Month: September 2024

Over 1300+ Attendees participated in Free Eye Check-up Camp organized by Jagat Pharma &Dr. Basu Eye Hospital at UP International Trade Show

Jagat Pharma & Dr. Basu Eye Hospital hosted a free eye camp at the UP International Trade Show, which took place from September 25th to 29th, 2024. The camp, held at the India Expo Center and Mart, was met with an overwhelming response, witnessing a turnout of 1300+ individuals seeking eye check-ups. The event was inaugurated by Yogi Adityanath.

This initiative underscores Jagat Pharma & Dr. Basu Eye Hospital’s commitment to making quality eye care accessible to the community. The free eye camp was designed to provide essential eye examinations, consultations with ophthalmologists, and information on eye health maintenance to the trade show attendees. Attendees were also guided on follow-up care and treatment options as needed.

Dr. Mandeep Singh Basu, Director of Jagat Pharma & Dr. Basu Eye Hospital, highlighting the event’s success, said, “We are thrilled with the response from the attendees. It’s encouraging to see so many individuals taking a proactive approach to their eye health. Our goal with this camp was not only to provide necessary eye care but also to raise awareness about the importance of regular eye examinations. We hope that this initiative will encourage more people to prioritize their vision health and seek timely medical attention.”

DHL Express announces annual price adjustments for 2025 in India

Average rate increase of 6.9%, will be effective as of January 1, 2025

 

DHL Express, the world’s leading international express services provider, announced price adjustments today that will take effect on January 1, 2025. The average increase in India will be 6.9 %.

“We are committed to delivering stable and dependable services globally despite the ongoing impact of geopolitical dynamics and supply chain disruptions on the logistics landscape,” said R. S. Subramanian, SVP – South Asia, DHL Express. “With the annual price adjustment, we can continue to investin our network to enhance its resilience and adaptability, ensuring consistent support for our customers' businesses regardless of external circumstances.”

Prices are adjusted on an annual basis by DHL Express, taking into consideration inflation and currency dynamics as well as administrative costs related to regulatory and security measures. National and international authorities regularly update these measures in the more than 220 countries and territories that DHL Express serves. Depending on local conditions, price adjustments will vary from country to country. For more information, please visit https://www.dhl.com/in-en/home.html. 

Move Club comes to India; Delhi to celebrate Myprotein’s commitment to India

Myprotein, a leading name in the world of sports nutrition is excited to announce the launch of its community-driven global fitness initiative, Move Club, in India. In celebration of Nutrition Month, the inaugural event will take place in New Delhi on Saturday, September 28th, inviting fitness enthusiasts to be part of a revolutionary movement towards health and wellness. The event will also feature leading influencers such as Rohit Katri, Mukesh Gahlot, Aadi Nagar & Karan Gulati.

Designed to bring together individuals from all walks of life with a common passion for staying active, the Move Club is a community-driven initiative created by Myprotein aimed at fostering fitness and encouraging individuals to push boundaries. Empowering a healthier India today for tomorrow, the platform will host activations such as group runs, workouts, and fitness challenges – curated to promote physical activity, foster a sense of community, and encourage a healthy, active lifestyle. As the popularity of the initiative grows on a global scale, Myprotein is proud to extend its impact to India, a key priority market for the brand.

Ensuring accessibility to runners across a variety of fitness levels, the first-ever Move Club run in New Delhi will feature a 5km community run around the iconic India Gate, with an easy-to-moderate pace set at 6-8 minutes per kilometre. Below are some of the event highlights and details

Event Highlights:

  • 5km community run through one of Delhi’s most scenic routes.
  • Meet and greet with some of the biggest names in the Indian fitness industry.
  • Opportunity to sample exclusive Myprotein products and discover new ways to fuel your fitness journey.

This event isn’t just about fitness – it’s about connecting with individuals who share similar goals, values, and enthusiasm for an active lifestyle.

