extreme weather, underscoring the urgency of climate action. Still, critics view COP29 as falling short of its potential. Friederike Otto, a climate scientist at Imperial College London, described the summit as “another shady, oil-stained COP.” Despite widespread condemnation, the deal represents a fragile step toward addressing the global climate crisis. Yet, with mounting disasters and political challenges ahead, the path to meaningful action remains uncertain. Click here for Latest Fact Checked News On NewsMobile WhatsApp Channel For viral videos and Latest trends subscribe to NewsMobile YouTube Channel and Follow us on Instagram

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[ad_1] Baku: Wealthy nations have pledged to provide $300 billion annually by 2035 to help developing countries combat the escalating effects of the climate crisis, a historic but divisive outcome at the COP29 climate summit. While some hailed the agreement as progress, it drew sharp criticism from vulnerable nations, which described the funding as inadequate given the scale of the crisis. The deal was finalized early Sunday after over two weeks of intense negotiations, marked by protests and disagreements. Talks nearly collapsed when representatives from small island nations and least-developed countries staged a walkout Saturday, frustrated by insufficient financial commitments. Following 30 hours of extended discussions, negotiators reached an agreement that some described as a lifeline for poorer nations. “This is an insurance policy for humanity,” said Simon Stiell, head of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. “It has been a difficult journey, but we’ve delivered a deal.” The funding will support developing countries in addressing catastrophic climate impacts and transitioning to renewable energy. However, the pledged $300 billion falls far short of the $1.3 trillion economists estimate is necessary for developing nations to adequately tackle the climate crisis. India’s representative, Chandni Raina, dismissed the deal as “a paltry sum” and “an optical illusion” in a fiery post-agreement address. Tina Stege, climate envoy for the Marshall Islands, echoed this sentiment, calling the funding “a small portion” of what is urgently needed. Stege also accused fossil fuel interests of undermining the negotiations. “Fossil fuel interests have been determined to block progress,” she said in a statement. The agreement commits developed countries, including the U.S. and European nations, to provide the funding, with aspirations to eventually scale up to $1.3 trillion. However, developing countries pushed for more grants rather than loans to avoid deepening their debt burdens. Efforts to secure contributions from wealthier emerging economies like China and Saudi Arabia resulted in voluntary, non-binding pledges. “We have arrived at the boundary between what is politically achievable today in developed countries and what would make a difference in developing countries,” said Avinash Persaud, special advisor to the President of the Inter-American Development Bank. Fossil Fuel Influence and Political Tensions The summit faced criticism for the strong presence of fossil fuel lobbyists, with over 1,700 representatives attending—outnumbering many national delegations. Climate groups accused these interests of derailing meaningful progress. Saudi Arabia, a major oil exporter, openly opposed any mention of fossil fuels in the final text. The geopolitical climate also complicated talks. Concerns about the potential re-election of Donald Trump in the U.S. and its impact on future climate commitments loomed large. “This was meant to be the finance COP, but the Global North turned up with a plan to betray the Global South,” said Tasneem Essop, executive director of Climate Action Network. Harjeet Singh of the Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative called the outcome “false hope” for communities already suffering the worst effects of climate change. A Fragile Step Forward The agreement arrives during a record-breaking year for extreme weather, underscoring the urgency of climate action. Still, critics view COP29 as falling short of its potential. Friederike Otto, a climate scientist at Imperial College London, described the summit as “another shady, oil-stained COP.” Despite widespread condemnation, the deal represents a fragile step toward addressing the global climate crisis. Yet, with mounting disasters and political challenges ahead, the path to meaningful action remains uncertain. Click here for Latest Fact Checked News On NewsMobile WhatsApp Channel For viral videos and Latest trends subscribe to NewsMobile YouTube Channel and Follow us on Instagram

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The Soulful Symphony: Unraveling the Beauty of Ghungat Ki Aut

Music has the power to transport us to another realm, stirring emotions and connecting us with stories untold. In Harjeet Deewana’s latest musical gem, Ghungat Ki Aut, this connection is amplified through a harmonious blend of culture, tradition, and melody. The song isn’t just a track; it’s a heartfelt narrative that explores the layers of emotions behind the veil, or “ghungat,” in Indian traditions. Ghungat Ki Aut dives deep into the emotional tapestry of love, longing, and tradition, leaving its audience captivated by its soulful symphony.

