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[ad_1] Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Pune bag the top five positions. South India emerges as the most gender-inclusive region, with 16 South Indian cities featuring in the Top 25   Avtar group, India’s pioneer in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) solutions and India’s leading workplace culture consulting firm, announced the third edition of ‘Top Cities for Women in India (TCWI)’ index today. Karnataka's State Capital Bengaluru, reigns supreme by topping the ranking for being the most inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable cities for working women. Bengaluru has scored high in skilling and employment for women, infrastructure and caregiving support.    ‘Top Cities for Women in India 2024’ Survey conducted by the Avtar Group Speaking at the press conference, Dr Saundarya Rajesh, Founder-President, Avtar group said, “Cities are the foundations of opportunity. They shape how women live, work, and thrive. So, a clear understanding of the core principles and cultural fabric of our cities is crucial for advancing women’s progress and inclusion. Avtar’s annual index ‘Top Cities for Women in India” does precisely that, using a data-centric and evidence-based approach. And, to realize our dream of a Viksit Bharat by 2047, we need the Indian Women Professionals to succeed on par with men. This is possible only if cities are truly gender-inclusive and offer an atmosphere where women’s strengths can be optimized. This means not just providing safe streets, accessible healthcare & education and affordable living to women, which are largely reparatory measures, but also competitive avenues for women’s economic success and opportunities for them to thrive as business leaders. Let’s invest in women-led projects and optimize women’s lives and careers.” About TCWI index Top Cities for Women in India (TCWI) index identifies role model cities and best practices, and provides a framework for organizations, policymakers and individuals to foster well-rounded development in our cities, which is a pivotal driver of women’s progress nationwide. The index has been compiled by assimilating various data sources including the Centre for Monitoring the Indian Economy (CMIE), the World Bank, crime records and Periodic Labour Force Survey, along with Avtar’s primary research. Avtar’s research included FGDs and a nation-wide survey that was conducted from February 2024 to November 2024 in which 1672 women from 60 cities participated.  The Top 10 Cities for Women in 2024 include: Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Gurugram, Coimbatore. Criteria for selecting the top 10 cities for Indian women in 2024 120 cities across India were considered for the study, based on their economic contribution to the country. The cities were ranked based on an overall ‘City Inclusion Score’ assigned to every city, inferred from Avtar’s research and existing governmental data. The City Inclusion Score (CIS) is derived from three pillars - Social Inclusion Score (SIS), Industrial Inclusion Score (IIS) and Citizen Experience Score (CES).   The Social Inclusion Score is a cumulative score of four indicators that include city livability, safety, women’s representation in employment and women’s empowerment. The Industrial Inclusion Score evaluates the extent to which organizations in the city across industries are inclusive of women. The Citizen Experience Score captures women’s assessment of their cities and is calculated from the responses collated from women across India through FGDs and surveys. It covers six pillars: Skilling and employment, caregiving support, transport and accommodation infrastructure, quality of life, efficiency of government bodies, and safety.  While the first two editions of the TCWI index featured two lists of cities – ‘Million-plus’ cities and ‘Less than a million’ cities, this year’s

report has a single unified ranking because of several factors such as outdated population data, rapid urbanization and migration, and to simplify the execution process for stakeholders.  The findings Regional analysis: The South emerges as the most inclusive region, scoring comparatively higher in both social and industrial inclusion. The average city inclusion score of the South is 18.56. The South is closely followed by the West (16.92). The Central and Eastern regions lag, with averages of 11.79 and 10.55, respectively. This is a result of limited industrial development and opportunities. The North is at 14.00 - It is worth noting that while the industrial inclusion scores of Northern cities like Delhi and Gurugram are high, there is scope for improvement in their social inclusion scores.  State-wise analysis: Kerala leads with the highest average City Inclusion Score of 20.89, followed by Telangana at 20.57, Maharashtra at 19.93, Tamil Nadu at 19.38 and Karnataka at 17.50.  Women’s ratings of cities:  Skilling and employment: Gurugram is rated the highest (7.68 – out of 10) by women. Among the bigger cities, Mumbai (7.60) and Bengaluru (7.54) score highest in skilling and employment, while Chennai (7.09), Hyderabad (6.95) and Thiruvananthapuram (5.51) lag slightly behind. Infrastructure: Hyderabad (8.01) secures the highest score for infrastructure (a well-connected public transport system and other travel amenities). Hyderabad is closely followed by Mumbai (7.64) and Bengaluru (7.52). Among the smaller cities, Coimbatore (7.75) and Kochi (7.41) score high in infrastructure. Efficiency of government bodies: Thiruvananthapuram (8.15) and Pune (7.06) top governance efficiency. Gurugram at 6.48 has room for improvement. Quality of life: Coimbatore (7.54), Pune (7.50) and Chennai (7.05) report the best quality of life. Gurugram scores relatively low (6.34), which may be attributed to environmental challenges. Safety: Thiruvananthapuram (7.43), Mumbai (7.19) and Hyderabad (6.95) lead in safety, while women rate Bengaluru (6.17), Kochi (6.02) and Gurugram (5.60) comparatively low in safety.    For more details, refer to the Top Cities for Women in India 2024 report - www.avtarinc.com/extend/twci About Avtar Avtar, founded in 2000 by Dr Saundarya Rajesh, is one of India’s leading workplace culture consulting firms, supporting hundreds of companies in creating diverse and supportive workplaces. Avtar is credited with introducing the concepts of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) to Indian corporates, and is also the country’s largest provider of second career opportunities for women.  An ISO 20700 certified firm, Avtar’s biggest research project is its annual benchmarking study – the 100 Best Companies for Women in India (BCWI) and the Most Inclusive Companies Index (MICI). Done in partnership with Seramount, BCWI and MICI are India’s largest DEI benchmarking studies, which have paved the way for the employment of more women and other under-represented groups. Avtar also promotes diversity hiring through MyAvtar, India’s first diversity job portal.  To know more, visit www.avtarinc.com | www.myavtar.com A snapshot of Avtar’s work in the last 24 years   Provided advisory services in inclusive practices to 500+ organizations Conducted 20,000+ training programs in companies of different sizes, spanning industries and locations  Coached more than 25,000 managers in DEI Facilitated the re-entry of 1,00,000 second-career women into the workforce through MyAvtar.com Provided Intentional Career Pathing training to 200,000+ women, preventing them from leaving the workforce Offered unique skilling programs such as DigiPivot (a prestigious course in digital marketing, conducted in partnership with Google, HUL, and ISB) to hundreds of women.  Provided career intentionality training, employment guidance,

