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Meta launches digital safety awareness campaign

Meta launches anti-scam campaign with a twist to drive digital safety awareness

National | July 30th, 2025: As part of Meta’s commitment to user safety, we’ve launched the second edition of our anti-scams campaign, ‘Scam se Bacho 2.0’ that delivers digital safety tips with a twist. This year’s campaign takes to the streets, literally, through a creative collaboration with digital creator Signboard_wala, known for using bold, witty placards to spark real-world conversations.

Building on the success of last year’s campaign, Scam se Bacho 2.0 brings scam awareness into public spaces across some of the most iconic streets in Mumbai, using culturally relevant and visually impactful storytelling to inform people about common online scams such as fake loan scams, impersonation and OTP fraud, among others.

The campaign features Signboard_wala holding different signs such as “Ex ho ya scammer, dono ko block & report karo” and “Keep your friends close and your OTPs closer” – packaged as witty one-liners, the campaign delivers important digital safety lessons, spotlights Meta’s safety features like two-factor authentication (2FA), Block and Report and encourages people to take an active role in their online safety.

The clever, humorous messages designed to grab attention, definitely spark a smile but most importantly, make people pause and reconsider online scams. It’s awareness with a twist – no preaching, no drama – just authentic, relatable moments that resonate.

Last year Meta launched its safety campaign ‘Scams se Bacho’ by partnering with Bollywood star Ayushmann Khurrana to educate people on how to stay safe from online scams and promote safer digital practices. Launched in collaboration with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) and Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB), the campaign emphasised Meta’s commitment to safeguard people online, supporting the Government’s goal to combat the rising cases of scams and cyber frauds in the country.

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Swiggy Launches ‘Mom’entum Policy: A Multi-Year Maternity Program Supporting Mothers at Every Stage

Bengaluru, July 30, 2025: Swiggy, India’s leading on-demand convenience platform, today announced significant enhancements to its parental care policy with the introduction of ‘Mom’entum 2.0—a comprehensive, multi-year program designed to support mothers at every stage of their motherhood journey.

Girish Menon, Chief Human Resources Officer at Swiggy, said, “Inclusivity goes beyond increasing gender diversity—it’s about building a workplace where mothers feel supported as they grow their careers and care for their families. Over the past 11 years, women at Swiggy have led critical roles—driving impact and solving complex challenges. We understand that motherhood isn’t a single event, but a journey with evolving needs and challenges. That’s where ‘Mom’entum 2.0 comes in—a long-term, structured program that offers meaningful support, especially during the most formative years of motherhood. It’s designed to create an environment where women can grow in their careers while staying true to their personal journeys. This is another step in our ongoing commitment to building a truly inclusive workplace for all Swiggsters.”

The ‘Mom’entum policy includes:

Pre-Childbirth Support

Pre-Parenthood Support: Swiggy’s gender-neutral policy supports individuals from the moment they consider parenthood, offering partial financial support for IVF and prenatal care, flexible work during IVF cycles, five paid leaves, and financial assistance per child for fertility treatments, adoption, or surrogacy procedures
Pre-Maternity & Transition Planning: Swiggy facilitates structured planning before maternity leave and begins check-ins two months prior to return, ensuring aligned expectations and a smooth re-entry.
Foster an inclusive environment: Swiggy runs expert-led ‘What To Expect’ sessions to equip managers and colleagues with empathy, care, and sensitivity to specifically support team members before, during, and after maternity leave.

Extended Maternity Support

After 26 weeks of maternity leave, mothers can opt to work from home for up to a year. The company provides financial support for the newborn, child insurance, and maternity expenses for biological and commissioning parents. Child welcome hampers, additional reimbursements for postnatal recovery, vaccinations, parenting workshops, essential gear, and other needs, plus access to prenatal and postnatal wellness sessions.

