Ignou invites applications for Rajiv Gandhi international prize for education and technology development, Rajiv Gandhi International Prize,Indira Gandhi National Open University,IGNOU

Ignou invites applications for Rajiv Gandhi international prize for education and technology development,
Rajiv Gandhi International Prize,Indira Gandhi National Open University,IGNOU

NEW DELHI: Indira Gandhi National Open University (Ignou) has invited nominations by individuals or institutions or organizations for the award of Rajiv Gandhi International Prize for Education and Technology Development worth Rs 5 lakhs. The last date for nomination is July 27, 2013.

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Ignou invites applications for Rajiv Gandhi international prize for education and technology development,Rajiv Gandhi International Prize,Indira Gandhi National Open University,IGNOU

Ignou invites applications for Rajiv Gandhi international prize for education and technology development,Rajiv Gandhi International Prize,Indira Gandhi National Open University,IGNOU

NEW DELHI: Indira Gandhi National Open University (Ignou) has invited nominations by individuals or institutions or organizations for the award of Rajiv Gandhi International Prize for Education and Technology Development worth Rs 5 lakhs. The last date for nomination is July 27, 2013.

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Technology firms look to seize opportunity in expanding education sector , Intel ,Indira Gandhi National Open University ,IDC ,HCL Infosystems, Harsh Chitale , Cisco

Technology firms look to seize opportunity in expanding education sector , Intel ,Indira Gandhi National Open University ,IDC ,HCL Infosystems, Harsh Chitale , Cisco

MUMBAI: Indian technology companies are flocking to the education sector, seeing in it a rare promising market created because of liberal government spending.

Providers of computing hardware, education-related software and content are eager to tap into business as the state and central governments prepare to step up spending to take education beyond cities and towns to villages.

“India is spending 2.5 lakh crore on learning at a macro level. It’s a market that continues to have a double-digit growth year after year. At present, only about 5% of that is technology-enabled,” HCL Infosystems BSE 0.00 % CEO Harsh Chitale said.

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