Live
- Woman’s False Claim Sparks Unnecessary Panic
- Locals Report Naxal Activity in Karkala Village
- Mangaluru International Airport Sets New Records in Passenger and Flight Movements
- Where Areca failed, grow Coffee
- Collector Badavath Santosh Reviews Household Survey and Listing Process
- Awareness Session on SHE Team and POCSO Act
- Awareness Program in agricultural College on the Dangers of Drug Abuse for Youth
- 3500-Year-Old Menhir in Kamsanpally Village: A Call for Preservation
- The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Radiology: Transforming Diagnosis and Patient Care
- Hindustan Zinc Ltd. Signs MoU with Rajasthan Government to Invest Rs 36 Crores in Education Development
Warangal: Digitalisation made life easy
Digitalisation would bring down the gap between the government policies and common people, Emeritus Professor GV Bhavani Prasad, University College of Commerce and Business Management, Kakatiya University, said, speaking at the national seminar on ‘Digital India: Initiative towards Social Transformation & Empowerment’
Warangal: Digitalisation would bring down the gap between the government policies and common people, Emeritus Professor GV Bhavani Prasad, University College of Commerce and Business Management, Kakatiya University, said, speaking at the national seminar on 'Digital India: Initiative towards Social Transformation & Empowerment' organised by the Department of Management, Kakatiya Institute of Technology & Science, Warangal (KITSW). The seminar was sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR), MHRD New Delhi. Digitalisation made life easy, he said, highlighting the importance of Bharat Net, NKN etc., he said.
KITSW Principal Prof K Ashok Reddy highlighted the technical pillars of Digital India as Mobile Technology, Big Data, AI and Machine learning. According to HoD, MBA, Dr V Nivedita Reddy, around 60 people attended the seminar where 52 papers were submitted.
Rajya Sabha MP Capt V Lakshmikantha Rao, KITSW treasurer P Narayana Reddy and chief coordinator Dr Sunitha Charkarvarty were among others present.
