AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI Skills Pipeline: Big tech firms including Capgemini, Genpact and Ericsson are partnering with colleges to set up AI/ML labs and co-design courses aimed at job-ready talent. Higher Ed Governance: India’s Supreme Court pushed back on the Bar Council of India’s attempt to block NALSAR law graduates from enrolment over a protest tied to a Chief Justice invitation, stressing students’ right to protest and ordering no punitive action. Curriculum Changes: Delhi University dropped a specialised Delhi Sultanate paper and other history courses from its revised PG syllabus, reshaping Semester III options for students. School Upgrades (Malaysia): Malaysia’s communications ministry funded RM100,000 for SK Murni Jaya to add smartboards, iPads, STEM robotics and classroom upgrades. Student Life & Learning (Qatar): Qatar’s summer camps are using structured programmes to mix education, sports, values-based learning and safety support during the school break. Pacific Weather Risk: Japan faces lingering danger from a massive “monsoon gyre,” with forecasts warning the system can persist for weeks and prolong heavy-rain threats. Regional Security & Schools (Taiwan/China/Indonesia): Taiwan condemned a planned China-Indonesia naval navigation exercise near its east coast, asking for more details as tensions rise. International Education Links: Tuvalu invited Japan’s PM to a Pre-COP31 leaders’ event, with cooperation flagged across climate resilience, digital connectivity and education.
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