Event Details:

  • Date: Saturday, 28th September 2024
  • Time: Meet at 6:00 AM (Run starts at 6:30 AM)
  • Location: Gate No.1, Outside Mandi House Metro Station, New Delhi
  • Run Route: India Gate, New Delhi

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Sustainable Journeys: Celebrate World Tourism Day with Nuego


Embrace eco-conscious travel this World Tourism Day with our curated selection of sustainable destinations in North India. From the spiritual city of Amritsar to the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra, our list showcases Earth-friendly ways to explore these cultural gems. Experience the serenity of Dehradun's eco-retreats or embark on low-impact treks in the picturesque hills of Shimla. Each destination offers unique opportunities for responsible tourism, whether it's supporting local artisans in Amritsar, participating in Agra's heritage conservation efforts, engaging with Dehradun's organic farming initiatives, or choosing green accommodations in Shimla. Let this World Tourism Day inspire you to discover these beloved cities more mindfully, creating memories that not only last a lifetime but also contribute positively to local communities and environments.

 

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Agra – Step into a world of architectural wonders and timeless love stories in the historic city of Agra, a 4-hour drive from Delhi. Marvel at the iconic Taj Mahal, a breathtaking monument to love, as it basks in the golden hues of sunrise and sunset. Explore the grandeur of the Agra Fort, a stunning example of Mughal architecture, where every intricate detail narrates tales of bygone eras. Nature enthusiasts can escape to the serene Mehtab Bagh, offering picturesque views of the Taj Mahal across the Yamuna River, or explore the lush Ram Bagh Gardens, a tranquil oasis amidst the city's bustling streets. Engage in Agra's heritage conservation efforts by participating in guided walks organized by local preservation societies, where you can learn about and contribute to ongoing restoration projects. These initiatives offer a unique opportunity to understand the challenges of maintaining Agra's UNESCO World Heritage sites and even take part in hands-on activities like traditional lime mortar workshops or documentation of lesser-known monuments, allowing you to play a small but meaningful role in preserving this city's rich cultural legacy for future generations.

 

Amritsar –Situated approximately 450 km from Delhi, Amritsar stands as a beacon of spiritual and cultural significance in the heart of Punjab. The city captivates visitors with its golden splendor and rich Sikh heritage. Immerse yourself in the divine atmosphere of the iconic Golden Temple, where the shimmering sanctum reflects in the sacred Amrit Sarovar. Witness the soul-stirring Palki Sahib ceremony at dawn or dusk, or partake in the community spirit at the langar hall. Explore the historic Jallianwala Bagh memorial, a poignant reminder of India's struggle for independence. As evening falls, experience the patriotic fervor at the Wagah Border ceremony, where the lowering of flags becomes a mesmerizing display of national pride. Delve into the city's vibrant artisan culture by visiting the traditional bazaars, where skilled craftsmen showcase exquisite Phulkari embroidery, intricately woven Punjabi juttis, and hand-crafted brass utensils. These local artisans, preserving age-old techniques, offer unique souvenirs that embody the spirit of Punjab. Indulge your taste buds with Amritsar's famous culinary delights, from buttery kulchas to creamy lassi, in the bustling streets of the old city, where food itself is an art form perfected over generations.

 

Dehradun – Nestled in the Doon Valley and about 250 km from Delhi, Dehradun offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Begin your journey at the serene Robber's Cave, a unique river cave formation, or seek spiritual solace at the Mindrolling Monastery, home to the world's largest stupa. Nature lovers can explore the lush Rajaji National Park, teeming with diverse flora and fauna, or take a scenic ropeway ride to the nearby hill station of Mussoorie for breathtaking Himalayan views. Engage with Dehradun's thriving organic farming initiatives by visiting local eco-farms, where you can participate in hands-on workshops on sustainable agriculture techniques, from composting to permaculture. Many farms offer farm-to-table experiences, allowing you to savor the freshest organic produce while supporting local growers. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the picturesque tea gardens that dot the landscape, learning about the art of tea cultivation and processing. As you wander through the charming Paltan Bazaar, indulge in Dehradun's famous basmati rice and sweet treats like bal mithai, experiencing the city's culinary heritage firsthand.

