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 🎉 Celebrate Marathi Bhasha Diwas with Your Creativity! 🎉 In honor of Marathi Bhasha Diwas on 27th February, the Learning and Information Resource Centre (Library) invites all students and staff to participate in a Poetry and Short Story Competition. ✍️📚 This is your chance to showcase your talent and celebrate the rich heritage of the Marathi language! 🇮🇳✨ Themes: 📝 Poetry: माझी मातृभूमी 📖 Short Story: Theme Cards are available in the library. Submission Guidelines: ✒️ Poetry: Max. 30 lines 📜 Short Story: Max. 1000 words 🗣️ Language: Marathi only ⏰ Deadline: 20th February 2025 🎁 The best entries will be featured in the College Annual Magazine 📖 and shared on our social media platforms 📲. Winners will also receive certificates to celebrate their creativity! 🏆 Submit your entries at the Library or via email at: 📧 sfitlibrary@sfit.ac.in Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to be part of this special celebration of Marathi! 🌟💬

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An ongoing dispute between FIITJEE's faculty and management over unpaid dues and 'ghost teaching' has led to mass resignations and the abrupt closure of several centers across India. These closures, affecting cities like Delhi, Meerut, and Kolkata, have left students scrambling to find new coaching options as they prepare for crucial engineering entrance exams. Read the full article at:  https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/india/teachers-ghosting-classes-how-fiitjee-centres-across-india-shut-all-of-a-sudden/articleshow/117549123.cms?from=mdr

  The Indian government is setting ambitious goals to enhance the country’s Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) ecosystem. At the recent GI Samagam in New Delhi, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal, announced a target of achieving 10,000 Geographical Indication (GI) tags by the year 2030. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to promote and protect unique Indian products that have distinct geographical origins. The event was organized by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) in collaboration with the India Today Group. Currently, India has issued 605 GI tags, and the government aims to significantly increase this number through a coordinated approach involving various stakeholders. Read the full article at:  https://observervoice.com/india-aims-for-10000-geographical-indication-tags-by-2030-90869/#:~:text=The%20Indian%20government%20is%20setting,tags%20by%20the%20year%202030.

Fifteen states and union territories will participate in the Republic Day parade, which will be held on Kartavya Path. As India prepares to celebrate its 76th Republic Day on January 26, 2025, the nation is abuzz with excitement and patriotic fervor. This year’s celebrations mark a significant milestone, commemorating 75 years since the enactment of the Indian Constitution in 1950. The grand parade at Kartavya Path in New Delhi will be a spectacle of cultural richness, military prowess, and international solidarity. The Republic Day parade will kick off with a unique cultural performance featuring 300 artists playing musical instruments from across the country. This year, the event will be graced by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto as the chief guest, highlighting the strong diplomatic ties between India and Indonesia. A 160-member marching contingent and a 190-member band contingent from Indonesia will participate alongside the Indian Armed Forces, adding an international flair t...