Trivandrum: All universities in Kerala, regular under UGC and technical under AICTE alike, will have to implement the National Education Policy (NEP) norms introduced by the government three years back. They will have to introduce more flexibility in their courses as there would be strong demands from the student community to implement NEP reforms. This was disclosed by 2020, Prof J N Moorthy, Director of the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Thiruvananthapuram.
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Cabinet approves Kerala State Liquor Policy 2023
Trivandrum: Excise Minister, Shri MB Rajesh said that the Cabinet meeting has approved the State Abkari Policy 2023. Addressing a press conference, he said that the liquor policy is related to three sectors namely Vimukti, toddy sector and foreign liquor.
Read MoreInkel group turnover crosses 100 crores
Kochi: INKEL Group has reported a turnover of Rs. 102.89 Cr for the financial year 2022-23. INKEL, as a standalone company has posted a turnover of Rs 81.16 Cr for the last financial year as against a turnover of Rs. 59.40 Cr during 2021-22, posting a growth of Rs 21.76 Cr at 36.88%. The net profit for the company for the financial year 2022-23 is reported at Rs. 12.87 Cr as against the previous year’s profit of R. 1.16 Cr.
Read MoreWi-Fi at Trivandrum airport for non-Indian sim card users
Trivandrum: Wi-Fi coupon dispensing kiosks have been set up at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (TIAL) to facilitate free Wi-Fi service for those who do not have an Indian SIM card. Passengers will get two hours of free Wi-Fi service.
Read MoreKerala to roll out state-supported insurance scheme for MSMEs
In a major boost to the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) in Kerala, Minister for Law, Industries & Coir, Shri P Rajeeve has announced that an insurance scheme for the units in this segment will be rolled out soon, with the State Government bearing 50 per cent of the premium with a monetary cap.
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