| ||||||||
Sagar Media Inc, this is truly inspiring!
| |
 | |
| |
| |
|
The sagar online media Daily
How Traditional Marketing Powers Social Media
Shared by
re:DESIGN
re:DESIGN
redesign2.com – We all know that social media is not a strategy. You do know that, right? Good. In any case, it should certainly not replace other marketing tactics but work in conjunction with them. It is not an …
Autoportal – Manager – Media Sales (3-5 yrs), Delhi/NCR/Mumbai/Gurgaon, Sales,B2B Sales,Corporate Sales,Media Sales,Ad Sales, IIM MBA Jobs – iimjobs.com
Shared by
iimjobs Sales Jobs
iimjobs Sales Jobs
iimjobs.com – Responsibilities : – Build, manage and scale a revenue pipeline with advertisers, online ad networks / agencies and maintain a threshold of Ad Sales revenue on a monthly basis – Generate revenue by…
Social media is the fastest way for companies to ruin their public image, study says
Shared by
Bob Pickard
Bob Pickard
mobilesyrup.com – According to a recent poll, digital avenues pose the greatest risk to businesses’ public images. Signal Leadership Communication recently released the results of a Nanos Research opinion poll that …
How To Improve The Performance Of Your Social Media Marketing Strategy | Aurosign
Shared by
Corriente
Corriente
aurosign.com – Have you ever heard a quote “If you build it, they will come”? It was from a movie, Field of Dreams, that was played on big screen on 1989. Though it is quite popular, but it does not always right….
How Attorneys Can Brand Themselves Through Media Outreach
Shared by
Tok39Larraby
Tok39Larraby
entrepreneur.com – Branding is a foreign concept to most attorneys. This is true for most forms of marketing in the legal field. Attorneys simply do not have time to brand themselves, or take branding into considerat…
Local Businesses Can Still Benefit From Online Promotion, Here’s Why
Shared by
David Irby
David Irby
businessblogshub.com – We think that there is a train of thought that suggests local businesses can not benefit from online marketing. Local businesses selling directly to local customers should be concentrating on offli…
Turning Yourself into an Online Media Company, with Jay Baer!
Shared by
Ross Milstein
Ross Milstein
chrisducker.com – Click here to Subscribe to the ‘New Business Podcast’ via iTunes! If you’ve started a blog, a podcast or a video channel for your business – or you’ve been thinking about it – you’ll want to hear w…
Get Your Business Out There With Online Marketing – WhizkidSecrets.com
Shared by
Todd Doyle
Todd Doyle
whizkidsecrets.com – Online marketing, also known as Internet marketing is one of the fastest growing methods of advertising for all companies and there are many ways in which online marketing can be achieved. Some exa…
Highway Africa Conference discusses Internet’s influence on media – Capital Ethiopia Newspaper
Shared by
Capital
Capital
capitalethiopia.com – With a focus on the relationship of the Internet and the media as well as the future of traditional media, the 2016 Highway Africa Conference was held on the 28th and 29th of August at Rhodes Unive…
Media Relations Coordinator – Washington, DC
Shared by
Carnegie Endowment
Carnegie Endowment
applicantpro.com – The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a unique global network of policy research centers in Russia, China, Europe, the Middle East, India, and the United States, is seeking a dynamic Medi…
Rags to Riches: Harness the Power of Online Marketing and Social Media Outreach to Drive Patient Recruitment – Society for Clinical Research Sites – SCRS
Shared by
SCRS
SCRS
myscrs.org – Course Description There is no longer any doubt that online and social media can be an inexpensive outreach option to find study participants. But the answer to the next question may be the differe…
Israel Tourism to invest Rs 3 Cr on digital campaigns in India
Shared by
Vikram
Vikram
traveltrendstoday.in – The Israel Ministry of Tourism is all set to invest INR three Crores in the India market on a new digital campaign to further increase tourism footfalls from this nation. Starting off this month, t…