The ‘Mom’entum policy takes a comprehensive approach, offering mothers support that goes beyond financial assistance, including:

Post-Maternity Support

Flexible Work Arrangements and Part-Time Options: Apart from working from home, mothers can also opt for part-time roles with prorated pay if it suits their new schedule better. The policy also offers gender-neutral bonding leave of 15 days up to the child’s third year, and annual leave extensions
Career Continuity and Role Protection: Swiggy ensures career continuity through a structured transition plan, ensuring that mothers return to the same or a similar role. Returning mothers exploring internal opportunities will have access to at least three comparable internal job opportunities, along with mentorship from experienced Swiggy moms, buddy support, and access to the “Swiggy Moms Community” for peer connection and guidance
Personalized Postpartum Support for Physical and Mental Wellbeing: To support new mothers after childbirth, Swiggy will facilitate expert-led sessions by certified mental health and financial wellness professionals, career coaches, and NLP practitioners. These sessions address key challenges such as postpartum depression, career re-entry anxiety, identity shifts, and caregiving fatigue. In addition, mothers have access to specialized medical support and dedicated wellness budgets, which can be used for physical and mental health services—including gym memberships, yoga classes, and other wellbeing resources.
Performance, Growth, and Recognition: The policy protects career growth by preserving performance ratings during maternity leave and processing promotions on schedule. Returning mothers have access to career development modules, group coaching, and one-on-one counseling on work-life balance and mental wellness, supported by a structured 30-60-90 day reintegration plan with their manager, HR, and the Swiggy mom community.

In line with its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) vision, Swiggy introduced a gender-neutral parental policy in 2020, covering diverse paths to parenthood—including adoption, surrogacy, miscarriage, and IVF treatments. In 2024, it expanded this support with the Swiggy Paw-ternity Policy for pet parents. Together, these initiatives reflect Swiggy’s commitment to DEI, recognizing caregiving in all its forms and ensuring employees feel seen, supported, and valued across every life stage.

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ODM Educational Group Hosts Knowledge Krawl 2025: A Pan-Campus Celebration of Hands-On Learning

National, July 30, 2025: ODM Educational Group held its annual Knowledge Krawl Fest, bringing together four of its, campuses— ODM International School, Durgapur and Angul, ODM Sapphire Global School Ranchi and Bhubaneswar—for a day focused on curiosity, creativity, and applied learning. The event focused on hands-on experiences that strengthen students’ problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

At each campus, students participated in a range of activities like STEM demos, dramatizations, innovation expos, and AI workshops, all designed to take learning beyond textbooks and classrooms. The format of the event emphasized practical exploration and multidisciplinary learning.

“Creating opportunities where students can freely explore ideas and apply their learning to real-world contexts is at the heart of what we do,” said Dr. Satyabrata Minaketan, Founder and Chairman of ODM Educational Group. “We believe knowledge must remain in motion, evolving through questioning, discovering, and reimagining. This year’s event showed us how deeply learning can take root when it’s driven by curiosity and context. Whether it was through reinterpreting historical milestones, demystifying math puzzles, or venturing into AI applications, our students showed us that innovation can begin in the simplest moments of hands-on exploration.”

In Durgapur, ODM International School students combined science experiments with historical dramatizations. Mr. Rupak Das of Durgapur Women’s College opened the event by encouraging students to see science as a mindset that applies to everyday life, not just textbooks. They re-enacted scenes from India’s freedom movement and showcased eco-conscious inventions like smart dustbins, water level indicators, and wireless electricity models.

At ODM International School, Angul, students participated in interactive STEM demonstrations and performed skits based on academic concepts. STEM booths challenged learners with real-time science and maths demonstrations, while expert seminars fuelled deeper insight: Prof. (Dr.) Srinivas Sethi of IGIT Sarang explored Cyber Security for Grades VI–IX, and Ms. Soubhagya Laxmi Pagada traced the Evolution of Language’s cultural impact. Senior students explored topics such as cybersecurity and the evolution of language in expert-led sessions. The day concluded with spotlighting the top ten student projects for the Innovation Fest, celebrating student ingenuity in applying theory to real-world problems under the guidance of Ms. Paramjit Kaur and Ms. Salma Pati.

ODM Sapphire Global School highlighted earth science and AI-based learning. Primary students watched short films about planetary science, while older students attended an AI workshop by Guinness World Record holder Mr. Santosh Kumar of St. Xavier’s College. The event ended with a student-led Innovation Fest featuring real-world AI prototypes.