 

Shimla – Located about 350 km from the capital city and perched amidst the majestic Himalayan ranges, Shimla beckons visitors with its mesmerizing beauty and cool mountain breeze. Embark on a road journey through the city's colonial charm by exploring the iconic Christ Church and the Neo-Gothic architecture of the Viceregal Lodge. Lose yourself in the captivating vistas of the Himalayan peaks from the famous Ridge, or indulge in a leisurely stroll along the Mall Road, lined with quaint shops and cafes. For a truly eco-conscious stay, choose from Shimla's growing selection of green accommodations. These sustainable lodgings, ranging from solar-powered cottages to eco-resorts built with local materials, offer stunning views while minimizing environmental impact. Many of these green retreats also provide unique experiences like organic garden tours, nature walks, and workshops on local crafts, allowing you to immerse yourself in Shimla's natural beauty while supporting sustainable tourism practices. As you explore the surrounding pine forests or take the toy train to Kalka, you'll appreciate how these eco-friendly options enhance your connection to Shimla's pristine mountain environment.

 

Getting there: Choose the green and sustainable mode of transport NueGo. NueGo is the premium AC electric coach brand that operates daily bus service at affordablerates from Delhi’s ISBT, Kashmiri Gate to Agra, Amritsar, Dehradun, Shimlaand more at very nominal rates starting from Rs.399only.The ticketscan be easily booked through NueGowebsitehttps://nuego.in/or via the NueGoApp.

 

NueGo coaches are 100% green. These are AC electric buses with innovative technology and zero tailpipe emission. They offer noiseless travel and are safe and comfortable with features such as live tracking, CCTV surveillance, mobile charging point, ample leg space, reclining seats and much more. 

 

India’s reputation as the “Pharmacy to the World” is Potentially Under Threat

Substandard Imports of IPA add to the Quality Burden

 

India’s pharmaceutical industry, widely recognised as the 'Pharmacy to the World,' faces a significant threat as substandard Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) and non-pharmacopoeia grade IPA from China floods the market. This alarming trend not only endangers public health but also undermines India’s self-reliance journey and its global standing as a quality manufacturer of pharmaceutical products.

This critical solvent, especially in its pharmacopoeia-grade form, is essential for manufacturing safe and effective drugs and medical supplies. However, the growing influx of substandard and non-pharmacopoeia grade IPA, primarily from China, poses grave risks. By FY 2023, Chinese imports accounted for 64% of India’s IPA supply, up from 57% in FY 2020. The use of this substandard material compromises the quality and safety of pharmaceutical products, threatening public health on a large scale.

“India's reputation as a global provider of affordable, high-quality medicines is at stake,” said Vikas Biyani, an expert who has closely worked with the Food and Drug Administration.

“The use of non-pharmacopoeia grade IPA can severely compromise the efficacy and safety of life-saving drugs. With 75% of IPA consumption in India directed towards the pharmaceutical industry, ensuring the use of only quality IPA including pharmacopoeia grade IPA as per pharmaceutical industry requirement is crucial and a matter of public safety,”said Vikas Biyani.

The unchecked dumping of underpriced, substandard IPA from China is also a direct threat to India’s efforts toward Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India). As local producers struggle to compete with the flood of low-cost imports, India's ability to maintain its current production capacities is at risk. Expanding new domestic capacities may become financially unviable under current market conditions, potentially disrupting the country’s strategic objective of self-reliance on essential pharmaceutical supplies.

Biyani said “India’s journey towards Atmanirbharta in the pharmaceutical sector is severely affected if the influx of substandard IPA and non-pharmacopoeia grade IPA continues unchecked. This will not only make public health suffer, but the long-term viability of India’s domestic pharmaceutical production could collapse, much like what happened with Penicillin-G in the early 2010s. That collapse led to a dependency on imports and exposed the sector to sharp price hikes and supply disruptions.”

In response to this critical issue, the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) has made recommendations for the imposition of anti-dumping duties on Chinese IPA imports. Once implemented by the government, this positive step will provide crucial support to the domestic industry, helping stabilise prices, safeguard local jobs, and ensure the continued production of high-quality, safe pharmaceutical products.

“The DGTR’s recommendation for anti-dumping measures is a critical intervention,” stated Biyani. “It will help to achieve Atmanirbharta in the pharmaceutical sector by ensuring the availability of quality inputs from domestic industry, reinforcing public health safety, and upholding our country’s position as a global leader in pharmaceuticals. Swift implementation by the government is essential to prevent long-term damage to the sector and to ensure that India continues to provide high-quality, affordable medicines to the world.”