Business of Art Fix #35: Oh Gawker Were We Ever So Young | Autostraddle
Shared by
GayWeddingIdeas
GayWeddingIdeas
autostraddle.com – Welcome to the 35th “This Business of Art / Media / Web Fix,” in which I share with you things I read that I loved relating to the work I do here — online media, business, entrepreneurship, women i…
5 Marketing Tips for a Successful Online Business
Shared by
Kayol Hope
Kayol Hope
lifehack.org – Marketing. Plenty of starting businesses hate that word and online marketing can be even more challenging. As there are websites and competing businesses in just about every niche imaginable, using…
The fashion trends Daily
Day in the life of unusual Japanese fashion trends: Our writer wears her bra over her shirt
Shared by
RedShoe Brand Design
RedShoe Brand Design
en.rocketnews24.com – Will people really think you’re trendy, or will they just wonder if you got dressed in the dark? As we mentioned in a previous article reporting on one magazine’s interesting fashion suggestion, we…
40 Hottest Men’s Accessories – Stylishwife
Shared by
かさわっぱ@9/16に生まれました！
かさわっぱ@9/16に生まれました！
stylishwife.com – Men and fashion accessories? Well, today with the advance of the metrosexual man onto the horizon, there are many fashion accessories that men are into not to mention many beauty treatments that th…
Top Trends In Denim: Bootcut And Boyfriend Jeans
Shared by
Classy ♔ Sweets
Classy ♔ Sweets
classysweets.com – This year, denim lovers can rejoice in a new (or revived) fashion trend that lets us peel off those skinny jeans and don a pair of denim trousers that fit comfortably and look great. There are two …
April 25, 2012 – How to Wear Lace Tights for the Office
Shared by
Chris Brown
Chris Brown
fashiondome.co.uk – Or click on the Google, My Yahoo! button My MSN button, Newsgator, or Bloglines button if you keep a personalized home page there. Note: If you are not sure what RSS and blogging is all about, clic…
Affordable trends for the coming winter – The Beauty Biz – Article
thebeautybiz.com
thebeautybiz.com – Stay fashionable in 2011 without breaking the bank Author: Charlotte Kuchinsky November 6 2010 The high fashion shown on the runways each spring and fall often appear oblivious to the needs of the …
Men’s Fashion Trends for Summer 2016
Shared by
Qaisar Irfan
Qaisar Irfan
girlvalue.com – The heat is just around the corner so sure you’ll be thinking about filling your closet shirts, summer jackets and shorts with which to face the first weeks of scorching heat. Summer is also a seas…
A gentleman’s guide to wearing athleisure – the hottest fashion trend
Shared by
amjadhossain ajad
amjadhossain ajad
azearning.com – Are the Olympics all you can think of? Embrace athleisure, and let your fashion reflect your mood. Designer Kunal Rawal’s guide to getting it right, with minimum fuss. Just when we thought athleisu…
UP : Activists cry foul as RTI watchdog shuns transparency by
UP : Activists cry foul as RTI watchdog shuns transparency by
rejecting demand for Audio-Video recording of hearings.To get complete details, please click the below-given web-link :
http://upcpri.blogspot.in/2016/09/up-activists-cry-foul-as-rti-watchdog.html
rejecting demand for Audio-Video recording of hearings.To get complete details, please click the below-given web-link :
http://upcpri.blogspot.in/2016/09/up-activists-cry-foul-as-rti-watchdog.html
Lucknow/05 September 2016/ Transparency watchdog of India’s most
populous state has come under strong ire of RTI activists as it has
rejected activist’s long pending demand for resuming audio-video
recording in all 11 hearing rooms of State Information Commission of
Uttar Pradesh.
populous state has come under strong ire of RTI activists as it has
rejected activist’s long pending demand for resuming audio-video
recording in all 11 hearing rooms of State Information Commission of
Uttar Pradesh.