At ODM Global School, Bhubaneswar, students engaged in historical interpretation and science-led exploration. Robotics workshops led by Mr. Sankhyasingh Mahapatra gave senior students an opportunity to build real solutions. Professors Pradeep Ku Rout and Bhagaban Das offered insights into chemistry and physics, connecting theory to everyday applications.

Knowledge Krawl 2025 underscored ODM’s focus on relevant, interdisciplinary education. The group continues to build learning experiences that span campuses and disciplines, preparing students with the tools to skilfully navigate the world.

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Ministry of Education, Culture and Research of Moldova invites Indian students for Higher Education

July 30th, 2025; Mumbai, India: Unlocking access to affordable and high-quality education, the Republic of Moldova is now becoming an increasingly popular choice for students seeking quality education in a safe and welcoming environment. With university programs in English, scholarships on offer, degrees with global recognition, and a reasonable cost of living, Moldova offers students from India a well-rounded academic experience and a springboard toward European and global opportunities.

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A member of the Bologna Process, degrees earned in Moldova are recognised across Europe and other countries, facilitating further studies or international career integration. A gateway to EU career markets and systems, Moldova has a dynamic academic environment and international partnerships.

On welcoming Indian students, Dan Perciun, Minister of Education, Culture, and Research of Moldova, said: “The Republic of Moldova is proud to offer high-quality, internationally accredited education to students from around the world, especially from India. Our universities provide a safe, affordable, and inclusive environment, enabling students to excel academically and professionally. We are committed to not only equipping our graduates with the skills they need but also supporting their aspirations, whether they choose to build their careers here in Moldova or return to contribute to their home countries. Education is the foundation of our shared future, and we are excited to welcome more talented Indian students to join our vibrant academic community.”

Among the major universities are the Technical University of Moldova (TUM) which offers Veterinary Medicine, Business Administration, and Software Engineering degrees. At the Master’s level, TUM offers Data Science and Software Engineering. TUM is currently offering 5 fully-funded scholarships for Indians for its Veterinary Medicine and Software Engineering programmes.

Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova (ASEM) is positioned as the only university in Moldova with an exclusive economic profile and offers Business and Administration, Hotel, Tourism and Leisure Services, World Economy and International Economic Relations, and Finance and Banking at the Bachelor’s level. At the Master’s level, ASEM offers International Transactions and Economic Diplomacy, Finance and Banking Administration, International Business and Law, and Master of Business Administration (MBA).

Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Republic of Moldova is the only higher education institution in Moldova that trains doctors and pharmacists. The university is internationally recognised and prepares professionals in various medical fields. USMF is affiliated with the European Academy of Optometry and Optics and offers Optometry. It also offers degrees in Stomatology and Pharmacy. An integrated program in Medicine (MD) is also offered, with a duration of 6 years. At the Master’s level, students can apply for a program in Molecular Technologies in Healthcare.

Moldova State University (MSU) is also a top academic centre with international credibility. It offers 14 programs including Game Design, World Economy, International and Economic Relations, among many others including Literature in English, Fresh and Spanish. At the Master’s level, MSU offers programs including Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Human Resources Management, International Law among others. Ion Creangă State Pedagogical University of Chișinău offers degrees in Animation and Psychology.

While Bachelor’s degrees span 3+ years, Masters’ Degrees would require students to study in Moldova for at least 18 months. The annual tuition fees in Moldovan universities are significantly lower if compared to other European countries. The annual tuition for Bachelors and Masters varies from subject to subject, starting at €1,800.

More details about university programs, admission steps, visa requirements, and accommodation options are available on the official platform: studyin.md

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Keysight Installs World’s Largest Commercial Quantum Control System at AIST’s Leading-Edge G-QuAT Center

INDIA – Keysight Technologies, Inc. has delivered the world’s largest[1] commercial quantum control system (QCS) to the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) in Japan. The system has been integrated into the Global Research and Development Center for Business by Quantum-AI Technology (G-QuAT). This control system is now part of the new evaluation testbed at G-QuAT, which will push the limits of what is possible with quantum computing in terms of both scale and performance.

