HarperCollins India has announced the acquisition of Prajwal Parajuly’s first picture book, Karma and Lola. The story will be brought to life through illustrations by Nepali artist Ubahang Nembang.
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Can Bengal's first right-wing govt reverse the state's slowdown?
CNBC-TV18’s @latha_venkatesh breaks down the tall ask facing the new government.
https://t.co/8ipfl69T1d
I think @Princeton
should seriously consider adopting the recommendations in the Yale report, which include:
• Expand financial aid and make pricing more transparent and predictable for families
• Reform admissions by prioritizing academic achievement, reducing legacy/athlete/donor preferences, and establishing a minimum academic threshold
• Address grade inflation — Yale's median grade is now an A — through grade normalization and transcript percentiles. (Harvard and Yale are moving so we wouldn't be going alone this time.)
• Combat self-censorship in classrooms, with joint faculty-student classroom principles
• Pursue intellectual pluralism through departmental self-studies and investment in underrepresented scholarly traditions
• Implement a device-free classroom default to restore focused learning
• Create a shared civic education curriculum for first-year undergraduates
• Streamline administrative bureaucracy with a transparent, faculty-involved review
• Strengthen faculty governance, including faculty liaisons to the Board of Trustees
• Communicate more openly and listen more broadly to public concerns
📢 Exciting news! Finally, our research paper " Post-COVID Recovery and Long-Run Forecasting of Indian GDP with Factor-Augmented Error Correction Model (FECM)" is out in Computational Economics!!! This is joint work with Prof Dibyendu Maiti(DSE), @jhadebajit and Saumyadipta da.
This paper co-authored by @jhadebajit of #JGU attempts to answer why Trinamool Congress (TMC) won the 2021 assembly #elections in West Bengal despite the state not registering impressive economic growth under the TMC rule.
#research#AcademicTwitter
https://t.co/xuJGfeQNoR
The conventional belief indicates that the gradual success of an incumbent party lies in the economic progression of the state and the well-being of the majority of voters.
https://t.co/NPDXv3OS4M
After many years of development, the "PanelMatch" package is finally available on CRAN: https://t.co/aBnJTC37XO! It provides a set of tools to apply matching methods to panel data. The package is easy to use and applicable to many research questions. Some key features: (1/6)
I was just on an interview and the person asked me how I would illustrate the difference between causality and correlation. She wanted something ocular so I showed her this picture that my friend @rshereme sent me years ago.
@wparag My hypothesis looking at the private universities in India is the universities those have provided less teaching and administrative load to faculties are more successful. If it is true, less successful universities, both private and public, should rethink their strategy.
Much needed discussion of teaching hours per week for the faculties in Indian universities. My one observation about the private universities in India is the universities those have given less less teaching and administrative load to the faculties, are more successful.
Here I argue for rethinking the relationship between course credits and teaching hours in the new four year undergraduate programme proposed by #NEP and the UGC.