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T o develop the contours of a vocational

educational qualificationframe work, the All IndiaCouncil for Technical Edu-cation (AICTE) is organiz-ing a series of sector spe-cific round table confer-ences to discuss thepresent scenario of soft andtechnical skills of the exist-ing workforce in the agegroup of twenty to twentyfive and contemporary re-quirement of industry.

In this series, a roundtable on Media & Entertain-ment Industry was heldunder the Chairmanship ofHuman Resource Develop-

ment (HRD) and Communi-cation and InformationTechnology Minister KapilSibal.

The workshop was at-tended by 126 representa-tives of the Media & Enter-tainment Industry. After ex-tensive discussions, it wasdecided to constitute acommittee to prepare thedraft curriculum for voca-tional education for thissector.

The committee includesAICTE Chairman S.S.Mantha, Exchange for Me-dia CEO Anurag Batra andmembers from different sec-tors of the media. Five sub-

committees have also beenconstituted to prepare thedraft curriculum for differ-ent sectors such as TV, ad-vertising, theatre, print,support sector for the me-dia.

"Two big concerns ofemployers today are find-ing good workers and train-ing them. India has a largepopulation base of 1.14 bil-lion with demographic shiftin favor of working agegroup (15-59 years). Whilethe overall population isprojected to grow at 1.4%over the next five years the

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Garam Masala PowderIngredients:4 cloves4-5 cinnamon sticks1 tsp cumin seeds1 tsp coriander seeds7 peppercorns1 bayleafGhee(clarified butter)

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To improve written andspoken English and

comprehension of the lan-guage among students inschools, a read-to-me soft-ware has been introducedin seven schools in thecapital.

The software, intro-duced in four governmentand three private schoolshere on Friday, enables stu-dents to master spoken aswell as written Englishthrough a text-to-speechreader.

"Children have losttheir reading habits. Wetook into account that theypick up better from soundand spoken words, so whynot use technology to makethe lessons interesting forthem," said V. Maithali, prin-cipal of DTEA senior sec-ondary school in centralDelhi.

K. Shiva Kumar, vicepresident and head of op-erations for EnglishHelper,

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"We will talk to moreschools under Delhi gov-ernment and will expandthe project by the end of2011," Kumar told thesources.

Sandra Swarup, princi-pal of Arwachin Publicschool in east Delhi, said,"It is not just about English,children have even losttheir grounding with Hindias their mother tongue."

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working age is expected togrow at 2.15%. For this ma-jority group, access to sec-ondary education and vo-cational education andtraining (VET) is very cru-cial," an official press re-lease said.

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