The Academy of Animation Arts and Technology strives to impart core phenomenon for Animation Production.

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Effects Multimedia is full service multimedia studio, providing Websites, Presentation, 3D Animation, FLASH and Multimedia Development. With offices in Indore & San Francisco, Effects is the biggest multimedia company in Central India.

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Electronics R&D Centre of India Alumni and Students Comnnunity Site.Electronics Research and Development Centre of India - Member listing, alumni, job sources, news, events and contacts. Located in Calcutta, Noida and Thiruvananthapuram.

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Infoscribe India is a company dealing with Medical Transcription in Kolkata,India.Infoscribe India is an IT solutions company that creates and develops software applications and systems that are leading products in their respective industry segments. The company exceeds the expectations of its customers by creating timely, innovative and cost effective software solutions that improve the profitability of the clients’ businesses.
Since its inception, Infoscribe India has earned a solid reputation as a total IT Solution and business-consulting organisation that focuses on rapid results for its clients. This reputation is the culmination of successful projects with all our clients
Infoscribe operates an offshore-based software development facility in Calcutta, India. We also build software onsite for our clients and have been able to deliver high-quality results, on time and within budget, to our customers.

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Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India (BPNI) was founded on 3rd Dec., 1991 at Wardha, Maharashtra. BPNI is a registered, independent, non-profit, national organization that works towards protecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding and appropriate complementary feeding of infants & young children. BPNI believes that breastfeeding is the right of all mothers and children. BPNI works through advocacy, social mobilization, information sharing, education, research, training and monitoring the company compliance with the IMS Act. BPNI does not accept funds or sponsorship of any kind from the companies producing infant milk substitutes, feeding bottles, related equipments, or infant foods (cereal foods).

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Breastfeeding Promotion Network of India (BPNI) was founded on 3rd Dec., 1991 at Wardha, Maharashtra. BPNI is a registered, independent, non-profit, national organization that works towards protecting, promoting and supporting breastfeeding and appropriate complementary feeding of infants & young children. BPNI believes that breastfeeding is the right of all mothers and children. BPNI works through advocacy, social mobilization, information sharing, education, research, training and monitoring the company compliance with the IMS Act. BPNI does not accept funds or sponsorship of any kind from the companies producing infant milk substitutes, feeding bottles, related equipments, or infant foods (cereal foods). download brochure

Vision
Optimal infant and young child feeding is established as a societal norm in all communities, in the best interest of the child and to ensure the best possible start of life to every child as foundation for fulfilment of every child’s right to survival, growth, development, protection and participation without discrimination. By the end of 2007, technical breastfeeding support is available in at least 200 districts, and BPNI is established as a leader in this movement across the nation and its membership exists in all 600 districts up from 282 districts.

Mission
To empower all women to exclusively breastfeed their children for the first six months of age, and continue breastfeeding for at least two years, along with adequate and appropriate complementary feeding, starting at six months.
Objective
BPNI seeks enhanced nutrition, health and development of infants and young children through programmes designed to increase national and state commitments, education of public and health care workers, countering commercial influences, decentralised capacity development, providing technical support and training to enhance skills of community workers, and social mobilisation, to improve optimal infant and young child feeding practices

Date Added: May 4, 2008 Hits: 0 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0