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mathematics today magazine Published this article page no  53  UNIVERSITIES 25000 COLLEGES ARE NOT ACCREDITED IN INDIA  Accreditation survey was conducted by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Some findings are o 26% of institutions didnt apply for accreditation as they lack permanent faculty and 5.5% for not having a permanent head of the institution. o 22 % of higher education institutions (HEI) didnt participate due to poor grades.  NAAC is autonomous body established under Ministry of Human Resource Development. o It conducts assessment and accreditation of HEI such as colleges universities or other recognised institutions to derive an understanding of the Quality Status of the institution.  In 2017 Revised Assessment and Accreditation Framework was introduced to make accreditation ICT enabled objective transparent scalable and robust. NATIONAL MIGRANT INFORMATION SYSTEM (NMIS)  NMIS is a central online repository on Migrant Workers to facilitate their seamless movement across States. 71  It would help in speedy interState communicationcoordination.  It has additional advantages like contact tracing which may be useful in overall COVID19 response.  Developed by National Disaster Management Authority SURAKSHA STORE INITIATIVE  It has been launched by Department of Consumer Affairs (under Ministry of Consumer Affairs Food and Public Distribution).  It is a public private initiative to create a safe and secure environment for consumers and shop owners at Kirana Stores.  Objective of project is to educate Kirana store owners across country about COVID19 safety guidelines and protocols required to be followed while running their businesses.  Protocols were decided by Food Safety and Standards Authority of India and Ministry of Home Affairs mathematics today magazine buy. 


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