As India strives to retain its leadership in global pharmaceutical exports, valued at INR 2.32 trillion in FY 2022-23, protecting the quality of all input materials including solvents is paramount. By supporting domestic industries and regulating substandard imports, India can ensure that its pharmaceutical sector remains resilient, globally competitive, and aligned with its Atmanirbhar Bharat vision.

Qlik Joins the UN Global Compact, Strengthening 10-Year Partnership with the United Nations

Joining the UN Global Compact marks 10 years of Qlik’s commitment to empowering nonprofit partners to further their missions with award-winning software

 

Qlik®, a global leader in data integration, analytics, and artificial intelligence (AI), today announced its participation in the UN Global Compact, marking a new chapter in its partnership with the United Nations (UN) to further global sustainability initiatives. This commitment deepens Qlik’s role in leveraging data and AI to advance the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and underscores the company’s broader strategy of driving environmental, social, and governance (ESG) objectives.

 

“For over a decade, the United Nations has been a critical partner in our mission to provide advanced data integration, analytics, and AI technologies that support transformative global action,” said Julie Kae, Vice President of Sustainability and DEIB, Executive Director of Qlik.org. “By joining the UN Global Compact, we reaffirm our dedication to equipping organizations like the UN with the tools needed to navigate complex global challenges, from climate action to human rights.”

 

The UN Global Compact is the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, with participants across 167 countries. Through this framework, Qlik will expand its work with the UN to empower agencies and stakeholders to use data and AI for more transparent and effective decision-making.

 

Lambert Hogenhout, Chief Data and Analytics Officer at the UN Office for Information and Communications Technology (OICT), added, “Our collaboration with Qlik has been instrumental in strengthening the United Nations' ability to analyze and act on critical data. This partnership has allowed us to enhance efficiency, transparency, and decision-making across a wide range of global initiatives, from climate action to human rights. Data is at the heart of progress, and Qlik’s solutions have enabled us to navigate complex global challenges with greater confidence and agility.”

 

Dr. Rumman Chowdhury, founding member of Qlik's AI Council, CEO and co-founder, Humane, noted,” Expanding access to advanced data, analytics, and AI technologies is crucial for accelerating global development and tackling the world’s most pressing challenges. By equipping organizations, including the UN, with these tools, we can foster sustainability, equity, and drive meaningful change on a global scale.”

 

Qlik has been a long-standing partner of the UN, working closely with the Office for Information and Communications Technology (OICT) to overcome challenges related to siloed data and inconsistent governance. Today, Qlik’s data integration platform is a key enabler of the UN’s mission to drive progress on the 17 SDGs, empowering the organization to make informed decisions across a range of initiatives. These solutions span critical areas such as budget tracking, procurement, gender equality, peacekeeping troop deployments, capacity development projects, and global crime statistics, helping the UN advance its global initiatives with greater efficiency and impact.

 

Recently, Qlik extended its support to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), where its data and analytics solutions help accelerate the shift from climate mitigation to actionable, data-driven climate strategies. This partnership enables the UNFCCC to leverage AI to handle vast datasets from countries worldwide, ensuring quality and transparency in global climate reporting.

 

Qlik’s decision to join the UN Global Compact reinforces its role as a leader in helping organizations align with ESG objectives through advanced data integration and AI. By enabling access to transformative technology, Qlik continues to empower stakeholders across the global sector to drive sustainable and equitable progress.

 

To learn more about Qlik’s sustainability initiatives, visit qlik.org.

Royal Thai renewsVFS Global contract to handle visa applications in India


Applications are accepted at VFS Global visa application centres in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Cochin, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai and Pune.

 

Maintaining its trusted partnership with the Thai government, VFS Global, the leading outsourcing and technology services provider for governments and diplomatic missions globally, has once again secured the contract to handle visa applications for Thailand from India.

 

The company will cater to travellersfrom India across visa categories through visa application centres and drop off centresas per the jurisdiction of the Royal Thai Embassy in Delhi and Royal Thai Consulate General in Kolkata, Mumbai, and Chennai.VFS Global has been working with the Government of Thailand for nearly two decades and has handled over 2.1 million Thai visa applications since 2005.

