AICTE launches AICTE Connect Magazine focusing on research, development, innovation
Mridusmita Deka | June 9, 2023 | 07:15 PM IST | 1 min read
The magazine, as per an AICTE statement, will be issued on a quarterly basis.
NEW DELHI: The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has launched its newest publication -- AICTE Connect Magazine. The AICTE Connect Magazine focuses on research, development and innovation. The magazine, as per an AICTE statement, will be issued on a quarterly basis and will be targeted at AICTE’s panoramic achievements, initiatives, developments and its stakeholders including institutions, students and faculties.
The digital version of the AICTE Connect Magazine is now available on the AICTE website under the Bulletins and Newsletters sections.
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The AICTE Chairman, TG Sitharam unveiled the magazine and the launch event was graced by Abhay Jere, Vice Chairman of AICTE and other advisors, officers and officials of AICTE.
The AICTE Connect Magazine also features the occasions graced by the AICTE Chairman, welcoming of its new Vice Chairman, Dr. Abhay Jere, achievements and accolades of the council and its affiliated institutions including National Education Policy, major changes in the approval process handbook (2023-2024) and yuva sangam.
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During the launch ceremony, Sitharam, commended the editorial team for their dedication in bringing this magazine to fruition and expressed his belief that the AICTE Connect Magazine will foster inclusivity, interaction, and transparency, serving as a vital link between AICTE and its stakeholders.
Emphasizing that the AICTE Connect Magazine will strengthen the organization's objective of fostering connections with all stakeholders while facilitating the seamless exchange of knowledge and ideas for technological advancements, Jere noted that the magazine caters to a wide readership, including students, faculty members, technology enthusiasts, and others, providing valuable insights and takeaways.
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