All quantum computers require a control system to translate from the classical world of code and cables to the quantum world of photons and qubits. As quantum computers grow in size, complexity, and performance, requirements for the control system become much more stringent. Any gap in the control system performance can compromise the capabilities of the quantum computer, so it was important for AIST to select the right partner for this critical component.

Thanks to early investments in scalable architecture, Keysight was able to deliver this control system capable of powering leading-edge quantum computers. Extensive testing demonstrated that rigorous requirements on noise, time alignment, and phase coherence are maintained across the system. This delivery establishes Keysight as the first commercial control system vendor to deliver a system that supports 1,000+ qubits and proves that Keysight’s QCS can meet the scaling challenges of next-generation quantum computers.

Dr. Masahiro Horibe, Deputy Director of G-QuAT, AIST, said: “The 1,000-qubit control system developed here is a groundbreaking device, the world’s first and largest of its kind, realized through Keysight’s exceptional engineering capabilities in response to our advanced technical requirements. The advancement of quantum technology requires not only theoretical progress but also sophisticated engineering to support it. This system has enabled the precise synchronization, control, and readout of complex multi-channel signals, making large-scale qubit operations possible. It is a clear demonstration that engineering is paving the way for the future of quantum technology. We express our deep respect for Keysight’s development capabilities and look forward with great anticipation to further technological innovations.”

Dr. Eric Holland, General Manager, Keysight Quantum Engineer Solutions, said: “Control systems serve a vital role in quantum computing, acting as the bidirectional bridge between the classical and quantum worlds. We are both honored and excited to partner with AIST G-QuAT, providing the hardware and software tools necessary to achieve the critical milestone of a 1,000-qubit quantum computer, a key step toward realizing quantum advantage for practical business applications.”

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Ashok Leyland partners with West Bengal Gramin Bank for providing Vehicle Finance facilities

National, 30^h July 2025: Ashok Leyland, the Indian flagship of the Hinduja Group and country’s leading commercial vehicle manufacturer, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with West Bengal Gramin bank to enter into a strategic vehicle financing partnership for its customers. This MoU will enable both Ashok Leyland and West Bengal Gramin bank to offer customized financial solutions to them.

Mr. Viplav Shah, Head-LCV Business, Ashok Leyland and Mr. Rajesh Kumar Mishra, General Manager, West Bengal Gramin Bank signed the MoU in presence of Mr. Alok K Goel, Chairman, West Bengal Gramin Bank. Under this partnership, West Bengal Gramin Bank will be able to provide end-to-end financial solutions to the customers of Ashok Leyland. The partnership will focus on meeting customer needs by providing vehicle loans with convenient monthly repayment plans tailored to their preferences.

Mr. Viplav Shah, Head-LCV Business, Ashok Leyland said, “Ashok Leyland is delighted to partner with West Bengal Gramin Bank to provide attractive financing solutions to our customers. This strategic partnership will strengthen Ashok Leyland’s market position. Our products, featuring innovative technology, offer industry-leading total cost of ownership, ensuring maximum profitability for our customers. We remain committed to delivering exceptional customer experiences.”

Mr. Alok K Goel, Chairman, WBGB, said, “West Bengal Gramin Bank is pleased to partner with Ashok Leyland to offer seamless vehicle financing solutions. This association reflects our dedication to serving the diverse financial needs of commercial vehicle customers. We are confident that this collaboration will enable us to extend our reach and provide tailored financing options to support the growth of businesses in the commercial vehicle segment.”

Ashok Leyland today offers a comprehensive range of trucks and buses to meet the full spectrum of commercial vehicle needs, from intercity light commercial vehicles to long-haul trucks and a wide variety of buses. Ashok Leyland’s vehicles ensure safe transport and driver-friendly options. As a pioneer in technological innovations within the truck and bus segment, Ashok Leyland is fully equipped with a range of buses powered by alternative fuels, dedicated to reducing pollution and promoting an eco-friendly transport system in India.

