AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMarine Tech & Education Links: China is exporting undersea cable-detection robots that can work at depths up to 300m, aiming to expand its marine infrastructure footprint across Asia, the Middle East and Europe—an industry shift that will likely shape future offshore engineering training needs. Higher Ed & Gender: IIM Kozhikode says women now make up nearly two-thirds of its flagship MBA intake for 2026–28, a record for the IIM system. School Content & Rights: In Kashmir, a book reportedly glorifying a terrorist and separatist leaders was found in government school libraries, triggering calls for action; in J&K, officials were suspended over separatist content in library books. Medical Education Regulation: India’s NMC reiterated to Kerala High Court that MBBS tuition can’t be charged beyond the academic course duration, with internship treated as non-teaching. Student ID Reform: India generated 26.35 crore verified APAAR IDs under “One Nation, One Student ID,” linking records to DigiLocker and the Academic Bank of Credits. Campus & Community Learning: A US library received $1,000 for East Asia programming, while Taiwan resumed “anti-communist” patriotic classes for military graduates amid China-linked security concerns.
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