For last 2 years, various social organizations & RTI activists have
been continuously fighting for this transparency cause under the
leadership of Lucknow based firebrand social activist Urvashi Sharma.
been continuously fighting for this transparency cause under the
leadership of Lucknow based firebrand social activist Urvashi Sharma.
Urvashi Sharma told that they first wrote to various constitutional
authorities of Governments of India and Uttar Pradesh and afterwards
demands were raised through a chain of agitations carried out for
their demand of resuming audio-video recording in all 11 hearing rooms
of State Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh.
authorities of Governments of India and Uttar Pradesh and afterwards
demands were raised through a chain of agitations carried out for
their demand of resuming audio-video recording in all 11 hearing rooms
of State Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh.
In this regard apart from peaceful sit-ins at Hazratganj Lucknow, an
effigy of all information commissioners including the chief
information commissioner Jawed Usmani was burnt outside ‘RTI Bhavan’
which is the new building of State Information Commission of Uttar
Pradesh and a supplicatory boycott movement was started at State
Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh under her leadership, told
Urvashi.
effigy of all information commissioners including the chief
information commissioner Jawed Usmani was burnt outside ‘RTI Bhavan’
which is the new building of State Information Commission of Uttar
Pradesh and a supplicatory boycott movement was started at State
Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh under her leadership, told
Urvashi.
As per Urvashi, She alongwith another activist Tanveer Ahmad Siddiqui
had planned a protest against Vice president Hamid Ansari on the day
of inauguration of ‘RTI Bhavan’ but she & Tanveer were picked by
Lucknow police in the night before the day of inauguration and were
freed only after Vice President’s flight left Lucknow for New Delhi.
had planned a protest against Vice president Hamid Ansari on the day
of inauguration of ‘RTI Bhavan’ but she & Tanveer were picked by
Lucknow police in the night before the day of inauguration and were
freed only after Vice President’s flight left Lucknow for New Delhi.
“Since nobody was paying any heed to our legitimate demand so we
proceeded Lucknow bench of Allahabad high Court with our demand.
During hearing ,High Court in principle agreed that for ensuring
transparency at State Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh as per
the spirit of the act, audio-video recording facilities in all 11
hearing rooms of State Information Commission should be installed and
directed us to put up our demand before Chief Information Commissioner
jawed Usmani in writing along with HC order” told Urvashi.
proceeded Lucknow bench of Allahabad high Court with our demand.
During hearing ,High Court in principle agreed that for ensuring
transparency at State Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh as per
the spirit of the act, audio-video recording facilities in all 11
hearing rooms of State Information Commission should be installed and
directed us to put up our demand before Chief Information Commissioner
jawed Usmani in writing along with HC order” told Urvashi.
As per Urvashi Sharma Ex- Chief Information Commissioner of State
Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh had, on her demands, started
audio-video recording in all 11 hearing rooms of State Information
Commission of Uttar Pradesh which was made dysfunctional by Jawed
Usmani.
Information Commission of Uttar Pradesh had, on her demands, started
audio-video recording in all 11 hearing rooms of State Information
Commission of Uttar Pradesh which was made dysfunctional by Jawed
Usmani.
I served order of High court through my representations on which
Raghvendra Vikram Singh, Secretary of UP Information Commission has
informed me that since there were no provisions for audio-video
recording in High Court, Human Rights Commission, UP State Services
Tribunal, Women Commission, Consumer Courts, district Courts and
Central information Commission so UPSIC has found no need and
justification for the same at UP Information Commission, told Urvashi.
Raghvendra Vikram Singh, Secretary of UP Information Commission has
informed me that since there were no provisions for audio-video
recording in High Court, Human Rights Commission, UP State Services
Tribunal, Women Commission, Consumer Courts, district Courts and
Central information Commission so UPSIC has found no need and
justification for the same at UP Information Commission, told Urvashi.
Urvashi blamed Info-Commissioners of harassing info-seekers during
hearings and said that she shall soon file a contempt petition in High
Court in this regard.
hearings and said that she shall soon file a contempt petition in High
Court in this regard.