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Krishnangee Baruah launches two new books at Khania Gaon, Dibrugarh

Dibrugarh | July 30, 2025: Author Krishnangee Baruah launched two new titles—The Uncanny Maps of Lohitya Borgohain and the Tai-Phake English Botanical Dictionary—at a book release event held at Khania Gaon, Dibrugarh. The event drew participation from members of the literary community, local residents, and cultural enthusiasts.

The event was attended by several dignitaries including Dr. Pradip K. Gogoi as Chief Guest, and Paim Thee Gohain as Guest of Honour. The session was chaired by Dr. Prabin Kumar Saikia, who spoke on the importance of preserving the Tai-Phake language and literature. Retired bank officer Ai Kya Gohain, Associate Professor in Assamese Dr. Smritirekha Chetia Handique, and others were also present.

A key cultural moment during the event was a musical performance by Retired Police Inspector Biswajit Konwar, who presented a rendition of a song by Bhupen Hazarika, which received an appreciative response from the audience.

Speaking at the launch, Krishnangee Baruah gave an overview of her novel The Uncanny Maps of Lohitya Borgohain, which tells the story of a cartographer in the 1960s who, along with a local guide, is tasked with mapping the northeastern frontier of India. Their journey leads them to a land unclaimed by any nation, raising questions of identity and belonging.

She also introduced the Tai-Phake English Botanical Dictionary, which documents plant names in both Tai-Phake and English. The dictionary aims to support language preservation efforts and serve as a resource for researchers and environmentalists.

Baruah acknowledged the support of her family—her husband Partha Borgohain, parents Dr. Ruby Baruah and Chittaranjan Baruah, and in-laws Sengpem Borgohain and Subhitya Borgohain—who encouraged her throughout her writing journey.

She also referred to her earlier publication, a poetry collection titled Flutter of Fate, which was released last year by Assam Computers, Tinsukia.

Attendees including social worker Urmila Chetia shared their views on the relevance of both books. Audience members appreciated the novel’s narrative and the dictionary’s documentation of indigenous knowledge. The event received positive feedback for highlighting the importance of literary documentation and cultural preservation.

The launch not only celebrated the written word but also underscored the importance of nurturing local narratives and indigenous knowledge systems in today’s literary landscape.

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SGT University Hosts Conclave on Reimagining Education Under NEP 2020

SGT University Hosts “Higher Education Leaders Conclave 2025” on Reimagining Indian Education Under NEP 2020

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Gurugram, Haryana , July 30, 2025: SGT University, Gurugram, in collaboration with the University of Lucknow, University of Jammu, Vinoba Bhave University, and Chandragupt Institute of Management, Patna, hosted the Higher Education Leaders Conclave 2025 to commemorate five impactful years of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The conclave served as a significant platform for national-level dialogue on reimagining Indian education in light of legacy, policy, and future readiness.

The event, themed “Reimagining Indian Education: Legacy, Policy, and Nation-Building in the Light of NEP 2020,” brought together over 40 prominent academic leaders, vice-chancellors, policy experts, and institutional heads to discuss implementation strategies, educational equity, innovation, and the future of higher education in India.

Padma Bhushan Shri Ram Bahadur Rai, Chancellor of SGT University, stated, “Freeing education from bureaucracy is essential for complete reform.” He also launched the UGC-entitled “SGTU Online” platform, reaffirming SGTU’s commitment to accessible, learner-centric online education. The platform marks a pivotal step in SGT University’s 23-year journey of academic innovation.

The session was graced by distinguished dignitaries, including Prof. (Dr.) Hemant Verma, Vice-Chancellor, SGT University; Prof. Umesh Rai, Vice-Chancellor, University of Jammu; Prof. Parmendra Kumar Bajpai, Vice-Chancellor, Jai Prakash University, Bihar; Dr. A. D. N. Bajpai, Vice-Chancellor, Atal Bihari Vajpayee Vishwavidyalaya, Chhattisgarh; Shri Kumod Kumar, Chief Administrative Officer, Chandragupt Institute of Management, Patna; and Prof. Badri Narayan, Director, GB Pant Social Science Institute, Allahabad.

