How to not be afraid of technology?

How to not be afraid of technology? The new education policy contains features recommended after years of study by a committee of several educationists and experts selected by the Government of India.

Don’t be afraid of technology

Educational institutions should realize the benefits of these and implement the new education policy.

Increasing opportunities

Whenever new technologies are introduced, employees are replaced by those who are capable of performing high-level tasks. New technologies are doing great things in sectors such as banking and healthcare. Although employment is affected in some places, new job opportunities are created by modern technologies!

For example, taking banks, when the British government introduced computers in the 1980s, the employee unions declared a strike. Immediately, the then British Prime Minister acted wisely. He asked professors from universities including Cambridge, Oxford, and Manchester to explain to bank employees about the new jobs that technology would provide.

A similar situation prevailed in India in 1984. We could see that employment in the banking sector increased many times due to the use of computers. Therefore, there is no need to be afraid of new technology, not only those in specific sectors but all parties benefit from technologies.

Apprentice the best

Research and innovations carried out in educational institutions are beneficial not only for the specific field but also for the country. Educational institutions in some foreign countries, including the United States, make excellent contributions to innovations. Although we have not reached such a place, we do not need to worry that ‘there is no innovation like Google in our country’! On the contrary, we should continue to learn from those who are doing well; we should admire the innovators; we should respect them; we should continue to give our best in our work!

With such activities, we will also give the world excellent innovations in the future; we will take the first place globally.

Business Analytics Course

Indian Institute of Management – Kolkata, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur and Indian Statistical Institute jointly offer Postgraduate Diploma in Business Analytics.

Course: PGDBA – Postgraduate Diploma in Business Analytics

Duration: 2 years full-time course

Eligibility: Minimum 60% marks in a four-year undergraduate or postgraduate degree. 55% marks are sufficient for SC, ST, and PWD candidates!

Last date to apply: March 6

For details…..www.iimcal.ac.in/programs/PGDBA

‘Kurukshetra’ Technology Festival

College students from all over the country can apply to participate in the ‘Kurukshetra’ Technology Festival, organized annually by the Technology Committee of the Guindy College of Engineering, Anna University, Chennai!

‘Kurukshetra’, an international technology festival supported by UNESCO, is named after the catastrophic war between the Kauravas and the Pandavas in the Mahabharata.

Organized by students since 2006, this festival features various conferences and competitions to showcase the students’ talents and develop their interest in technology and mathematics.

Competitions are held in various categories including Maritime Technology, Blockchain, Cyber ​​Security, Educational Technology, Financial Technology, Engineering, Coding, Robotics.

Competition Dates: February 20-23

For details: www.kurukshetraceg.org.in