a. INDEST
b. INFONET
c. NICNET
d. N-LIST
The 'E-Shodh Sindhu' initiative was launched by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, to consolidate electronic resources and provide access to scholarly e-resources for higher education institutions.
E-Shodh Sindhu was formed by merging three existing projects:
This merger aimed to enhance the reach and scope of e-resource access across the country.
NICNET (National Informatics Centre Network) is a satellite-based computer communication network providing networking infrastructure and services, and it was not part of the merger that formed E-Shodh Sindhu.
Therefore, the correct components merged into E-Shodh Sindhu are INDEST, INFONET, and N-LIST. This aligns with the option stating a, b, and d are correct.
| LIST-I Platform for MOOC | LIST-II Founder |
|---|---|
| A. Udacity | I. Eren Bali, Gagan Biyani and Oktay Caglar |
| B. Coursera | II. Harvard University and MIT |
| C. Udemy | III. Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng |
| D. edX | IV. Sebastian Thrun |
The SWAYAMPRABHA channel: 05 with the theme of 'Information, Communication and Management Studies' is named as:
(i) `SWAYAMPRABHA' is a name given to a group of DTH channels devoted to telecasting educational content.
(ii) `SWAYAM' provides online MOOC courses with a provision of certificate/credit-transfer.
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