Prof. (Dr.) Hemant Verma, Vice-Chancellor of SGT University, welcomed the participants and remarked, “This conclave enables academic leaders to reflect, collaborate, and shape the future of Indian education.”

Shri Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, former MP and Vice Chairperson, Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini (RMP), emphasized the policy’s practical relevance, saying, “NEP reimagines education, but its success depends entirely on implementation.”

Prof. Parmendra Kumar Bajpai, Vice-Chancellor, Jai Prakash University, Chapra, Bihar, noted, “Education reform is underway across India. Forums like this are vital for feedback and improvement.”

Prof. Umesh Rai, Vice-Chancellor, Jammu University, said, “We need to focus more on practical skills to make NEP truly effective.”

The Valedictory Session and Book Launch featured a thought-provoking lineup including Shri Najeeb Jung, Former Lt. Governor of Delhi and Chairperson, Advanced Study Institute of Asia (ASIA), SGT University; Prof. C. B. Sharma, Vice-Chancellor, Vinoba Bhave University; Dr. Sachchidanand Joshi, Member Secretary, IGNCA; Prof. D. S. Rawat, Vice-Chancellor, Kumaun University; Prof. Pawan Kumar Singh, Director, IIM Tiruchirappalli; Shri Chandra Sekhar, Publishing Head, Bloomsbury India; and Prof. Amit K. Suman, Associate Professor, Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi.

Delivering the valedictory address, Shri Najeeb Jung remarked, “Technology and policy alone cannot transform education. We must nurture compassion, moral grounding, and the teacher-student bond.” He further emphasized that NEP’s true promise lies in bridging gaps in infrastructure and faculty development, especially in non-urban areas.

The event concluded with the launch of “Educating India: Colonialism and Indigenous Knowledge Traditions, c. 1780–1900,” authored by Prof. Amit K. Suman, shedding light on India’s traditional education systems in the colonial context.

The Higher Education Leaders Conclave 2025 served as a milestone event, reaffirming SGT University’s role as a national thought leader, committed to inclusive, future-ready education rooted in Indian values and global excellence.

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IIT Roorkee Launches India’s First Full-Stack AI Certification for Modern Marketers

Mumbai, 30th July: In a bold move to reshape how India trains its digital marketing talent, the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT Roorkee), in collaboration with Futurense, has launched the PG Certificate in AI-Enabled Digital Marketing & MarTech – India’s first no-code, full-stack AI certification designed specifically for marketing professionals.

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The 6-month program, starting October 2025, is built to address the critical orchestration gap in modern marketing, where teams use over 90+ tools but often lack the systems thinking to connect them for real-time performance. With GenAI becoming the new creative suite and MarTech stacks growing increasingly complex, marketers today need to operate as AI-native system designers, not just content executors.

“This isn’t just another marketing course with AI added on. It’s India’s first full-stack AI marketing certification built from the ground up for today’s ecosystem, where growth depends on how well you wire content, data, automation, and personalisation together. With IIT Roorkee’s academic credibility and Futurense’s industry-backed learning model, this program creates marketers who can think like builders and execute like technologists,” said Raghav Gupta, Founder & CEO, Futurense

Our mission is to create future-ready professionals by blending academic rigour with practical innovation. This program exemplifies that vision. As marketing becomes increasingly driven by AI and real-time orchestration, professionals need more than surface-level tool knowledge; they need a deep, system-level understanding. Through this certification, we’re enabling learners to build marketing engines that are intelligent, adaptive, and grounded in real-world applications,” said Prof. Kaushik Ghosh, Coordinator, Continuing Education Centre (CEC), IIT Roorkee.

What makes this program a First for India?

Designed for Full-Stack AI Marketing Orchestration

Not just a digital marketing course with AI plugins. This is a from-scratch redesign, focused on wiring CRM, CDP, analytics, automation, and GenAI into one performance engine.

Hands-On with 30+ Real Tools

From ChatGPT, Claude, Jasper, and Segment to Zapier, HubSpot, Canva AI, GA4, and Looker Studio, learners don’t just learn these tools; they build systems with them.