and access to industry leaders every year to 10,000+ girls from underprivileged backgrounds through Project Puthri. For its transformational impact in the realm of DEI, Avtar Group was listed in the prestigious Steward Leadership 25 Listing by Strait Times & INSEAD at Singapore in 2022. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Pune bag the top five positions. South India emerges as the most gender-inclusive region, with 16 South Indian cities featuring in the Top 25   Avtar group, India’s pioneer in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) solutions and India’s leading workplace culture consulting firm, announced the third edition of ‘Top Cities for Women in India (TCWI)’ index today. Karnataka's State Capital Bengaluru, reigns supreme by topping the ranking for being the most inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable cities for working women. Bengaluru has scored high in skilling and employment for women, infrastructure and caregiving support.    ‘Top Cities for Women in India 2024’ Survey conducted by the Avtar Group Speaking at the press conference, Dr Saundarya Rajesh, Founder-President, Avtar group said, “Cities are the foundations of opportunity. They shape how women live, work, and thrive. So, a clear understanding of the core principles and cultural fabric of our cities is crucial for advancing women’s progress and inclusion. Avtar’s annual index ‘Top Cities for Women in India” does precisely that, using a data-centric and evidence-based approach. And, to realize our dream of a Viksit Bharat by 2047, we need the Indian Women Professionals to succeed on par with men. This is possible only if cities are truly gender-inclusive and offer an atmosphere where women’s strengths can be optimized. This means not just providing safe streets, accessible healthcare & education and affordable living to women, which are largely reparatory measures, but also competitive avenues for women’s economic success and opportunities for them to thrive as business leaders. Let’s invest in women-led projects and optimize women’s lives and careers.” About TCWI index Top Cities for Women in India (TCWI) index identifies role model cities and best practices, and provides a framework for organizations, policymakers and individuals to foster well-rounded development in our cities, which is a pivotal driver of women’s progress nationwide. The index has been compiled by assimilating various data sources including the Centre for Monitoring the Indian Economy (CMIE), the World Bank, crime records and Periodic Labour Force Survey, along with Avtar’s primary research. Avtar’s research included FGDs and a nation-wide survey that was conducted from February 2024 to November 2024 in which 1672 women from 60 cities participated.  The Top 10 Cities for Women in 2024 include: Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Gurugram, Coimbatore. Criteria for selecting the top 10 cities for Indian women in 2024 120 cities across India were considered for the study, based on their economic contribution to the country. The cities were ranked based on an overall ‘City Inclusion Score’ assigned to every city, inferred from Avtar’s research and existing governmental data. The City Inclusion Score (CIS) is derived from three pillars - Social Inclusion Score (SIS), Industrial Inclusion Score (IIS) and Citizen Experience Score (CES).   The Social Inclusion Score is a cumulative score of four indicators that include city livability, safety, women’s representation in employment and women’s empowerment. The Industrial Inclusion Score evaluates the extent to which organizations in the city across industries are inclusive of women. The Citizen Experience Score captures women’s assessment of their cities and is calculated from the responses collated from women across India through FGDs and surveys. It covers six pillars: Skilling and employment, caregiving support, transport and accommodation infrastructure, quality of life, efficiency of government bodies, and safety.  While the first two editions of the TCWI index featured two lists of cities – ‘Million-plus’ cities and ‘Less than a million’ cities, this year’s

report has a single unified ranking because of several factors such as outdated population data, rapid urbanization and migration, and to simplify the execution process for stakeholders.  The findings Regional analysis: The South emerges as the most inclusive region, scoring comparatively higher in both social and industrial inclusion. The average city inclusion score of the South is 18.56. The South is closely followed by the West (16.92). The Central and Eastern regions lag, with averages of 11.79 and 10.55, respectively. This is a result of limited industrial development and opportunities. The North is at 14.00 - It is worth noting that while the industrial inclusion scores of Northern cities like Delhi and Gurugram are high, there is scope for improvement in their social inclusion scores.  State-wise analysis: Kerala leads with the highest average City Inclusion Score of 20.89, followed by Telangana at 20.57, Maharashtra at 19.93, Tamil Nadu at 19.38 and Karnataka at 17.50.  Women’s ratings of cities:  Skilling and employment: Gurugram is rated the highest (7.68 – out of 10) by women. Among the bigger cities, Mumbai (7.60) and Bengaluru (7.54) score highest in skilling and employment, while Chennai (7.09), Hyderabad (6.95) and Thiruvananthapuram (5.51) lag slightly behind. Infrastructure: Hyderabad (8.01) secures the highest score for infrastructure (a well-connected public transport system and other travel amenities). Hyderabad is closely followed by Mumbai (7.64) and Bengaluru (7.52). Among the smaller cities, Coimbatore (7.75) and Kochi (7.41) score high in infrastructure. Efficiency of government bodies: Thiruvananthapuram (8.15) and Pune (7.06) top governance efficiency. Gurugram at 6.48 has room for improvement. Quality of life: Coimbatore (7.54), Pune (7.50) and Chennai (7.05) report the best quality of life. Gurugram scores relatively low (6.34), which may be attributed to environmental challenges. Safety: Thiruvananthapuram (7.43), Mumbai (7.19) and Hyderabad (6.95) lead in safety, while women rate Bengaluru (6.17), Kochi (6.02) and Gurugram (5.60) comparatively low in safety.    For more details, refer to the Top Cities for Women in India 2024 report - www.avtarinc.com/extend/twci About Avtar Avtar, founded in 2000 by Dr Saundarya Rajesh, is one of India’s leading workplace culture consulting firms, supporting hundreds of companies in creating diverse and supportive workplaces. Avtar is credited with introducing the concepts of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) to Indian corporates, and is also the country’s largest provider of second career opportunities for women.  An ISO 20700 certified firm, Avtar’s biggest research project is its annual benchmarking study – the 100 Best Companies for Women in India (BCWI) and the Most Inclusive Companies Index (MICI). Done in partnership with Seramount, BCWI and MICI are India’s largest DEI benchmarking studies, which have paved the way for the employment of more women and other under-represented groups. Avtar also promotes diversity hiring through MyAvtar, India’s first diversity job portal.  To know more, visit www.avtarinc.com | www.myavtar.com A snapshot of Avtar’s work in the last 24 years   Provided advisory services in inclusive practices to 500+ organizations Conducted 20,000+ training programs in companies of different sizes, spanning industries and locations  Coached more than 25,000 managers in DEI Facilitated the re-entry of 1,00,000 second-career women into the workforce through MyAvtar.com Provided Intentional Career Pathing training to 200,000+ women, preventing them from leaving the workforce Offered unique skilling programs such as DigiPivot (a prestigious course in digital marketing, conducted in partnership with Google, HUL, and ISB) to hundreds of women.  Provided career intentionality training, employment guidance,

and access to industry leaders every year to 10,000+ girls from underprivileged backgrounds through Project Puthri. For its transformational impact in the realm of DEI, Avtar Group was listed in the prestigious Steward Leadership 25 Listing by Strait Times & INSEAD at Singapore in 2022. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Concludes International Tsunami Conference in Amritapuri

NATIONAL, 2nd January, 2025: The International Conference on Tsunami Risk Reduction and Resilience (ICTR³), organized by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in association with the Amrita School for Sustainable Futures, the UNESCO Chair on Experiential Learning for Sustainable Innovation and Development, and the Amrita Centre for Wireless Networks and Applications, concluded at the university’s Amritapuri campus.

Goa Governor P.S. Sreedharan Pillai, the chief guest at the valedictory ceremony, expressed happiness over such a significant global conference being held in a small region like Alappad. He commended Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham and Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma) for their efforts in seamlessly blending tradition with science in their work.

Dr. M. Ravishankar, Principal of the Amrita School for Sustainable Futures, welcomed the gathering. Other speakers included Dr. T.M. Balakrishnan, Director of the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services; Zoichiro Yasukawa, Chief of UNESCO's Disaster Risk Reduction Unit; Dr. Maneesha V. Ramesh, Provost of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham; Prof. Vinod Menon, founding member of the National Disaster Management Authority; and Dr. Sudha Arlikatti, Head of Research at the Amrita School for Sustainable Futures.

As part of the event, a video titled “20 Years of Tsunami” was screened. The three-day conference, began on December 13, marked the 20th anniversary of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami and featured over 45 delegates from 15 countries. Discussions focused on tsunami preparedness, risk management, and resilience-building measures.

