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National Skill development needs natonalook   Naresh Kumar Sagar Today a talk by Sanjay Srivastva at NMML again brought the vocational and skill training to its broader outlook. National Skill development is national programmer but its organisational and its structure is least discussed. Institution needs to revisit this important vocational training in spite of our repeated explanations for its imperative gradation, to its organisational chart dividing into various chapters of high and low skill, business  and service skill, high tech and HR skill but the concern ministry are not able to give it National outlook and treat as general terms for all skills. Its high time for both business and academic persons with wisdom to make the entire vocational training within preview of private and public institutions. Nation needs complete paper and holistic study on this subject to update upto level 2015 along with International standards of business and academic study .

Shankar Das & Udayan Mane share the spoils on day one with matching 61s Jaipur, September 29, 2015:  Kolkata’s Shankar Das, the reigning Rolex Rankings champion, and rookie Udayan Mane of Bangalore, began the second half of the 2015 PGTI season with outstanding scores of nine-under-61 to be the joint round one leaders at the PGTI Players Championship at Rambagh Golf Club in Jaipur. Abhijit Singh Chadha of Chandigarh struck an eight-under-62 to occupy third place. Shankar Das, who so far has just one top-10 from his four starts this season, earned his first birdie thanks to an immaculate tee shot on the fourth. He then played his shot of the day, a low hook from under a tree, to set up a tap-in birdie on the fifth. Shankar’s third birdie on the eighth meant he made the turn at three-under. Das hit accurate tee shots, all within seven feet, on all three par-3s on the back-nine to collect birdies. His brilliant chipping helped him pocket birdies on the last three par-5s

FIBA Asia Championship: India seal historic quarterfinals berth BENGALURU/CHANGSHA, 29 September 2015:  For the first time since 2003, India has qualified to the quarterfinals of the 28th FIBA Asia Championship for Men that is underway in Changsha, China.  This will provide solace to the team, which lost to a hot Philippines side, 99-65, earlier this afternoon. Prior to today’;s game against India, Philippines is coming off 4 straight victories and its first ever win against Asian giant Iran yesterday. Despite the loss, India progressed to the knockouts based on its two wins in the last three games, the biggest over Palestine on Sunday morning.  While both teams finished with the same Group record of 2-3, India won their only head-to-head matchup and will move on to face the Pool F topper, who will be determined by the winner of the China-Qatar matchup later in the evening. Commenting on the achievement, veteran forward Yadwinder Singh said, “We are ecstatic to have qualified