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                         LEGAL INFORMATION INSTITUTE OF INDIA (LII OF INDIA)
                         The Legal Information Institute of India (LII of India) <www.liiofindia.org> is an international standard, free-access and non-
                         profit, comprehensive online collection of Indian legal information. The prototype is open for public use on 25 November
                         2010. It was formally launched in India in by National Law University Delhi at Vigyan Bhawan on 1st May 2010. The contents
                         of the LII of India prototype contains 154 databases including legislation (the India Code from 1836, some State legislation,
                         and  commentary  on  legislation),  Indian  case  law  (over  300,000  cases  in  full  text  from  the  Supreme  Court,  most  High
                         Courts, and tribunals), treaties (all India treaties to 1975, plus many subsequent bilateral treaties), law reform reports (from
                         the  Law  Commission),  legal  scholarship  (six  law  journals  to  date,  with  scholarship  repositories,  books  and  judicial
                         scholarship still to be developed), cases concerning India in International Courts and Tribunals, and cases concerning India
                         from the pre-1873 English Reports.

           OPEN GOVERNMENT DATA PLATFORM OF INDIA
           Open  Government  Data  Platform  India  is  to  facilitate  the  access  to  Government  owned  shareable  data  and
           information  in  both  human  readable  and  machine  readable  forms  in  a  proactive  and  periodically  updatable
           manner,  within  the  framework  of  various  related  policies,  Acts  and  Rules  of  Government  of  India,  thereby
           promoting wider accessibility and application of government owned data and unlocking the potential of data for
           national development.
                         UGC E-RESOURCES
                         UGC provides access of 27 MOOCs in 8 Indian Languages, 135 PG Courses, 243 UG Courses and ePG Pathshala in 67
                         subjects from a single platform for higher education participants. Any students from any part of the world can available
                         benefit of use of these open education resources for their research and educational purposes.

            Swayam Prabha DTH
            CEC is the National Coordinator for Non-Technology undergraduate (UG) and post-graduate (PG) programs for
            11  SWAYAM  Prabha  DTH  Channels  that  use  (2)  GSAT-15  transponders  to  telecast  high  quality  educational
            programmes round the clock. Each channel telecasts 8 hours of fresh programmes every day which are repeated
            3  times  a  day,  allowing  learners  to  view  them  at  their  convenience.  The  channels  are  free-to-air  and  can  be
            viewed on DD Free dish and DishTV. CEC runs an exclusive 24x7 CEC-UGC Higher Education DTH channel -
            Vyas. Round-the-clock transmission is based on curriculum as well as enrichment programmes where 4 hrs live
            lectures  and  8  hrs  of  recorded  content  is  broadcast  Monday  to  Friday,  and  12  hrs  of  recorded  content  is
            broadcast on Saturday and Sunday. The educational content is broadcast on various subjects to supplement
            classroom  teaching.  The  channel  is  also  webcast  on  CEC’s  website  and  www.webcast.gov.in  web  portal  of
            Government  of  India.  Recently,  Vyas  Channel  has  also  been  made  part  of  SWAYAM  Prabha  DTH  Channels
            bouquet.
                         UGC MOOCs: A VERTICAL OF SWAYAM
                         SWAYAM  is  a  programme  initiated  by  Government  of  India  and  designed  to  achieve  the  three  cardinal  principles  of
                         Education Policy viz., access, equity and quality. The objective of this effort is to take the best teaching learning resources
                         to  all,  including  the  most  disadvantaged.  SWAYAM  seeks  to  bridge  the  digital  divide  for  students  who  have  hitherto
                         remained untouched by the digital revolution and have not been able to join the mainstream of the knowledge economy.





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