 

Applications are accepted at VFS Global visa application centres in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh,Chennai, Cochin, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai andPune from Monday to Friday. More details are available on the website – https://visa.vfsglobal.com/ind/en/tha/attend-centre

 

VFS Global also offers drop box services to tier 2 cities such as Agra, Amritsar, Dehradun, Jaipur, Ludhiana, Guwahati, Patna, Bhubaneswar, Jamshedpur and Siliguri.

“The renewal of the Thai visa contract highlights VFS Global's business excellence, dedication to enhancing customer experience, and the strong trust from the 69 governments we partner with, including Thailand,” said Yummi Talwar, COO – South Asia, VFS Global.

Thailand has some of the most popular tourist destinations of choice for Indian travelers. For more information, visit https://visa.vfsglobal.com/ind/en/tha/

Airtel cracks down on SPAM, launches India’s first AI-powered network solution for SPAM detection

AI solution processes 1 trillion records on a real time basis. Flags 100 million spam calls and 3 million SMSes every day

In a pioneering move to curb the country’s spam menace, Bharti Airtel (“Airtel”), today, launched India’s first network-based, AI-powered spam detection solution that will significantly solve the issue of spam calls and messages for its customers.

 A first-of-its-kind solution by a telecom service provider in the country, the tool will alert customers in real-time to all suspected spam calls and SMSes. The solution is free of cost and will get auto-activated for all Airtel customers without them having to raise a service request or download an app.

Gopal Vittal, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Bharti Airtel said, “Spam has become a menace for customers. We have spent the last twelve months to solve this comprehensively. Today marks a milestone as we launch the country’s first AI-powered spam free network that will shield our customers from the continuous onslaught of intrusive and unwanted communications”.

“Designed as a dual-layer protection, the solution has two filters – one at the network layer and the second at the IT systems layer. Every call and SMS passes through this dual-layered AI shield. In 2 milliseconds our solution processes 1.5 billion messages and 2.5 billion calls every day. This is equivalent to processing 1 trillion records on a real time basis using the power of AI. Our solution has been able to successfully identify 100 million potential spam calls and 3 million spam SMSes originating every day. For us, keeping our customers secure is a burning priority.”  Vittal added.

Developed in-house by Airtel’s data scientists, the AI-powered solution uses a proprietary algorithm to identify and classify calls and SMSes as “Suspected SPAM”. The network powered by state-of-the-art AI algorithm analyses various parameters such as the caller or sender's usage patterns, call/SMS frequency, call duration amongst several others, on a real time basis. By cross-referencing this information against known spam patterns, the system flags suspected spam calls and SMSes accurately.  

Additionally, the solution also alerts customers to malicious links received via SMS. For this, Airtel has built a centralised database of blacklisted URLs and every SMS is scanned in real time by a state-of-the-art AI algorithm to caution users from accidently clicking on suspicious links. The solution can also detect anomalies such as frequent IMEI changes – a typical indicator of fraudulent behavior. By layering these protective measures, the company is ensuring its customers receive maximum level of defense against the evolving landscape of spam and fraud threats.

How does India’s AI-powered SPAM free network work?

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Note to the Editor

The Government of India (GoI) has allocated 10-digit numbers with the prefix 160 to for service and transactional calls. Customers can expect to receive calls from these 160-prefix series assigned to Banks, Mutual Funds, Insurance Companies,  Stockbrokers, other financial institutions, Corporates, Enterprises, SMEs, big and small businesses used for making transactional and service calls.  

 Additionally, those customers who have not opted for Do-not-disturb (DND) and have subscribed to receiving promotional calls will continue to receive them from a 10-digit number with the prefix 140.

 

Adani Foundation at ACC Tikaria empowers rural woman towards leading her own SHG, enabling others’ dreams

·         ACC and the Adani Foundation support Self-Help Groups in Tikaria, transforming the lives of women like Sharmila Kashyap through access to resources and training.

·         Sharmila, once struggling to make ends meet, now leads the Pooja Mahila Samooh SHG, helping women earn a stable income and achieve financial independence.

·         This initiative underscores ACC’s dedication to sustainable development and community empowerment, creating lasting positive impacts across rural India.

ACC, the cement and building material company of the diversified Adani Portfolio, is committed to empowering rural women towards financial independence. Through CSR initiatives along with the Adani Foundation, it has transformed the life of Sharmila Kashyap, a 42-year-old resident of Gudur Gram Panchayat near ACC Tikaria. This support has enabled her to lead the Pooja Mahila Samooh Self-Help Group (SHG) and inspired other women from the region to join in.