The conference included expert lectures, discussions, workshops, research paper presentations, and exhibitions. Delegates also visited the Alappad Tsunami Memorial and nearby affected areas, where survivors shared their experiences. Students and faculty from various Indian and international universities actively participated in the event.

About Amrita University:

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham is a distinguished multi-campus, multidisciplinary university, accredited with an A++ rating by NAAC. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham is ranked 81st globally in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2024, showcasing its dedication to meaningful education and research. The university spans nine campuses across five states.

The university holds two UNESCO Chairs—one for Experiential Learning for Sustainable Innovation & Development and another for Gender Equality & Women’s Empowerment.

Headquartered in Coimbatore, Amrita operates across nine campuses in five states and is involved in over 500 global collaborations, including with Harvard University and the University of Oxford. Founded by Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi (Amma), Amrita continues to embody her vision of education and research driven by universal values.

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How to Effectively Study Indian Society and Social Issues for IAS

Studying Indian Society and Social Issues is crucial for the IAS exam, especially in General Studies (GS) Paper 1 and Essay Paper. The syllabus in these areas covers complex topics like social dynamics, cultural diversity, poverty, population, and development issues. Here’s how to effectively approach this section to ensure comprehensive understanding and strong answers in your IAS exams.

1. Understand the Core Topics

To effectively study Indian Society and Social Issues, first, break down the syllabus into major topics:

Salient Features of Indian Society: Understand elements like diversity, unity, social structure, and traditions.

Social Issues and Challenges: Study issues like poverty, illiteracy, healthcare, urbanization, communalism, regionalism, and gender-related issues.

Role of Women and Social Empowerment: Cover topics on gender equality, women’s participation in the workforce, and social justice.

Population and Development: Familiarize yourself with demographic trends, population policies, and their impacts on society.

Having a clear understanding of these core topics will help in organizing your preparation and identifying areas that require more attention.

2. Use Standard Sources and Books

For in-depth preparation, it’s important to refer to reliable books and sources. Standard textbooks include:

NCERT Sociology Books (Class 11 and 12): These provide foundational knowledge of Indian society, making it easier to grasp advanced topics.

Indian Society by Ram Ahuja: This is widely recommended for comprehensive coverage of social issues in India.

Social Problems in India by Ram Ahuja: Useful for understanding various social issues and challenges in detail.

In addition to textbooks, following current affairs related to Indian society is essential. Government initiatives, policies, and recent data can be incorporated to add depth to your answers.

3. Integrate Current Affairs with Theory

Social issues are dynamic, and integrating current events with theoretical knowledge adds relevance to your answers. Reading newspapers, watching news analyses, and following reliable news portals can keep you updated on recent developments, such as:

Government schemes and policies targeting social issues (e.g., Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao).

Social justice and empowerment initiatives.

Any recent landmark judgments related to gender equality, social justice, or minority rights.

Including up-to-date data and examples in your IAS answers will create a positive impact and showcase your awareness of real-world issues.

4. Practice Answer Writing with Examples and Case Studies

The IAS exam heavily emphasizes answer writing, especially for social issues. Practicing answer writing will help you articulate your thoughts, structure your responses, and cover diverse perspectives. Use examples, case studies, and quotes to enhance your answers:

Case Studies: Illustrate points with real-life cases or historical events. For example, cite successful social movements like the Chipko Movement when discussing environmental issues.

Examples: Refer to specific states or regions that have effectively handled social issues, like Kerala’s high literacy rates.

Quotes and Data: Use data from the Census, NITI Aayog reports, or quotes from social reformers and leaders.

Answer writing practice is also vital for time management, as the exam requires well-structured responses within a limited time.

5. Seek Guidance and Join a Coaching Center for Structured Preparation

If you’re aiming to improve your understanding and answer-writing skills, joining a coaching center can be immensely helpful. TNPSC coaching centres in Coimbatore provide structured courses, including social issues, current affairs integration, and guidance from experienced faculty.

The benefits of enrolling in a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore include regular assessments, mentorship, and a focused approach to covering social issues comprehensively. Personalized guidance and peer interaction can also aid in clearing doubts, discussing topics, and learning effective answer structuring techniques.

Conclusion

Preparing for Indian Society and Social Issues requires a mix of foundational knowledge, current affairs integration, and answer-writing practice. With a strategic approach, reliable resources, and perhaps the guidance of a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore, you can master this subject and perform well in your IAS exam. Prioritize understanding concepts deeply and stay updated on social trends to make your answers stand out.

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The Significance of Human Rights Awareness for IAS Officers

Human rights awareness is crucial for IAS officers, given their role in upholding justice, equality, and dignity across communities in India. As key players in shaping policies and administering governance, IAS officers must have a deep understanding of human rights to effectively respond to the diverse and pressing needs of society. This knowledge not only enables them to be empathetic leaders but also ensures that their actions are aligned with constitutional values and global human rights standards.

In the journey to becoming an IAS officer, foundational training and continuous learning play an essential role. Many aspirants start their preparation early and enhance their understanding of human rights by seeking guidance from various resources, such as a reputable TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore. Here, they can acquire critical insights into the principles and practical applications of human rights, which will serve them well in their future careers.

1. Understanding the Framework of Human Rights

Human rights are the basic freedoms and protections that belong to every individual, regardless of nationality, gender, ethnicity, religion, or any other status. The Indian Constitution guarantees several human rights, such as the right to equality, freedom, protection from exploitation, and the right to life and personal liberty. IAS officers, responsible for implementing and safeguarding these rights, must be familiar with both the national and international frameworks of human rights. This knowledge allows them to ensure that government programs and policies do not infringe upon these fundamental rights.

A solid grounding in human rights principles can often start with structured learning. For IAS aspirants, joining a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore can provide an excellent foundation, where dedicated modules may cover critical topics such as human rights, social justice, and the legal implications of administrative decisions. This early preparation helps aspirants enter the field with an acute awareness of human rights concerns and the ability to implement policies that support these values.

2. Promoting Justice and Equality

One of the most significant roles IAS officers play is in ensuring justice and equality within society. They are often responsible for implementing welfare schemes, handling public grievances, and ensuring fair distribution of resources. Understanding human rights deeply equips them to approach their responsibilities with an emphasis on justice and fairness. It enables them to design and oversee programs that empower marginalized communities and provide support to vulnerable populations.

For instance, when IAS officers are aware of human rights implications, they can take proactive steps to prevent discrimination, protect women’s rights, and ensure that the benefits of government schemes reach minorities and underprivileged groups. Aspirants aiming to make this level of impact can benefit from engaging with experienced mentors at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore, where they can learn to integrate principles of justice and equality in their future work as public servants.

3. Empathy and Ethical Governance

IAS officers face complex challenges that require not only intelligence and skills but also empathy. Human rights awareness fosters a deep sense of empathy, encouraging officers to see governance through the lens of the citizens they serve. Ethical governance, rooted in human rights awareness, promotes transparency, accountability, and responsiveness to the needs of the people.

Moreover, IAS officers often handle sensitive cases that impact the rights and well-being of individuals. When officers are grounded in human rights knowledge, they are more likely to make decisions that respect individual dignity and promote fairness. Building this perspective begins in the early stages of preparation. Many IAS aspirants who attend a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore are taught to value empathy and ethical considerations alongside academic knowledge, preparing them to lead with integrity and compassion.

4. Enhancing Accountability in Administration

Accountability is a core element of good governance, and IAS officers play a pivotal role in setting high standards for public accountability. Human rights awareness emphasizes the need to act responsibly, ensuring that every action taken by an officer aligns with the principles of justice and equity. An IAS officer who prioritizes human rights is more likely to uphold transparency and act against corruption, promoting trust between the government and the citizens.

