World Education Summit and Awards in New Delhi Witnessed Participation from 15 Countries
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World Education Summit and Awards in New Delhi
By: Paula .O.M Otukile
New Delhi, India – The World Education Summit and Awards, a global platform aimed at promoting digital education, recently took place in New Delhi. The event was attended by representatives from 15 countries who came together to discuss ways to improve the welfare of education across the globe.
During the summit, Peeyush Pandit, the founder of International Internship University (IIU), urged the Indian government to affiliate IIU with the University Grants Commission (UGC) as a digital university. IIU is already registered in Australia, the USA, and Nepal, and in India, it operates as a public welfare trust that promotes digital education.
The summit also saw the Swarna Bharat Parivaar Trust (SBP) announce a media scholarship of INR 51,000 to Shri Alok Raja, a senior anchor at Bharat Samachar. In addition, 10 foreign panelists came together to discuss the World Education Policy, a concept coined by Peeyush Pandit that is expected to be a game-changer in the education industry.
The event was attended by 400 educators, who joined the program along with 15 country representatives. All participants praised Peeyush Pandit’s efforts towards promoting digitalized education systems worldwide.
The summit also recognized outstanding individuals through awards such as the Bharat Shikha Samman, Inspiring Women Awards, and International Influencer Awards. Peeyush Pandit received widespread recognition for his contribution towards fulfilling his mission that no child should be deprived of education worldwide.
During the event, Peeyush Pandit expressed his belief that by next year, UGC would recognize digital universities, and IIU would be the first to receive recognition. IIU promotes free education to all and announced a scholarship of INR 5 lakhs to James International School for providing free education to deserving students.
The World Education Summit and Awards provided a platform for experts from various countries to come together and discuss ways to improve the education sector. The summit’s success was a testament to Peeyush Pandit’s vision of promoting digitalized education for the betterment of society.
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