Dignitaries inaugurate the 7th #OswaalBooksRoundtable in #Kolkata. Special Chief Guest Sri Laxmi Ratan Shukla, MoS, Department of Youth Services and Sports, Government of West Bengal; Chief Guest Dr. Saumitra Mohan, IAS, Commissioner of School Education, West Bengal and key speakers light the auspicious lamp as a formal start of the ceremony.

The Echo of India Dainik Jagran Dainik Statesman

7th #RoundTableDialogue of Oswaal Books & Fijeeha shall highlight the suggestions were given by students, teachers, parents, and our esteemed guests & a set of recommendations will be submitted to #KolkataGovernment to make the Education system robust & sustainable. We are proud to be associated with our Special Guest for the 7th RoundTable on ‘FUTURE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION’, scheduled in Kolkata on 27th November, Sri Laxmi Ratan Shukla, is the Minister of State, Sports and Youth Services, Government of West Bengal.

Vijayawada : Indians who use 10 times less plastic as compared to Americans and five times less as compared to Europe should take heart and not join the chorus on plastic pollution. Experts have said that plastic remains a miracle material and have manifold uses in our day-to-day lives. It is only some forms of plastic – most notably single-use plastic – that we should worry about.

The Hindu The Pioneer Deccan Chronicle

Elimination of single use of plastic use by 2020 is perfectly fine, but a total ban on plastic will not be good either for the industry or for the common people. “Plastic is a poor man’s friend,” says Padma Shri Dr Rajagopalan Vasudevan, who uses plastic waste to build roads. He was addressing a media workshop organised by Fijeeha at Madurai Dec 21, 2018

The Times of India Namathu Muras Urimai Kural

Elimination of single use of plastic use by 2020 is perfectly fine, but a total ban on plastic will not be good either for the industry or for the common people. “Plastic is a poor man’s friend,” says Padma Shri Dr Rajagopalan Vasudevan, who uses plastic waste to build roads. He was addressing a media workshop organised by Fijeeha at Madurai Dec 21, 2018

The Times of India Namathu Muras Urimai Kural

We were honoured to have Ms K Sandhya Rani (Commissioner of School Education, Andhra Pradesh), Dr SR Parimi (Secretary, Vikasa Educational Trust), Mr Atulari Vijaya Babu (Secretary & Correspondent, Nalanda Educational Institutions), Mr Tulasi Prasad (State Chief Spokesperson, Andhra Pradesh Unaided Schools' Management Association) and other dignitaries for their critical inputs on current scenario of Education prevailing in Andhra Pradesh and ideas to take it forward.

The Hindu Deccan Chronicle The Hans India

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Fijeeha will conduct a round table dialogue on 'Future of School Education in Kerala' on 20th September,Wednesday The workshop is designed to: Changing social & economic landscape and need to make education relevant to these changes How to make best use of the new systems and designs including ICT applications How and when of curriculum revision Framework for effective models on teaching Advantages of E.books and Digital Learning Addressing parents’ aspirations & anxiety   You will be happy to know that senior leader and Member of Parliament for Ernakulam, Prof KV Thomas has graciously consented to be the chief guest for the roundtable dialogue. We are also glad to share that Dr J Prasad, Director, SCERT; Sri B Aburaj, Director, SIET; Dr. B Ekbal and Dr K Raviram, Members of Kerala State Planning Board shall also be present for this event.

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Fijeeha Conducts Consumers Right Advocacy Workshop in Lucknow.Dec 14, 2015

Daily Post Dainik Jagran Amar Ujala

Fijeeha Conducts ILO Supported Media Workshop in Cuttack, Nov 5,2015

The New Indian Express Sanmarg Shruti