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UGC to release draft guidelines, curriculum framework for environment education at undergraduate level

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UGC issues draft guidelines, framework for environment education. Commission is inviting comments/suggestions/ feedback from the stakeholders. Framework has been prepared for 4 credits and is in line with the NEP 2020. Curriculum framework outline has been divided into nine sections related to environment.See the Story

Lula Da Silva

Lula authorizes sending humanitarian aid to Chile and Turkey

Com previsão para que a operação em campo se estenda por duas semanas, o apoio aos dois países deve alcançar os R$ 13,5 milhões, segundo o governo.See the Story

Lula Da Silva · Brazil

Lula creates working group to consider reversing the privatization of a state-owned semiconductor company

President Luiz Incio Lula da Silva (PT) created a working group to assess the reversal of the privatization and liquidation process of Ceitec (National Center for Advanced Electronic Technology). The federal state company is one of the only manufacturers of semiconductor chips in Latin America. Read more (02/08/2023)See the Story

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Cocaine · Merlo

Horror in Merlo: A 7-year-old girl who was tortured by her mother and partner rescued

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The case became known through the call of a neighbor who warned about the situation of abuse that the girl was experiencing on a daily basisSee the Story

Americas · Chile

Boric announces the application of curfews in areas affected by fires and alerts about the complex climate situation: “These are going to be very difficult days for Chile” - La Tercera

On Wednesday afternoon, the President visited the commune of Santa Juana, one of the most devastated by the fires. The announcement about the areas and communes that will be affected by the restriction of night traffic will be announced no later than this Thursday.See the Story

Americas · Beijing

China's huge investments in countries, a front for debt trap diplomacy: Report

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China has massively invested in over 150 countries majority of them being underdeveloped nations. This infrastructural investment gradually increases the debt of poor countries beyond repayment. This puts them in a phase of default ultimately compelling them to make strategic concessions to China. This debt trap diplomacy of China is a trend observed across the globe in nations with low GDPs.See the Story

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Work in Teams and Win the Race: A Hub-centered Strategy to Unleash Latin America's Hydrogen Potential

According to the IEA, Latin America could produce 25 percent of the 12 Million tons (Mt) of low-carbon hydrogen exports expected by 2030. Hydrogen (H2) is an essential component of today's energy and industrial systems. The global hydrogen generation market was valued at USD 129.85 billion in 2021.See the Story

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JP Nadda to launch BJP manifesto for assembly elections in Nagaland, Meghalaya next week

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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president JP Nadda is scheduled to travel to the northeast on two different occasions next week, a senior party official cSee the Story

Americas · Guyana

GECOM to ask cops to probe three duplicate registrations

The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) took a decision at its Statutory Meeting of Tuesday, February 7, 2023 to request the Guyana Police Force (GPF) to probe three cases of duplicate registrations which were committed during the ongoing Cycle of Continuous Registration. The article GECOM to ask cops to probe three duplicate registrations appeared first on Stabroek News.See the Story

Lula Da Silva · Brazil

Lula criticizes the privatization of Eletrobras and says that AGU will request a review of the contract

PT member classified the company's sale process as' erratic 'and 'lesa-fatherland'. Privatization was proposed by the Jair Bolsonaro administration and approved by Congress in 2021.See the Story

Obesity · Brazil

Fed with leftover food, presidential emmas die from obesity

Two members of the Presidency of the Republic died this month due to excess fat. After taking over the presidential palaces, the new government identified that the animals were fed with leftover human food during administrationSee the Story

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UGC to release draft guidelines, curriculum framework for environment education at undergraduate level

Lula authorizes sending humanitarian aid to Chile and Turkey

Lula creates working group to consider reversing the privatization of a state-owned semiconductor company

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Horror in Merlo: A 7-year-old girl who was tortured by her mother and partner rescued

Boric announces the application of curfews in areas affected by fires and alerts about the complex climate situation: “These are going to be very difficult days for Chile” - La Tercera

China's huge investments in countries, a front for debt trap diplomacy: Report

Work in Teams and Win the Race: A Hub-centered Strategy to Unleash Latin America's Hydrogen Potential

JP Nadda to launch BJP manifesto for assembly elections in Nagaland, Meghalaya next week

GECOM to ask cops to probe three duplicate registrations

Lula criticizes the privatization of Eletrobras and says that AGU will request a review of the contract

Fed with leftover food, presidential emmas die from obesity

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