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India Advances Science Education through Innovative Schemes

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10 Dec 2025

The Indian Ministry of Science and Technology has rolled out several initiatives to boost science education and research interest among youth. Among the notable programs are the INSPIRE MANAK scheme, INSPIRE-SHE scholarships, and the Vigyan Jyoti program. These schemes aim to attract young talent to the fields of basic and applied sciences while fostering innovation and bridging gender gaps in STEM careers. Through financial support, mentorship, and recognition of innovative ideas, the programs have significantly engaged students across various demographics, contributing to a robust pipeline of future scientists and researchers.

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Indian Delegation to Participate in UN Social Development Session

Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Smt. Savitri Thakur, will lead the Indian delegation to the 64th Session of the United Nations Commission for Social Development. The session, held at the UN headquarters in New York, focuses on enhancing cooperation on social welfare and inclusion policies. India'

CCRAS Concludes AI Internship Programme in AYUSH

The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), part of India's Ministry of AYUSH, concluded an internship program on AI in AYUSH research. Running from December 15 to January 30, it involved 33 selected interns from a pool of 180 applicants. The program aimed to integrate AI

Strategic Collaboration for Viksit Bharat

The Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs recently hosted a meeting with the National Productivity Council to explore collaborative efforts in areas including training, sustainability, and compliance, aimed at supporting India's goal of becoming a high-income, innovative economy through productivity and sustainability initiatives. Source: Original Link

India-Bhutan Strengthen Development Ties

India and Bhutan conducted Development Cooperation Talks in New Delhi, underscoring their strong bilateral partnership and reviewing development projects under Bhutan's 13th Five Year Plan (2024-2029). The discussions included approval of projects totaling INR/Nu. 10,000 crores, focusing on community development and economic stimulus. Source: Original Link

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Indian Delegation to Participate in UN Social Development Session

CCRAS Concludes AI Internship Programme in AYUSH

Strategic Collaboration for Viksit Bharat

India-Bhutan Strengthen Development Ties