With a strong foundation in human rights gained from quality training, such as that offered at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore, IAS officers are better prepared to hold themselves and their departments accountable. They can create and implement systems that safeguard public interests and prevent abuses of power, fostering a healthier relationship between the government and its people.

Conclusion

The significance of human rights awareness for IAS officers cannot be overstated. This knowledge empowers them to act as defenders of justice, equality, and dignity, shaping a governance system that respects and promotes the well-being of all citizens. For IAS aspirants, developing this awareness early—through self-study or by attending a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore—is invaluable in preparing for a role where human rights are central to every decision and policy implemented. With a strong commitment to human rights, IAS officers can work towards a society that truly embodies the values enshrined in the Constitution and the principles of global human rights standards.

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Gynecology Treatments at Ganapathy - KG Specialty Centre

When it comes to women’s health, finding the right support and treatment is essential. For those in and around Coimbatore, the Ganapathy KG Specialty Centre provides exceptional gynecology care with a patient-focused approach. This blog will guide you through the main gynecological treatments offered at this center and what to expect from each one.

1. Hysterectomy (Uterus Removal Surgery)

What it is: A hysterectomy is a surgical procedure to remove a woman's uterus. This may also include removing the ovaries or fallopian tubes if needed.

Who needs it: Commonly performed to treat conditions like fibroids, chronic pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, or cancer.

Types of Hysterectomy: There are different methods for hysterectomy based on the specific health needs. KG Specialty Centre offers options like total, partial, or radical hysterectomy using advanced techniques.

Recovery and Care: KG Specialty Centre provides post-surgery care, ensuring that each patient has a smooth recovery process with the support of experienced medical staff.

2. Laparoscopic Surgery

What it is: A minimally invasive surgical technique that uses small incisions, leading to quicker recovery times and less pain.

Uses in Gynecology: Laparoscopy can help diagnose and treat various gynecological issues like ovarian cysts, endometriosis, or blocked fallopian tubes.

Advantages: Patients often experience less scarring and shorter hospital stays, making it a popular option for many women.

3. Treatment for Endometriosis

What it is: Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside it, causing pain and sometimes infertility.

Symptoms: Common signs include severe menstrual cramps, chronic pelvic pain, and pain during intercourse.

Treatment Options: KG Specialty Centre offers medical and surgical options, including hormone therapy and laparoscopy to remove the excess tissue. Specialists work closely with each patient to create a personalized treatment plan.

4. Fibroid Management

What it is: Fibroids are non-cancerous growths that can develop in or on the uterus.

Symptoms: They often lead to heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, or fertility issues.

Treatment Options: Treatment may include medication to shrink the fibroids or surgical options like myomectomy (fibroid removal) or hysterectomy if the fibroids are very large. KG Specialty Centre provides guidance on the best approach based on each patient’s needs.

5. Infertility Treatments

Understanding Infertility: Struggling to conceive can be stressful. The doctors at KG Specialty Centre offer compassionate support and a range of options for couples experiencing infertility.

Options Available: Treatments may include ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination (IUI), or advanced procedures like in-vitro fertilization (IVF). With state-of-the-art equipment and specialized care, they help families grow.

6. Menstrual Disorders and Hormonal Therapy

For Conditions Like PCOS: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and other hormonal disorders can impact a woman's menstrual cycle and overall health.

Treatment: KG Specialty Centre provides hormonal therapy, lifestyle counseling, and medication to manage symptoms and restore hormonal balance.

Why Choose KG Specialty Centre, Ganapathy?

KG Specialty Centre in Ganapathy, Coimbatore, stands out for its comprehensive care and specialized team. Every patient is treated with personalized attention, and the staff ensures that women feel comfortable, informed, and supported through their healthcare journey.

Whether it’s for a routine check-up or a specialized treatment, KG Specialty Centre is dedicated to making gynecological care accessible and effective for every woman. If you're in or near Coimbatore and are looking for expert gynecological services, consider reaching out to the team at KG Specialty Centre to learn more about their offerings.

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How to Recognize the First Signs of Hair Thinning?

Hair is our crowning feature. It greatly influences our confidence and overall look. But what occurs when they begin to thin or even shed?

The specialists at Keva Hair Care explore how to identify the initial indicators of hair loss and the steps you can take to address it.

What are the early signs of balding?

Not everyone experiences hair loss in the same way. Here are the most common signs to watch for:

●      Thinning temples: This is the first sign for most of us.

●      Receding hairline: Your hairline gets an “M” shape as the hair on the sides of your head starts to fall, associated with male pattern baldness.

●      Thinning on top of the head: Hair thinning starts on the top of your head, but the sides don't show as much loss. This change may take years as it's a gradual process.

●      Widening part: Your part line separates and widens. Over time, this reveals more of the scalp and commonly affects women.

●      Thinning across the head: For some, hair loss happens across their entire head with no specific pattern.

●      Hair falling out in clumps: Hair loss can often be abrupt, with hair loss occurring in clusters.

What type of hair loss do you have?

Hair loss disturbs, but if we can pinpoint the type of hair loss, it can bring some relief. There are two major types - male-pattern baldness and female-pattern baldness.

Male pattern baldness is often characterised by thinning at the sides while the centre remains relatively intact for some time. This gives a distinct “M” shape on your forehead. The hairline recedes further and thins the crown.

Female pattern baldness: For women, hair may start thinning evenly across the entire scalp without a set pattern. Overall hair density falls with no specific target area.

What are the treatment options for female or male pattern baldness?

There are several treatment options for hair thinning or balding:

●      Medications: reduces hair loss speed and encourages regrowth.

●      Topical treatments: can activate hair follicles and enhance hair growth.

●      Micropigmentation: scalp tattoos hide baldness by creating the illusion of hair follicles or a closely shaved head.

●      Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) Therapy: uses your body’s growth factors to boost cell regeneration and stimulate dormant hair follicles.

●      Low-Level Laser Therapy: penetrates the skin and improves blood flow to grow thicker hair.

●      Hair transplant: Hair transplant procedures are a permanent solution for severe hair loss. They restore a natural-looking hairline.

FAQs

1. How do I know if my hair is starting to thin?

Your hair feels lighter and you start to see more of your scalp. Your forehead is bigger and you experience more scalp sunburns. You wake up with more hair on your pillow and your hair doesn't style like it used to.

2. What is the hair thinning 1st stage?

Stage 1: There's little or no hair loss. Stage 2: Slight hair loss near the skin between your ears and forehead (temples). Stage 3: Hairline moves back around your temples and may have an “M” or “U” shape.

3. Can thin hair become thick again?

Yes, absolutely! Stress, excessive hair styling, age, and genetics can reduce hair thickness. Learn to keep your scalp and roots healthy. Oil frequently, avoid tight hairstyles, and follow a nourishing hair care routine.

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The Sanitary Serviceman

The environmental portrait project “The Sanitary Serviceman” by Olivia Arthur is made to document entrepreneur businessman Arunachalam Muruganantham. Female sanitary pads are a luxury in India, with proper hygiene products imported from the west being costly, leading to many women being forced to use less hygienic rags. The lack of access to these products was what led to Arunachalam to use his skills in the metal working industry to set up a manufacturing business to create more affordable female products.From this story, photographer Olivia Arthur would visit Arunachalam and his wife Shanthi in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu to document him and his company, Jayaashree Industries. From this, the foundation of a portrait series surrounding his business and support for Indian women is set. Initially, that seems to be an interesting prospect, and the direction Arthur took to photograph Arunachalam is worth analyzing. In her series, there are primarily two types of photos: environmental photographs that feature aspects of the sanitary production, and close ups and focus on the production prospect in Jayaashree Industries.