Terming SCIC Jawed Usmani an official of anti-transparency mindset,
Urvashi said that Jawed Usmani is proving to be the biggest impediment
for CM Akhilesh Yadav’s dream of establishing a transparent regime in
UP.
Urvashi said that Jawed Usmani is proving to be the biggest impediment
for CM Akhilesh Yadav’s dream of establishing a transparent regime in
UP.
—
Urvashi Sharma
Secretary – YAISHWARYAJ (AOP)
Patron – Campaign to Protect RTI ( CPRI )
102,Narayan Tower, Opposite F block Idgah
Rajajipuram,Lucknow-226017,Uttar Pradesh,India
Contact 9369613513
Urvashi Sharma
Secretary – YAISHWARYAJ (AOP)
Patron – Campaign to Protect RTI ( CPRI )
102,Narayan Tower, Opposite F block Idgah
Rajajipuram,Lucknow-226017,Uttar Pradesh,India
Contact 9369613513
Right to Information Helpline 8081898081
Helpline Against Corruption 9455553838
Helpline Against Corruption 9455553838
WHO is in process of developing,
MEDIA ALERT
Subject: Plan Meeting of Core Group for Improving Access to Assistive Products and Technology, at UN Conference Room, 55, Lodi Estate, New Delhi, on Wednesday, 7th September 2016 (3:00pm – 5:30pm)
Dear Media Friends
In collaboration with WHO & UN Information Centre for India & Bhutan, The Cradle is organising a Plan Meeting for improving access to assistive products and technology, at UN Conference Room, 55 Lodhi Estate, New Delhi on Wednesday, 7thSeptember 2016 (3:00pm – 4:30pm). The objective of the meeting is to plan strategy to convert GATE Initiative into realities for making assistive products accessible to everyone, everywhere. The meeting will deliberate upon the additional tools, which WHO is in process of developing, to assist Member States to develop their National Assistive Technology Policies and Programmes as integral component of universal health coverage.
The Primary Agenda to discuss and deliberate upon are-
- Mass Awareness: Assistive Products for Healthy, Productive, Independent & Dignified life
- Policy: Assistive Technology Policy Framework
- Production: Standardization and Technical Innovations
- Provision: Assistive Products service Delivery Model
- Personnel: Assistive Products Training Package
- Finance & Insurance
The meeting will be followed by a high tea & press briefing at 4:30 pm onward.
You are invited to join us the High-Tea & attend the Press Briefing at UN Conference Room, 55 Lodi Estate, New Delhi.
Please find attached the background note of the Plan Meeting for your ready reference.
Yours Sincerely
| RAJIV CHANDRANNational Information Officer |
New Global Education Monitoring Report out now
The 2016 Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report, Education for people and planet: Creating sustainable futures for all, UNESCO, is now available.
The GEM Report, which builds on the experience of the previous EFA Global Monitoring Report (GMR) series, received a new mandate to assess the progress of education under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The 2016 Report, the first of a new 15-year series, shows that the world risks achieving its key global education commitments half a century late, having huge consequences for major development outcomes. It warns that education needs to fundamentally change if we are to reach the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.
The first half of the Report highlights the ways that education can serve as a catalyst for the overall sustainable development agenda. It presents compelling arguments and evidence for the types of education that are vital for achieving the goals of poverty reduction, hunger eradication, improved health, gender equality and empowerment, sustainable agriculture, resilient cities and more equal, inclusive and just societies.
The second half responds to the Report’s official mandate, tackling the many challenges concerning ways of assessing progress towards the fourth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 4), including concrete recommendations for policy change at the national, regional and global level. Each of the seven education targets and three means of implementation in SDG 4 are examined in turn. In addition, education finance and education systems are analysed, as is the extent to which education can be monitored in the other SDG goals.