Once struggling to make ends meet, Sharmila's life took a turn when she joined the Pooja Mahila Samooh, formed by the Adani Foundation. With support from the Adani Foundation and the National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM), she gained access to resources and training that allowed her to expand her income from animal rearing to managing agricultural tools and equipment. Today, she not only earns a stable income but also empowers other women in her community to do the same.

The women of Pooja Mahila Samooh, under Sharmila’s leadership, now earn an average of Rs. 2,000 per month, adding to the economic stability of their families and inspired other women in the area to pursue similar opportunities. This initiative is a testament to the power of community-driven development and the significant role it can play in transforming lives.

ACC and the Adani Foundation’s commitment to sustainable development and community empowerment is highlighted through such initiatives, reflecting their broader goals to create lasting, positive impacts across rural India.

Empowering Dreams Through Tech: The Remarkable Success Stories of Masai School alumni

Masai School, a platform that builds a bridge connecting skills with opportunities, has succeeded in accomplishing the dreams of more than 5000 students across India. Working as an outcome-driven career institute, it has trained more than 100 batches and scaled up over the years with 6,000 current enrolments. Completing five years this month, the organisation has ensured to fulfil its sole goal of unlocking the human potential of India by making the education system outcome-driven.

 

Sukhmani Kaur, a Kurukshetra native, was known as the “engineer of the house” because of her constant enthusiasm for technology. Sukhmani's passion in technology started in high school, but she had to wait before she could be enrolled to Masai School. She encountered family pressure to pursue a traditional professional route after graduating from college, but she stayed committed to pursuing technology through online classes and self-study.

 

Sukhmani faced several difficulties when she eventually joined Masai, which included a severe case of typhoid and self-doubt. Since the SDET (Software Development Engineer in Test) route fit her better, she switched from web development to it. Her largest obstacle was losing her grandmother the night before an important employment interview. Sukhmani overcame her sorrow, aced the interview, and was hired by Traya Health as a quality analyst. After six months in the position, Sukhmani looks back on her path and says, “My family's constant encouragement gave me the strength to keep pushing forward, Masai that gave me the direction, confidence, and the practical skills needed to turn my passion into a successful career.”

 

Himanshu Gauba, a civil engineering graduate from Gurgaon, struggled to find his footing after a failed startup venture with friends. He was eagerly looking for a stable job and then came across Masai School’s ‘pay after placement’ coding program and decided to take the jump into tech, despite initial reservations.

 

With mentorship from Masai’s instructors, Himanshu not only developed coding expertise but also vital communication and presentation skills. Today, Himanshu works as a frontend developer at Decision Point, where he is responsible for building interfaces and working on AI-related project. Reflecting on his journey, Himanshu said, “Masai bridged the gap between my struggles and success. The experience was transformative and gave me a solid foundation for my tech career.”

 

Rishabh Gupta, a B-Tech graduate in Computer Science from Delhi, was blinded by the traditional education system, especially after facing setbacks while studying for government exams. Masai’s emphasis on practical skills and real-world projects offered Rishabh the perfect opportunity to pivot his career.

 

Inspired by Masai’s ‘pay after placement’ model, Rishabh joined the full-stack web development program. He immediately noticed the difference between Masai’s hands on approach and the theoretical focus of his college experience. Through real-world project work and constant feedback, Rishabh’s skills and confidence grew. He completed the program and secured a role as a Junior Software Engineer at Cloud Bloom. “Masai gave me the practical experience I needed to succeed in the real world. It’s more than just coding; it’s a complete transformation.”

 

While speaking about Masai School, Prateek Shukla, CEO and Co-founder of Masai School, said, “We aim to offer a platform to sharpen the skills and to unlock the potential of the students with assured outcomes delivered. We are dedicated to introducing new schemes and expanding the teams by collaborating with established firms, thereby expanding the opportunities for the students. We envision ourselves progressively transforming the education ecosystem.”

 

Along with joining hands with major firms in the industry, Masai School has developed collaborations with three IIT firms, i,e., IIT Guwahati, IIT Mandi, and IIT Ropar and the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), breaking barriers and pushing the limits of what's possible.