Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Saturday, Apr 23, 2005

News
Features
Stocks
Port Info
Archives
Google

Group Sites

Industry & Economy - Education


India, New Zealand sign education pact

Our Bureau

New Delhi , April 22

INDIA and New Zealand on Wednesday signed an Education Cooperation Arrangement (ECA) that entails exchange of research materials, educational literature and teaching aids, as also organisation of joint research programmes and publications.

The ECA was signed by Mr Arjun Singh, Minister for Human Resource Development, and Mr Trevor Mallard, Minister of Education, New Zealand.

"The Education Cooperation Arrangement is in the form of an umbrella arrangement and provides focused attention to collaboration in the education sector between the two countries," an official release said here.

The arrangement also envisages exchange of academic and other administrative staff; exchange of scholars, teachers, experts and students; twinning arrangements between institutions of higher learning; setting up of educational/training programmes between institutions of educational excellence in technical, vocational and higher education; and providing scholarships for further education in recognised institutions of higher learning.

Article E-Mail :: Comment :: Syndication :: Printer Friendly Page


Stories in this Section
Good pre-monsoon showers may help advance cardamom picking


Kerala Lotteries to resume
Address growth-inhibiting proposals in Finance Bill, says FICCI
States' borrowing costs set to rise
Plunder, most foul
Export groups to get online links within 6 months
India, UK sign biotech transfer pacts
India makes cheap anti-AIDS drugs, but not for its patients
Angioplasty done thru patient's arm
Move afoot for coastal corridor in AP
YSR offers industrial corridor to CEOs
SIMA seeks more land in Cuddalore SIPCOT complex
Oil Ministry seeks `independent director' status for Govt nominees on PSU boards
Tapti gas field shut down as GAIL cuts purchases
ONGC lowers turnover, net profit estimates for 2004-05
GAIL, BIS to set up cell for pipeline norms
TN `lags in commercial viability' in power sector
As global iron prices fall — Domestic steel prices likely to soften
Tax treaties: Talks on with 21 countries
Anti-VAT campaign to be launched in Mangalore
It's advantage India as China plans to tax its textile exporters
IIT Kharagpur plans to set up learning centres in 6 cities
India, New Zealand sign education pact
Auto electronics driving up business, jobs all over
Call to scrap 2 pc excise duty on branded jewellery
India ranked 6 in US' list of textile, apparel exports
Tirupur dyers resume operations
Govt for setting up of human stem cell bank
Exim Bank bets on biotech ventures
Bangalore Bio 2005 Expo
Biotech sector wants cohesive policy
PM may hold Collectors' meet in May
AP: Workshops for Govt Depts
Slow progress in finalisation of foodgrain export subsidy scheme irks House panel


The Hindu Group: Home | About Us | Copyright | Archives | Contacts | Subscription
Group Sites: The Hindu | Business Line | The Sportstar | Frontline | The Hindu eBooks | The Hindu Images | Home |

Copyright © 2005, The Hindu Business Line. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu Business Line