Re: [MTC Global] Tactical superiority and our own strategy to counter Chinese threat...

Sir, War in this century has become highly destructive of all assets. A current perception is, that war has integrated all kinds of threats.Economic threats, threats to movement of goods, information, people and threats to the country's natural environment as well as far using more sophisticated weapons of high destruction.The threats can be directed at social fissures in a belligerent opponent...

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Re: [MTC Global] GST's impact on the education: Here's how it will strike this sector

Respected sirs'   ...........One of the fundamental and inexorable laws of Capitalism in general and Monopolistic economies in particular is creeping inflation to galloping inflation..........GST, if I am not mistaken has increased the banking tariff ..... any increase in the cost of finance capital (banking capital plus industrial capital) will ultimately make contribution to rising inflation...

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[MTC Global] [Weekend Big Discussion-II] Collate, collaborate and communicate: the keys to being an effective Academic Leader

What are the key assumptions about effective ​academic​ leadership?EDUCATE, EMPOWER, ELEVATE Prof. Bholanath DuttaFounder &  President MTC Global: A Global Think Tank in Higher Education, ISO 9001: 2008Partner: UN Global Compact I UN Academic Impact www.mtcglobal.org IEmail: president@mtcglobal.orgCell: +91 96323 18178 / +91 9964660759   -- The...

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[MTC Global] [Weekend Big Debate-I] How are we preparing or children for the jobs of the future?”

There's a lot of rhetoric around the fact that within the next decade, 50% of the jobs we know today … will be replaced by new jobs that will need high levels of creativity, an entrepreneurial mindset, and high levels of interpersonal skills.These are the important things that are missing from the education debate in most of the forums.How are we preparing or children for the jobs of the future?"--...

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[MTC Global] GST's impact on the education: Here's how it will strike this sector

The Goods and Services Tax has finally approached creating an impact on the education sector. According to the much awaited amendment, the GST on colouring books, exercise books, notebooks, crayons will be 12 per cent whereas for pens and school bags, it would be 18 per cent. Talking about the services, some of the educational institutions would be exempted from the GST and similar pattern would be...

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[MTC Global] Cover Page~ MTC Journal , Apr-Jun , Issn 2231-3710

​-- EDUCATE, EMPOWER, ELEVATE Prof. Bholanath DuttaFounder &  President MTC Global: A Global Think Tank in Higher Education, ISO 9001: 2008Partner: UN Global Compact I UN Academic Impact www.mtcglobal.org IEmail:...

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[MTC Global] Thought for the day

Dear friends,Good morning.Have a fine day.With regards, Dr. K. Sampath Kumar,  B.A. (Economics), BGL, M.Com., M.Phil., Cert. A.I.I.B.,                    ...

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Re: As Anglophone Crisis Deepens: New Generation Kom Elites Propose Solutions

Sir, We do not really care about who you are. Ghandi did not fold his arms for freedom to drop from heaven just as Dr. Martin Luther King did not fold his arms to wait for freedon to be given is a silver patter. I believe the Kom elite are wrong and I do not care whatever contribution you have been making, it may be to the Kom people. The English Cameroonians are pursuing freedom in the manner...

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Re: [MTC Global] [Weekend Big Discussion-I] Should Academics be paid for Peer Review?

Dear MTCians, The concept of peer review is not confined to journal articles and other publications. Peer review of lecture notes, PPTs, etc. is an academic necessity and an institutional obligation. It certainly helps every participant and all the stakeholders, the principal beneficiaries in this case being students. It's an important input for achieving academic excellence.  Further,...

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Re: [MTC Global] Who Will You Chose to be - Drive 1 or Driver 2?

Earlier being an owner of the company, he was attached to the wealth. But later he became custodian of the wealth and enjoyed life."Remain detached in this world of attachment. Whatsoever you eat, whatsoever drink, whatsoever you do, do it as an offer to ME " says Lord Krishna. "And you will absolved of all wrong fruits of your actions."Please read: Physic was deteriorating in para 1 line 5 of earlier...

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