UNESCO: Education needs to change fundamentally to meet global development goals
Paris, 2 September—The new Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report by UNESCO, shows the potential for education to propel progress towards all global goals outlined in the new 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDGs). It also shows that education needs a major transformation to fulfill that potential and meet the current challenges facing humanity and the planet.
There is an urgent need for greater headway in education. On current trends, the world will achieve universal primary education in 2042, universal lower secondary education in 2059 and universal upper secondary education in 2084. This means the world would be half a century late for the 2030 SDG deadline.
The Report, Education for people and planet, shows the need for education systems to step up attention to environmental concerns. While in the majority of countries, education is the best indicator of climate change awareness, half of countries’ curricula worldwide do not explicitly mention climate change or environmental sustainability in their content. In OECD countries, almost 40% of 15-year-old students only have basic knowledge about environmental issues.
“A fundamental change is needed in the way we think about education’s role in global development, because it has a catalytic impact on the well-being of individuals and the future of our planet,” said UNESCO Director-General, Irina Bokova. “Now, more than ever, education has a responsibility to be in gear with 21st century challenges and aspirations, and foster the right types of values and skills that will lead to sustainable and inclusive growth, and peaceful living together.”
Education systems must take care to protect and respect minority cultures and their associated languages, which contain vital information about the functioning of ecosystems. But the Report shows 40% of the global population are taught in a language they don’t understand.
Education systems need to ensure they are giving people vital skills and knowledge that can support the transition to greener industries, and find new solutions for environmental problems. This also requires education to continue beyond the school walls, in communities and the workplace throughout adulthood. Two-thirds of all adults lack financial literacy; 37% of adults in EU countries attended adult education in 2011. Only 6% of adults in the poorest countries have ever attended literacy programmes.
“If we want a greener planet, and sustainable futures for all, we must ask more from our education systems than just a transfer of knowledge. We need our schools, universities and lifelong learning programmes to focus on economic, environmental and social perspectives that help nurture empowered, critical, mindful and competent citizens.” said Aaron Benavot, Director of the GEM Report.
There is also an urgent need for education systems to impart higher skills aligned with the demands of growing economies, where many jobs are being automated and skill sets are changing fast. On current trends, by 2020, there will be 40 million too few workers with tertiary education relative to demand. The Report shows this change is vital: achieving universal upper secondary education by 2030 in low income countries would lift 60 million out of poverty by 2050.
Inequality in education, interacting with wider disparities, heightens the risk of violence and conflict. Across 22 countries in sub-Saharan Africa, regions that have very low average education had a 50% chance of experiencing conflict within 21 years. The Report calls on governments to start taking inequalities in education seriously, tracking them by collecting information directly from families.
The Report emphasizes that the new global development agenda calls for education ministers and other education actors to work in collaboration with other sectors. It lists various benefits that could come from this way of working, including:
– Health interventions could be delivered through schools: by one estimation, delivering simple treatments such as micronutrient pills through schools would cost one tenth of the price of using mobile health units.
– Farmer field schools could help increase crop yields by 12% leading to sustainable increases in food production
– Educating mothers to lower secondary education in sub-Saharan Africa by 2030 could prevent 3.5 million child deaths between 2050-60.
Modi at G-20 Summit meeting:
ü He said that Global and Public health security an important issue, and it needs global partnership in sharing new vaccines and access to affordable drugs for developing world.
ü He urged international community to act in unity and respond against terrorism.
ü He mentioned that the world economies have to safeguard climate justice which requires affordable financing and environmentally sound technology for developing countries.
ü He also added that our foremost challenge is Climate Change where Paris Agreement showed a way forward and our focus shouldn’t just be on early ratification, but also full success.
ü He also emphasized collaborative action over the next 15 years and laid out specific actions world can take.
ü He also highlighted how Agenda 2030 could be an enabler to transform societies and bridge deep inequalities.
ü He also put forward his vision of transparent, equitable, non-discriminatory, open, inclusive and rule-based global trading arch.
ü He also pointed towards knowledge and innovation driven economy which requires free mobility.