Live AI Clinics, Not Just Assignments

Students tackle real RFPs from brands, build campaigns in Futurense’s AI Clinic, and receive feedback from mentors in the Futurense Leadership Circle, including CXOs from Google, AmEx, Lenskart, and more.

Capstone-driven proof of work

Each learner graduates with a live AI-powered campaign, built and hosted in their portfolio, demonstrating skill in content generation, funnel automation, and performance attribution.

Hybrid Format with IIT Immersion Option

The course includes live weekend classes, plus an optional 2-day campus immersion at IIT Roorkee, one of India’s most prestigious institutions with a legacy of cross-disciplinary innovation.

The AI Shift in Marketing

● 88% of marketers use GenAI tools daily, but less than 10% integrate them across the funnel

● Over 100,000 MarTech tools exist, but most teams use <50% of their stack effectively

● Roles like AI Content Strategist and MarTech Architect are growing 15 – 22% annually

● Real-time personalisation is now table stakes, with users expecting live journey orchestration

This program responds to these shifts head-on, producing marketers who design funnels like engineers, act like growth hackers, and think like product builders.

Who is this program for?

Built for ambitious professionals across the marketing and tech spectrum:

● Aspiring digital marketers & AI-curious creatives

● Traditional marketers adapting to the new stack

● Growth/product managers building lean funnels

● Founders and solopreneurs automating marketing

● Consultants, freelancers & career switchers

No coding background is needed. The Futurense Bridge Course ensures everyone gets up to speed with AI workflows, prompt writing, and no-code integration before the main sessions begin.

Program Snapshot

Start Date: October 11, 2025

Duration: 6 Months (120+ live hours)

Format: Weekend Live Online Sessions

Campus Immersion: Optional 2-Day at IIT Roorkee

Fee: ₹1.40 Lakhs + GST (Flexible EMIs available)

Certificate: From IIT Roorkee, ranked #8 in the overall category (NIRF 2024)

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Critical Care Block Soon to Be Operational at Jeypore DHH

Jeypore, 30th July 2025: Patients in critical condition will no longer need to travel outside the state for treatment. They will soon receive advanced care at the District Headquarters Hospital (DHH) itself. A dedicated Critical Care Block (CCB) is currently under construction within the DHH premises.

Key Highlights of the Critical Care Block:

The block will include Operation Theaters (OT), Intensive Care Units (ICU), High Dependency Units (HDU), and Newborn Stabilization Units (NBSU).
It will be a 5-story (G+4) building with an estimated cost of ₹18 crore.
The facility will be equipped with modern infrastructure and trained specialists and staff.
The construction is expected to be completed by August 2024.

Facilities in the Building:

Ground Floor: OPD rooms, Fever Clinic, Emergency Ward with 4 beds, X-ray, Ultrasound, Isolation Ward (4 beds), lobby, injection & dressing rooms, toilets, and fire safety systems.
First Floor: 2 Isolation Rooms with 19 beds, Dialysis Plant, and a 3-bed general treatment room.
Second Floor: NBSU (4 beds), 10-bed Postnatal Ward, 5-bed Antenatal Ward, Donning & Doffing rooms, and toilets.
Third Floor: 9-bed ICU, 4 HDUs, biomedical & diagnostic labs, consultation centers, nursing station, therapeutic diet room, lift & lobby.
Fourth Floor: Operation Theaters, 2 Pre-op and 3 Post-op beds, spray anesthesia, biomedical & sterilization rooms, bed lift, and report waiting area.

Diseases Targeted:

The CCB will cater to patients suffering from:
Heart attacks, kidney failure, severe respiratory issues, accident trauma, complicated surgeries, sepsis, burn injuries, and more.

Implementing Agency:

The project is being executed by the National Project Construction Corporation (NPCC) under the Government of India.
According to a senior official, the block will have 3 elevators, staircases on both sides, a bed lift system, and stringent fire safety measures.
The aim is to complete the project before the deadline, providing timely access to life-saving medical care within the district.

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