Olivia Arthur Arunachalam Muruganantham and his wife Shanti at their home in Coimbatore. Coimbatore, India. October, 2016.

Portraits of Arunachalam give this aura of sophistication, respect, down to earth with this homely glow. Arthur photographs him with his wife, Shanti, at their home in Coimbatore, India. Choosing to depict him with his wife of course is symbolically significant, as a dedication to women in India and their comfort as well as a man that cares about family. But from a formal elements perspective, Arthur chooses supplement these thematic elements through lighting and color. There is a pleasing, subdued complementary color scheme in the portrait, with the pastel mint of the wall with a red locker propped against it. The color scheme is reflected in their clothing as well, with Arunachalam's maroon shirt and Shanti's green sari. This gives the photo a pleasant unity color wise, but the bloom of the room's window cascading soft, diffused light onto the couple gives this subtle sweetness to the picture that feels gentle, trustworthy.

Olivia Arthur Women working at a women and children's centre using machines made at the Jayaashree workshop. Coimbatore, India. October, 2016.

This portrait documents women workers, not employed under Jayaashree, but instead using machines purchased from their workshop. They are working at a women and children's center at the edge of Coimbatore, creating sanitary pads for the center. Obviously there is a direct business connection between the women and children's center and Arunachalam's business, however it is through this portrait that Arthur depicts the symbolic connection between Arunachalam and supporting the women of India, but not just through charity, but giving them the ability to support themselves. There is a balanced composition in the photo, a strong triadic placement between the women with their warm toned skin popping against the cool colors of their saris and medical masks making it aesthetically pleasing. The contrast in color brings more attention to the medicinal, sterile work environment as the women work with the machines, with piles of their sanitary pads being seen in the background. Arthur's poignant portraits make me want to use color and composition to imply greater emotions or connections in my subjects, paying attention to not just the aesthetic choices but thematic choices of my shots.

Source: https://www.magnumphotos.com/newsroom/business/olivia-arthur-the-sanitary-serviceman/

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Achalasia-Cardia Treatment in Hyderabad

Difficulties in swallowing food or water? Then it may be that you’re suffering from Achalasia, which is a rare esophageal motility complaint represented by the incapability of the lower esophageal sphincter. Dr. N. S. Babu is the best achalasia-cardia surgeon in Hyderabad with his 15+ experience in performing 10,000+ surgeries with advanced laparoscopic surgeries and minimal access surgery, he’s observed as the best surgical gastroenterologist in Hyderabad.

Dr. N. S. Babu completed his MBBS in 2008 from Gandhi Medical College, followed by MS from Kakatiya Medical College and MGM Hospital, Warangal, and a DNB from GEM Hospital & Surgical Centre, Coimbatore. Presently Dr. N. S. Babu is working as a Consultant Surgical Gastroenterologist and Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon at EVOKE Clinics, Secunderabad, and Apollo Hospital, Hyderabad where he gives the best achalasia cardia treatment in Hyderabad.

Here he explains everything about Achalasia cardia, so let’s explore,

What is achalasia-cardia?

Achalasia cardia, as often as possible connected with achalasia, is an interesting objection that influences the throat, the line that conveys food from the mouth to the stomach. In achalasia, the muscles of the throat and the lower esophageal sphincter( LES) don’t unwind fittingly, prompting trouble in gulping food and fluids.

According to  best colorectal surgeon in Hyderabad, Dr. N. S. Babu, the specific reason for achalasia is not known, yet it’s trusted to be due to of harm to the nerves in the throat. Side effects of achalasia can convey trouble gulping, disgorging of food, chest torment, weight reduction, and indigestion.

Who can get achalasia-cardia?

Achalasia cardia can occur in people of any age, including children, but it’s most generally diagnosed in grown-ups between the ages of 25 and 60. Both men and women are inversely affected by achalasia. While the exact cause of achalasia is unknown, certain factors may increase the threat of developing the condition, as suggested by Dr. N. S. Babu the threat factors include:

Autoimmune conditions: There may be an association between achalasia and autoimmune diseases like type 1 diabetes or thyroid diseases.

Genetics: There may be an inheritable predilection to achalasia, as it can occasionally run in families.

Infections: Some infections, analogous to those caused by certain viruses, have been indicated as implicit triggers for achalasia, but this is not yet well-established.

Nerve damage: Damage to the nerves in the esophagus may contribute to the evolution of achalasia, but the cause of this nerve damage is not continually clear.

Other factors: Some inquiries have alluded that certain environmental procurators or exposures may boost the trouble of achalasia, but further disquisition is needed to confirm these cooperations.

Overall, achalasia is a rare disorder, and while certain factors may increase the risk, it can occur in anyone.

What are the symptoms of achalasia-cardia?

The main symptoms of achalasia cardia include

Difficulty swallowing( dysphagia), especially with solid foods.

Regurgitation of food or liquids.

Chest pain or discomfort, constantly behind the breastbone.

Weight loss, frequently due to difficulty eating.

Heartburn or acid influx.

Dr. N. S. Babu says that  these symptoms can vary in inflexibility and may worsen over time if left undressed.

How to diagnose Achalasia-Cardia?

As per the best Laparoscopic surgeon in Hyderabad Dr. N. S. Babu diagnosing achalasia cardia generally involves a combination of medical history assessment, physical examination, and individual tests. Here is a figure of the common individual techniques used

Medical History and Physical Examination: The doctor will start by asking about your symptoms, such as difficulty swallowing, regurgitation of food, chest pain, and weight loss. They will also guide a physical examination to check for any signals of complications or footing conditions.

Barium Swallow Study( Esophagogram): This is a primary imaging test exercised to diagnose achalasia. During this test, you will swallow a liquid containing barium, which fleeces the within of your esophagus. X-rays are also taken while you swallow, allowing the doctor to observe the movement of the barium through your esophagus. In achalasia, the classic finding is a ballooned esophagus with a narrowed lower esophageal sphincter( LES) and a” bird’s beak” appearance.

Esophageal Manometry: This is the most accurate test for diagnosing achalasia. It measures the pressure and collaboration of muscle condensation in the esophagus. During the procedure, a slim, adjustable pipe with sensors is passed through your nose or mouth and into your esophagus. The sensors discover the pressure applied by the muscles of the esophagus as you swallow. In achalasia, there’s generally reduced or absent peristalsis( muscle condensation) in the esophagus and increased resting pressure of the LES.

CT Scan or MRI: These imaging tests may be used to estimate the esophagus and girding structures, particularly if there are concerns about complications or if other tests are inconclusive.

Treatment of Achalasia:

Achalasia is a disorder that affects the ability of the esophagus to move food toward the stomach. The main treatment options for achalasia include:

Balloon Dilation (Pneumatic Dilatation): In this system, an inflatable is embedded into the throat and expanded to extend the tight LES muscles, permitting food and fluids to pass all the more without any problem. It can give transitory alleviation of side effects yet may be rehashed over the long run.

Botulinum Toxin (Botox) Injection: Botulinum poison can be infused straightforwardly into the LES muscles to briefly incapacitate them, considering simpler gulping. This treatment is commonly held for patients who are bad contenders for different methods or who have bombed different medicines.

