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Goan agri institute signs MoU with foreign varsity

Ramanata Crisna Pai Raikar School of Agriculture has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with HAS University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands. The MoU has been signed for a period of five years.


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Informing about the MoU, Ramanata Crisna Pai Raikar Education Society Chairman Manguirish Pai Raikar said, “The MoU is aimed at taking advantage of the educational resources available at both institutions to the fullest and providing for the development and expansion of the education sector.”  
The objectives of the MoU will focus on exchange of students and development of international mobility agreements, faculty visits and other faculty collaboration, exploration of common research interests, exchange of publications and other materials of common interest, among others.  
Cooperative projects under the MoU will also include any of the academic disciplines of both the institutions. The initial areas of cooperation will include student mobility and cooperation concerning internships and professional assignments and exchange of staff and study tours and Joint research.   
As far as international internship is concerned, the students of HAS will participate within relevant areas of research in RCPR, preferably with the opportunity to bring in more HAS-specific topics.  
Speaking about the benefits of the MoU to RCPR, Raikar informed, “Through the MoU, our students will benefit by way of transfer of advanced knowledge in the field of agriculture, training of our faculty in the modern techniques and new methods of farming, exposure to the new environment and understanding of farm work culture to the students by way of exchange program, undertaking research and development.”
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GMC, DHS will be audited for shortcomings

Health Minister Vishwajit Rane on Saturday mulled a medical audit at the Goa Medical College and the Directorate of Health Services even as he promised to put 108 ambulance service back on the rail by getting the government approve the revised pattern of assistance for the service provider.

The Goan Network
Published Apr 30, 2017, 4:44 AM IST
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MARGAO: “There’s a need for a medical audit at both the GMC and the DHS to find out the availability of medicines and other facilities. We will engage a reputed agency to conduct the medical audit, which will help the government to have a better insight into the shortcomings,” Rane told the media.  The Health Minster said that he has already made a case for the approval of the revised pattern of assistance for the 108 ambulance provider. “I can promise the people…

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