E-games the new teaching tool in Management

The  Technical revolution in the society is bringing new changes and education cannot be away from that specially in the case of teaching through Games. The old rules, styles of teaching as well as  regulation for the curriculum is going to be changed very soon with  penetration  of  Technology.  The  basic  purpose  of  this  technical  revolution  in  education  technology  is  to    provide  environment which encourages the students community to read more and more from anywhere in the world     . So these modern  technologies are being developed keeping  the mindset  to be   user  friendly and also affordable  to everybody  including  the  student,  teacher,    school  ,  colleges,  institution and university. Professors , lecturers teachers and mentors  can use these newly developed   innovative tools and   technologies to have a tailor base on students area of choice. The students will  learn what they  like most, which can boost the  innovation strategy and also their mindset. the net revolution  which was started in early 2000 now on boom   these days, bringing a great change in education and shaping the future of the society in a new way .This change  is  bringing a dramatic shape  in education  industry specially  in case of  learning the things. 

India growing

India to grow at 7.7% in 2018, emerging markets face new challenges: Arun Jaitley

Emerging markets face newer challenges in the form of inward looking policies of protectionism and increased geopolitical tension, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Saturday as he pegged India’s GDP growth at 7.7% in 2018.

Speaking at the second annual meeting of the New Development Bank (NDB) in New Delhi, Mr. Jaitley said global growth is moving upwards and is expected to improve further in 2017-18.

“Indian economy is expected to grow at 7.2% in 2017 and at the rate of 7.7% in 2018,” he said.

Mr. Jaitley said emerging market economies (EMEs) face newer challenges in the form of inward looking policies of protectionism of some economies, global financial condition, policies of the United States and increased geopolitical tension.

He said India has sought $2 billion loans for various projects from the NDB, which is set up by the emerging nations India, China, Brazil, Russia and South Africa.

“India has huge unmet infrastructure funding needs.. .$646 billion is required in next 5 years [for financing infrastructure],” Mr. Jaitley said.

He said growth in emerging and developing countries is picking up and news from economies of BRICS countries is “encouraging.”

“I hope that NDB will emerge as a development bank and help in funding of emerging economies,” Mr. Jaitley added.

PACIFIC MBA: Study circle activity

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