Surgical Myotomy: In a careful myotomy, the muscles of the LES are sliced to diminish their snugness and improve gulping. This should be possible by means of open medical procedure or laparoscopically (negligibly intrusive). It is viewed as the best long-haul treatment for achalasia however conveys gambles related to a medical procedure.

It’s important for patients to discuss their symptoms and preferences with best achalasia- cardia surgeon in Hyderabad, Dr. N Subrahmaneswara Babu to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for their individual needs.

Why Choose Dr. N. S. Babu for Achalasia-Cardia Treatment in Hyderabad?

Vast Experience: Dr. N.S. Babu is highly educated in the field of Surgical Gastroenterology and general and laparoscopic Surgery, including the treatment of Achalasia- Cardia. He has successfully performed over 10,000 surgeries including piles, fistula ,gallstone surgery ,  rectal prolapse and fissure treatment, demonstrating his expertise and skill.

Educational Achievements: Dr. N. S. Babu has a strong educational background, including a Master of Surgery, FMAS( Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery), and DNB Surgical Gastroenterology. His commitment to staying modernized with the latest medical advancements is apparent through his fellowships in HPB Surgery, featuring his dedication to delivering the best possible care.

Affiliation with Renowned Institutions: Dr. N. S. Babu is presently associated with EVOKE Clinics, Secunderabad, and Apollo Hospitals Hospital, Hyderabad, two recognized medical institutions known for their high-quality healthcare services. This cooperation ensures that patients receive top-notch treatment and care.

Membership in Professional Associations: Dr. N. S. Babu is a full-time member of the Association of Surgeons of India( ASI) and the Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India( AMASI). His active involvement in these professional communities demonstrates his commitment to advancing surgical practices and staying streamlined with the latest developments in the field.

Consult With the Best Colorectal Surgeon in Hyderabad:

Are you in search of the best achalasia- cardia treatment in Hyderabad? Look no further – Dr. N. Subrahmaneswara Babu is one of the best achalasia- cardia surgeon in Hyderabad . For any information and appointment call us on 094908 08080 or simply fill out the form Book your appointment

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International Women's Day

March 8, 2024

Women Achievers Award

Sponsored by: The National UN Volunteers-India

Mrs. Jayashree H, School Principal, Adwaith Thought Academy, Coimbatore

Mrs. Jayashree's exceptional leadership and dedication to the field of education make her a deserving candidate for this prestigious recognition.

Mrs. Jayashree has demonstrated outstanding commitment and excellence in her role as a school principal. Her achievements, including being appointed as an Observer for Practicals & Theory Exams in March 2023 and 2024, as well as serving as Centre Superintendent for NIOS Exams in April and October 2023, highlight her expertise and leadership in academic administration.

Her role as Head Examiner of SSCE 2020 for English Core, along with her service as City Coordinator and Centre Superintendent for SSCE / SSE 2019, showcases her ability to excel in overseeing educational assessments and examinations with precision and dedication.

Mrs. Jayashree's experience as a Nodal Supervisor for the UG - NEET exam in March 2017 further demonstrates her commitment to academic excellence and student success. Her passion for empowering students and staff members to reach their full potential is evident in her track record of implementing servant leadership practices and fostering a culture of continuous improvement within the educational institution.

As an experienced Academic Director, Mrs. Jayashree excels in developing and implementing standardized policies and procedures, strategic planning, team building, and evaluating teacher effectiveness through innovative approaches. Her ability to build strong relationships with stakeholders and maintain organizational discipline sets her apart as a leader in the field of education.

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Australian-based biotechnology venture Memphasys Limited has sold off more units of its sperm separation system known as “Felix” to two of its current customers, Diagens Biotechnology Company in China and the Indian Women’s Centre in Coimbatore, India. According to the company, receiving repeat orders from patrons within its existing consumer base validates its business model and confirms its products efficiency across both research and clinical platforms.

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Bharathiar University Distance Education

The Bharathiar University, located in Coimbatore, was set up by the Tamil Nadu Government in February 1982, as per the Bharathiar University Act of 1981. Interestingly, the core of Bharathiar University is formed by the Postgraduate Centre of the University of Madras which used to operate in Coimbatore prior to 1982.

It's great news that University Grants Commission (UGC) recognized Bharathiar University in 1985 for providing grants. Plus, it's a proud moment for us to share that our university is partnered with the MHRD National Knowledge Network.

We also have UGC - Infonet, and Inflibnet, thanks to which we have a rich collection of both physical and electronic resources for our students. We take Intellectual Property Rights seriously here at Bharathiar University. We have a dedicated cell to protect the inventions of our faculty members and budding researchers.

In collaboration with the Defence Research & Development Organization (DRDO), Ministry of Defence, we've established the DRDO-BU-Center for Life Sciences at Bharathiar University. This autonomous research institute is dedicated to carrying out both basic and applied research! 

Explore courses offered through distance education at Bharathiar University!

This program offers preliminary acceptance based primarily on your performance in your undergraduate courses. But just a heads up! If there happens to be lots of interest, the University might step in and decide to hold an entrance exam or a chat with potential candidates.

Undergraduate Programs 

B. Voc. Multimedia and Animation

B. Voc. Business Process and Data Analytics

B. P. Ed.,

Bachelor in Buisness Administration

Post Graduate Programs

M.Sc. Mathematics

M.Sc. Mathematics with Computer Applications

M.Sc. Statistics

M.Sc. Statistics with Computer Applications

M.Sc. Physics

M.Sc. Medical Physics

M.Sc. Nano Science and Technology

M.Sc. Electronics & Instrumentation

M.Sc. Chemistry

M.Sc. Zoology

M.Sc. Bioinformatics

M.Sc. Environmental Sciences

M.Sc. Human Genetics and Molecular Biology

M.Sc. Botany

M.Sc. Textiles and Apparel Design

M.Sc. Biotechnology

M.Sc. Medical Biotechnology

M.Sc. Microbiology

M.Sc. Biochemistry

M.Sc. Computer Science

M.Sc. Information Technology

M.Sc. Data Analytics

M.Sc. Cyber Security

M.Sc. Data Science

M.C.A. Master of Computer Applications

M.Sc. E-Learning Technology

M.Sc. Applied Psychology

M.Com. Finance and Computer Applications

M.Com. Finance and Accounting

M.Com. Financial Technology

M.Ed-Master of Education

M.P.Ed.

M.A. Tamil

M.A. Linguistics

M.A. English Literature

M.A. Economics

M.A. History

M.A. Sociology

M.A. Women's Studies

M.A. Career Guidance

M.S.W. Master of Social Work

Master of Library & Information Sciences

M.A. Journalism and Mass Communication

M.B.A. Master of Business Administration

Let's discuss the fee structure for distance education at Bharathiar University!

Just to let you know, the least you'd be expected to pay for a BBA degree annually is INR 50.58k. Meanwhile, for an MBA degree, the annual starting price is INR 6.6L.

Learn All About the Admission Process at Bharathiar University!

What You Need to Qualify: Our university has specific requirements for each course, and you'll have to meet them in order to become a candidate for admission. These standards usually include certain academic qualifications, an age limit, and sometimes, a successful outcome in entrance exams.

Applying Made Easy: If you're keen to join us, just head over to our official website and fill out an online application form. Take your time and follow the instructions on the form closely, making sure to submit all the necessary paperwork.

Let's Talk Entrance Exams: For some of our courses, particularly postgraduate and research programs, we, at Bharathiar University, hold entrance exams. These help us understand your knowledge and aptitude in the subjects that matter. When it comes to the admission process, these exam scores, along with your academic records, might be taken into account. 