Whether you’re a fan of traditional Indian music or contemporary sounds, this song offers something for everyone. In this article, we’ll uncover the beauty of Ghungat Ki Aut, exploring its cultural significance, lyrical depth, and the artistry of Harjeet Deewana that brought it to life.

The Cultural Significance of the Ghungat

The “ghungat” holds a special place in Indian traditions, symbolizing modesty, mystery, and grace. It has been celebrated in literature, cinema, and now, through Harjeet Deewana’s song. Ghungat Ki Aut adds a modern musical twist to this traditional concept, using it as a metaphor for unveiling emotions and deeper truths about life and relationships.

In rural India, the ghungat is more than a piece of fabric; it is a cultural emblem. Harjeet Deewana beautifully captures this essence, making the song resonate with audiences across generations. By bringing this theme into the spotlight, he ensures that the cultural roots of India remain alive in the contemporary music scene.

The Magic Behind the Lyrics

One of the standout features of Ghungat Ki Aut is its poetic lyrics. Each line is imbued with emotion, taking the listener on a journey through the highs and lows of love and longing. The lyrics draw heavily from rural imagery, creating a vivid picture in the listener’s mind.

Lines like “Dil ke ghungat uthao, toh sapne sajenge” (Lift the veil of the heart, and dreams will flourish) echo the song’s deeper meaning of emotional vulnerability and hope. Harjeet’s ability to infuse such rich storytelling into his lyrics makes Ghungat Ki Aut a timeless piece of art.

The Musical Composition: A Blend of Old and New

The musical arrangement of Ghungat Ki Aut is another reason it stands out. It strikes a perfect balance between traditional instruments like the tabla and harmonium, and modern beats that appeal to contemporary audiences. This fusion makes the song accessible to a wider demographic while still staying true to its cultural roots.

The melody has a haunting quality, making it unforgettable after just one listen. Harjeet’s voice adds an extra layer of emotion, as he effortlessly conveys the depth of the song’s themes. The use of subtle background harmonies enhances the overall listening experience, creating a track that is both soothing and soul-stirring.

Behind the Scenes: Harjeet Deewana’s Vision

Harjeet Deewana is no stranger to the world of music, but Ghungat Ki Aut marks a significant milestone in his career. In interviews, Harjeet has mentioned that this song is a labor of love, inspired by his deep connection to his roots and a desire to share the beauty of Indian culture with the world.

The creation of Ghungat Ki Aut was a meticulous process, involving hours of brainstorming, composing, and perfecting the final piece. Harjeet’s dedication is evident in every note and lyric, making the song a testament to his passion for music and storytelling.

Audience Reactions and Impact

Since its release, Ghungat Ki Aut has garnered immense praise from audiences and critics alike. Listeners have lauded its ability to evoke nostalgia while remaining relevant to modern sensibilities. The song has sparked conversations about the importance of preserving cultural heritage in music, proving that traditional themes still hold a special place in today’s world.

On social media, fans have shared their personal interpretations of the song, making it a trending topic in music communities. Whether it’s the emotional lyrics, the melodic arrangement, or Harjeet’s heartfelt delivery, Ghungat Ki Aut has struck a chord with listeners worldwide.

Conclusion In a world where music often feels disposable, Ghungat Ki Aut stands as a reminder of the timeless power of art. Harjeet Deewana’s soulful track weaves together tradition and modernity, creating a melody that resonates deeply with the heart. By exploring the theme of the “ghungat,” the song not only pays homage to Indian culture but also opens the door to conversations about love, vulnerability, and connection.

If you haven’t experienced the magic of Ghungat Ki Aut yet, now is the perfect time to do so. Immerse yourself in its melodic journey and let its music transport you to a world of emotions and memories.

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7 Best Investment Options in India

Author Harjeet Singh Published August 14, 2011 Word count 531 Investment options in India are plenty. Investing money ultimately depends on the risk appetite of the person who is investing. There are so many options and it is difficult to choose the best one because most of them are giving good returns. Some good investment options are given below. Bank Fixed Deposits (FD): Fixed Deposit or FD…

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संत रामपाल जी का सत्संग देखने मात्र से छूटा नशा | Harjeet Singh, Hamirpur (HP)