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University Body Launches Capacity-Building Training For Non-teaching Staff
The government set up the Capacity Building Commission (CBC) to improve standardisation and coordination across various civil services in the country.
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PM Modi To Inaugurate 1st-Ever National Training Conclave Tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the first 'National Training Conclave' here on Sunday and will address its more than 1,500 participants drawn from training and research institutes across the country.
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Microsoft Partners With Indian Ministry to Enhance Computer Literacy of Civil Servants
Microsoft has collaborated with the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE), and Capacity Building Commission (CBC) to enhance the functional computer literacy of nearly 2.5 million civil servants of the Government of India. The project will empower civil servants to provide efficient and effective citizen-centric services.
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World Bank's 47 Million US Dollars' Support For India's Civil Services Program
The World Bank has approved a USD 47 million project to support the Government of India's Mission Karmayogi, a national program to build civil service capacity, the bank said in a statement.
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University Body Launches Capacity-Building Training For Non-teaching Staff
The government set up the Capacity Building Commission (CBC) to improve standardisation and coordination across various civil services in the country.
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PM Modi To Inaugurate 1st-Ever National Training Conclave Tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the first 'National Training Conclave' here on Sunday and will address its more than 1,500 participants drawn from training and research institutes across the country.
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Microsoft Partners With Indian Ministry to Enhance Computer Literacy of Civil Servants
Microsoft has collaborated with the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE), and Capacity Building Commission (CBC) to enhance the functional computer literacy of nearly 2.5 million civil servants of the Government of India. The project will empower civil servants to provide efficient and effective citizen-centric services.
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World Bank's 47 Million US Dollars' Support For India's Civil Services Program
The World Bank has approved a USD 47 million project to support the Government of India's Mission Karmayogi, a national program to build civil service capacity, the bank said in a statement.