Admissions on MeritWell, some courses at Bharathiar University operate on a purely merit-based system. This means that your academic performance and relevant qualifications are what matter the most. They'll assess all this and compile a merit list to determine who gets in!

The Reservation PolicyNow, Bharathiar University also integrates the government's reservation policy. It's all about inclusive education, offering reserved seats to our friends from Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC). And not forgetting other categories, it adheres to the applicable norms in allocating seats.

The Counseling ProcessAnd for some programs, be ready for a counseling session. If you make the shortlist, that is! It's a great chance for you to choose your preferred course and get all your questions answered. Everything from learning about the course to your future life at Bharathiar University will be discussed. 

Looking for details on how to get admitted to Bharathiar University? You're in the right place!

Picking your Course: Start by deciding what course you want to take up at Bharathiar University. They've got a fantastic variety of undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programs spanning a whole bunch of disciplines.

Confirm Your Eligibility: Next, you'll want to make sure you tick all the boxes for the eligibility criteria of your chosen course. Keep in mind, each course might have its own specific requirements like certain academic qualifications,

etc.

Grab that Application Form: Now, let's get you that application form! Head over to the university's website where you might have the option to apply online. If not, you can always swing by the admissions office in person to pick up a physical form.

Fill Up the Form: Okay, you've got your form. Now take some time to fill it out carefully. Make sure to provide accurate information and attach all the necessary documents, like your educational certificates, proof of identity, and a passport-sized photo (or two). Check the application instructions if you're unsure what you need to include. 

Why MBA?

Boost Your Career with an MBA: Looking to climb that corporate ladder? An MBA could be your ticket to the top! It equips you with all the skills and knowledge you need to take on leadership roles and navigate complex business challenges.

Connect with like-minded Professionals: An MBA program offers a perfect platform for networking. You get to rub shoulders with classmates, professors, alumni, and industry professionals – all while building a robust professional network that always has your back.

Tailor an MBA to Suit Your Goals: Did you know that MBA programs often offer a range of specializations from finance to marketing, human resources to entrepreneurship, and many more? Yes, you can choose a specialization that aligns with your interests and career goals and paints a professional picture that's uniquely you!

Why BBA?

Building Business Basics: A BBA program is like a masterclass in all things business - from marketing, finance, and accounting, to management, human resources, economics, and beyond. Talk about broad-based knowledge right? This program arms you with the necessary skills to navigate the sometimes confusing business world.

Learning by Doing: BBA programs are big on practicals. Through case studies, projects, internships, and real-world business simulations, you get to apply those theories you've learned. Hands-on approach? Check! This way, you get to understand how those textbook principles work in real-life business situations.

Bright Future: Guess what? With a BBA degree, you've got your ticket to a plethora of entry-level jobs in tons of industries. Think sales, marketing, administration, finance, retail, consulting and loads more. Fresh opportunities? Yes, please!

Be Your Own Boss: Dreaming of being an entrepreneur? Great! A BBA program can help turn your dreams into reality by providing valuable insights on running a successful business, managing operations, understanding market trends, and crafting a top-notch business plan.

Why should you consider pursuing a BCA and an MBA at Bharathiar University?

Renowned institution: Bharathiar University in India is your go-to place if you're after top-notch education. Known for its high academic standards, this university has a reputation that speaks for itself. Especially in the job market, where graduating from a recognized university like this one can give you an edge over others.

In-depth Coursework: BCA & MBA programs at Bharathiar University are crafted with careful attention. They provide in-depth education in the respective fields. The BCA program delves into computer science and applications. Here, you get to learn about programming languages, software development, and database management. On the other hand, if you opt for an MBA, you'll gain insights into business management. This includes everything like finance, marketing, HR, operations, and strategy.

Expert professors to guide you: Most of Bharathiar University's faculty bring years of experience and expertise to the table. Learning from these accomplished instructors can make a huge difference. They can elevate your educational journey and make it an unforgettable experience.

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BARC Recruitment 2023: Officer & Stipendiary Trainee Vacancy (4374 Posts)

BARC Recruitment 2023: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai has released an employment notification for the recruitment of 4374 various posts of Constituent Units of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) through the Direct Recruitment/Training Scheme. The last date for submission of the application is May 22, 2023. 1. Post Name: Technical Officer/C No. of Vacancy: 181 2. Post Name: Scientific Assistant/B No. of Vacancy: 07 3. Post Name: Technician/B No. of Vacancy: 24 4. Post Name: Category-I Stipendiary Trainee No. of Vacancy: 1216 5. Post Name: Category-II Stipendiary Trainee No. of Vacancy: 2946 Qualification: Check the Official Advertisement. Age limit for BARC Recruitment 2023 - Technical Officer/C: 18 to 35 years (Candidate must have been born not earlier than 23/05/1988 and not later than 22/05/2005). - Scientific Assistant/B: 18 to 30 years (Candidate must have been born not earlier than 23/05/1993 and not later than 22/05/2005). - Technician/B: 18 to 25 years (Candidate must have been born not earlier than 23/05/1993 and not later than 22/05/2005). - Category I-Stipendiary Trainee: 19 to 24 years. (Candidate must have been born not earlier than 23/05/1999 and not later than 22/05/2004). - Category II-Stipendiary Trainee: 18 to 22 years. Candidate must have been born not earlier than 23/05/2001 and not later than 22/05/2005). - The date of Birth filled in by the candidate in the online application form and the same recorded in the Matriculation/Secondary Examination Certificate will be accepted by this Centre for determining the age and no subsequent request for change will be considered or granted. Application Fee of BARC Recruitment 2023 Direct Recruitment Fee Amount Category with Fee Exemption Technical Officer/C Rs.500/- SC/ST, PwBD, and Women Scientific Assistant/B Rs.150/- Technician/B Rs.100/- SC/ST, PwBD, Ex-servicemen, and Women Stipendiary Trainee Fee Amount Category with Fee Exemption Category-I Rs.150/- SC/ST, PwBD, and Women Category-II Rs.100/- The fee once paid shall not be refunded under any circumstances and cannot be adjusted for any other subsequent recruitment. Exam Centre for BARC Recruitment 2023 - Examinations will be conducted at various cities viz., Agartala, Ahmedabad, Allahabad, Amaravati (AP), Amritsar, Aizawl, Itanagar, Baroda (Vadodara), Bengaluru, Bhagalpur, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Coimbatore, Cuttack, Daman, Dehradun, Delhi, Dispur, Ernakulam, Gangtok, Gorakhpur, Guntur, Hyderabad, Hubli-Dharwad, Indore, Imphal, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kancheepuram, Kanpur, Karimnagar (TS), Kavaratti, Kolkata, Kota, Kohima, Kolhapur, Leh, Lucknow, Madurai, Mumbai, Nagpur, Nashik, Panaji, Patna, Port Blair, Puducherry, Pune, Raipur, Ranchi, Rourkela, Shimla, Shillong, Srinagar, Thiruvananthapuram, Udaipur, Varanasi, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam. - Candidates may indicate their choice of city (nearer to their present address) in their application form in the order of preference (only three cities). The allocation of centers will be decided based on the number of candidates registering for each city. Hence, the candidates should select the centers, carefully in their applications. Requests for a change of city/center once allotted will not be entertained. BARC reserves the right to add or delete center (s) without assigning any reason. How to Apply for BARC Recruitment 2023? - Candidates are required to apply online through barconlineexam.com. No other means/mode of application will be accepted. - Candidates who have not acquired the mandatory/requisite educational qualification as of the closing date for receipt of online application need not apply. No correspondence or clarification will be entertained on this matter. - Candidates should read the instructions in the advertisement and online application form carefully before making any entry or selecting any option. - Only one application should be submitted for one post. Candidates should submit a separate application for each post if they intend to apply for more than one post. Before submitting the online application, candidates are required to register themselves by clicking on the one-time registration tab. - Before filling application form, candidates should keep ready the necessary documents/certificates required. The candidate is required to fill up personal details and details of the post applied for etc. and upload a recently taken front-facing passport-size photograph with Proper Plain Background. - Candidates are required to have a valid email ID and mobile number which should be kept active throughout the currency of this recruitment. Candidates are required to download the Admit Card from the website of BARC. No correspondence will be sent through post/courier. - Instruction for uploading Photo and Signature: Photo: Image should be of size 165 x 125 pixels in jpg/jpeg format and should not exceed 50 KB; Signature: Image should be of size 80 x 125 pixels in jpg/jpeg format and should not exceed 20 KB. - The candidate must ensure that their photo and signature are visible in the preview at the time of filling out an application in online mode. If the photo/signature displayed is small or not visible in the preview on the website, that means the photo/signature is not as per the required format, and the application will be rejected. Therefore, candidates must ensure that photos and signatures are visible. - For any clarification, candidates may contact the Help desk No.: 044-47749000 between 10.00 AM and 6.30 PM on Monday to Saturday or check the “FAQ” available on the homepage of the BARC website barconlineexam.com. - Before clicking the submit button, the candidate is advised to check all the details filled in are correct. Candidate may also ensure that name, date of birth, etc. are entered correctly in the application form as per Secondary School Certificate (SSC). Any incorrect information may disqualify the candidature. After the final submission of the application, no request for change/correction in any of the information in the application form shall be entertained under any circumstances. - After submitting the online application form candidates are required to take a print/save a copy of the online application form and preserve it till the document verification/all the selection process completes. - Candidates are advised to submit the online application much before the closing date and not to wait till the last date to avoid the possibility of disconnection/inability or failure to login to the website on account of heavy load on the website during the closing days. Those who wish to apply are advised to go through the below official notification in detail before submitting applications. BARC Recruitment 2023 Apply Online Apply Online BARC How to Apply 2023 Check Here BARC Recruitment Notification 2023 Notification Read the full article

