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e PG Pathshala: A Gateway to all Post Graduate Courses

1.What is e-PGPathshala? e-PGPathshala is a one portal under which High quality, curriculum-based,interactive content in different subjects across all disciplines of social sciences, arts, fine arts & humanities, natural & mathematical sciences, linguistics and languages is being developed.An MHRD, under its National Mission on Education through ICT (NME-ICT), has assigned work to the UGC for development of e-content in 77 subjects at postgraduate level. The content and its quality is the key component of education system. 2.Terminology in e-PGp and MOOCs 3.What is difference between e-PG Pathshala and SWAYAM? e-PG Pathshala provides e-content for post-graduate courses in various subjects in four quadrant. It can be accessed as Open Educational Resource where no teacher support/hand-holding for students is available. SWAYAM is a web platform on which MOOCs shall be hosted. These MOOCs shall have teacher-student groups where MOOC coordinator/tutor/tea...

READING INSPIRATION DAY 2016 - REPORT

  READING INSPIRATION DAY 2016     “Vaachan Prerana Diwas‟ was celebrated at St Francis Institute of Technology to commemorate the birth anniversary (October 15) of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. As part of the celebrations, the library organized an “Exhibition of Books‟ and “Take Away‟ of selected books and magazines. The library received a very good response from students and staff as there were around 150 visitors. The Book Exhibition covered books on a variety of topics to meet the varied interests of the students and staff community. The library and the staff was happy organizing this event and marked the “Vaachan Prerana Diwas‟ by offering a tribute to the vision and knowledge of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. Following two initiatives were undertaken on this auspicious occasion: Online Book Recommendation Form – Especially for the Students Today In News: Pointers to selected and interesting news feed

Bookworms rush to Khar on Oct 2 to connect with your first love @ The Reading Social

Bookworms,rush to Khar on  Oct 2  to connect with your first love @ The Reading Social Voracious readers Rashmi Baruah and Sandeep Malhotra, who kicked off The Reading Social,a series of gatherings at a pub or a cafe to engage in silent reading, in the city a month ago, have now launched an “anti-social initiative”, aimed at connecting readers with books without the constraints of technology. The novel initiative seeks to disconnect book lovers from social media and WhatsApp,giving them the opportunity to read in peace. Speaking about the initiative, Rashmi said, “The Reading Social is a social movement aimed at giving readers the opportunity to enjoy downtime with a book. The platform encourages silent reading and allows book lovers to interact with other bibliophiles. Since reading sessions are held in a bar or cafe, book lovers can get their own books, grab a drink, disconnect from the world and read without interruptions for about three hours.” After the success of the f...

Active Users - August 2016

Active Users of the LIRC Period: July 1 to 31, 2016) Active Users – Students Sr. No. Member No's. S.N. Name of the Active User of LIRC Nos. of transactions 1 UMANG BHATT 13 2 CHAUHAN AMAN 11 3 SAWANT SHIVANI 11 4 MANOJ MOLANKAR 10 5 KESARKAR KOMAL 10 6 IRAM KHAN 10 7 DEOKAR JAYITA 9 8 NITESH DEORUKHKAR 9 9 SHAILIN SHAH 9 10 MANDAL KUMAR AKSHAT 9 11 PANDYA RIDDHI 9 12 SUMEET SHARMA 8 13 SONI MAYUR 8 14 SONI AKSHAR 8 15 SHUKLA MANAN 8 16 SHARMA ANKITA 8 17 TIWARI ADARSH 8 ...

Active Users of the Library - March 2016

Circulation-Statistics-Best User of the Library Home  |  Help      Sr. No. Member No's. of transactions 1 SAWANT SHIVANI SANDEEP SUMEDHA 18 2 SARVESH NARKAR 14 3 POOJA PANDIT 13 4 SONI MAYUR ASHOK SANGEETA 13 5 TEJASWARARAO MOTAMARRI 13 6 DIVYA KAMAT 13 7 SHAILIN SHAH 12 8 MANOJ MOLANKAR 12 9 EKATA SINGH 11 10 SHINDE APARNA 11

PLANE PUT TOGETHER ON A CHARKOP TERRACE FEATURES IN MAKE IN INDIA

Top: Charkop resident Amol Yadav at the Make in India Week venue in BKC with his flying machine. He started work to build the plane in 2009, and claims it can soar up to 13,000 ft; above: The aircraft being built on the terrace of Amol Yadav's flat in Charkop Amol Yadav, a pilot with Jet Airways, spent six years building a six-seater aircraft in a house he shares with 19 family members. Among a plethora of innovation marvels at the Make in India Week, commencing this evening at the Bandra Kurla Complex, is a six-seater aircraft entirely assembled in a three-BHK flat in Charkop, Kandivali (W). That the product is no fly-by-night enterprise is certified by none other than the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), which has given the plane the display space alongside some of its own flying machines at Narendra Modi's pet event that is hoping to earn investment to the tune of Rs 4.6 lakh crore. The plane's maker is Amol Yadav, a 40-year-old deputy chief p...