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What are the most common causes of diabetes?

One of the most prevalent diseases in the world is diabetes mellitus. It is regarded as a disorder in which the body's use of sugar and blood sugar levels are affected. As we realise that glucose is the most vital wellspring of energy for every one of the phones in the body that are making up the tissues as well as the muscles. Additionally, it is our brain cells' primary energy source. The body of a person with diabetes is unable to process and use glucose from carbohydrates as well as it could to produce energy. Because there are various types of diabetes, each has its own unique set of causes. Nonetheless, whatever the sort of the illness is, the patient will be sharing the normal issue of having the gathering of an excessive amount of glucose starches in the circulation system. Because each patient's diabetes condition is highly individualised, treatment should also be tailored to each individual patient.

Diabetes's Root Causes An excess of glucose and other sugars moving through the bloodstream is the most common cause of this condition. However, depending on the type of diabetes, a person's blood sugar level may rise for a variety of reasons.

• This particular condition is an autoimmune response, and it is brought on by type 1 diabetes. The pancreatic insulin-producing cells will be attacked and destroyed simultaneously by the body system. Because there isn't enough insulin, glucose sugar gets into the cells and builds up in the bloodstream. In these patients, the genetic factor also plays a major role.

• The cells of the body that should be facilitating insulin for allowing the sugar to enter blood cells are not doing so in Type 2 diabetes. This hormone will cause resistance in the body's cells. The pancreas can't keep up and create enough of the chemical for beating this specific obstruction. This thus improves the degree of sugar in the blood.

• The reason for gestational diabetes is that the body makes certain hormones during pregnancy that make cells resistant to insulin. To overcome this resistance, the pancreas cannot produce sufficient hormones. Some pregnant women develop gestational diabetes as a result of this.

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How to Approach Indian Society Topics for IAS Exams

Preparing for the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) exams requires a deep understanding of various subjects, and Indian Society is one of the critical areas of focus. This topic encompasses a wide range of issues, including social structures, cultural practices, and contemporary challenges. Here’s a structured approach to mastering Indian Society topics, which will be beneficial for your IAS preparation.

Understanding the Syllabus

Before diving into the intricacies of Indian Society, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the syllabus outlined by the UPSC. The syllabus often includes themes related to:

Social Issues: Poverty, gender inequality, and caste discrimination.

Cultural Diversity: Understanding the pluralism of Indian culture.

Social Movements: Significant movements and their impact on society.

Policies and Programmes: Government initiatives aimed at improving societal conditions.

By thoroughly understanding the syllabus, you can strategically plan your study sessions and focus on the most relevant topics.

Building a Strong Foundation

To effectively approach Indian Society topics, it is vital to build a strong foundation through various resources. Reading NCERT textbooks, government reports, and authentic journals can provide you with a comprehensive view of societal issues in India. Additionally, attending sessions at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore can provide valuable insights into complex topics and clarify any doubts you may have.

Suggested Resources:

NCERT Books: Start with Class 11 and 12 Sociology textbooks.

Government Reports: Look for reports from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.

Journals and Articles: Academic journals often provide contemporary analysis of social issues.

Developing Analytical Skills

Merely memorizing facts will not suffice; developing analytical skills is crucial. Here’s how you can enhance your analytical abilities:

Critical Thinking: Analyze different perspectives on social issues. For instance, when studying caste discrimination, examine the historical context and current developments.

Comparative Analysis: Compare and contrast various social movements to understand their impact on society. This could involve looking at the women's rights movement versus the farmers' protests.

Case Studies: Utilize real-life case studies to illustrate social issues. This can help you contextualize theoretical knowledge and apply it in practical scenarios.

Group Discussions

Engaging in group discussions at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore can significantly enhance your understanding. These discussions not only allow you to articulate your thoughts but also expose you to different viewpoints that you might not have considered.

Current Affairs and Its Relevance

Staying updated with current affairs is crucial for tackling Indian Society topics effectively. Newspapers, magazines, and online portals are excellent sources for the latest developments in social issues. Focus on:

Government Initiatives: Be aware of new policies and programs aimed at addressing social issues, such as the National Rural Livelihoods Mission or the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme.

Social Issues: Keep track of ongoing discussions surrounding gender inequality, caste-based politics, and communal harmony.

Answer Writing Techniques

When it comes to the exam, your ability to articulate your understanding of Indian Society topics in your answers is paramount. Here are some tips to enhance your answer writing:

Structure Your Answers: Use a clear structure—introduction, body, and conclusion. Begin with a brief introduction to the topic, followed by detailed analysis, and conclude with a solution or personal opinion.

Use Examples: Integrate relevant examples to substantiate your points. Whether it’s a government initiative or a recent social movement, examples will add credibility to your answers.

Stay Objective: Maintain a neutral tone and present balanced arguments, especially when discussing sensitive topics. This reflects maturity and depth of understanding.

Conclusion

Approaching Indian Society topics for the IAS exam requires a well-rounded strategy, involving in-depth study, analytical thinking, and current awareness. By leveraging resources like a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore, you can strengthen your foundation and enhance your preparation. Remember, consistent effort and a structured approach will set you on the path to success in your IAS journey.