[ 26 Jul, 2006 0054hrs IST TIMES NEWS NETWORK ]
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala home minister Kodiyeri Balakrishnan on Tuesday ordered a fresh probe by a top police officer into the murky events at Sabarimala.
On the other hand, Kandararu Mohanraru, the disgraced priest, tried to wriggle out of a sex-laced controversy by peddling a new alibi for being in a prostitute's den.
Mohanraru on Monday was stripped off his powers as head priest after the temple management was told of his sex-romps by the police, and after he lodged a false complaint stating he was abducted and taken to a prostitute.
In a volte-face, the priest on Tuesday told police that he was not abducted and that he had gone to the prostitute's flat to collect his maid-servant.
He also said he was forced to pose for a photograph with the naked woman by some people, when he had reached the flat. Mohanraru said: "It's a conspiracy, but I don't know who is behind it."
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Wednesday, September 06, 2006
Thiruvananthapuram: Sabarimala row
Bangalore: Enrol in a BPO varsity
[ 6 Sep, 2006 0009hrs IST TIMES NEWS NETWORK ]
BANGALORE: 24/7 Customer, a BPO, on Tuesday launched the Bangalore unit of its education programme, 24/7 Varsity, to prepare students for work in the burgeoning BPO sector.
24/7 Customer chief delivery officer Pradeep Narayan told TOI the varsity teaches students in BPO communication — language, style and diction. Training is open to graduate and undergraduate students.
"We're looking at training students 3-4 years ahead of BPO work. The industry is in for a massive expansion in the coming years."
In Bangalore, the BPO is introducing 24/7 Ascend, a three-stage training package. The first stage is 24/7 Varsity that teaches BPO communication for three days.
The second is a two-day training for students, with focus on the movement from written to spoken language. The final stage is corporate capital that includes guest lectures, sponsorships and scholarships for students, internships at 24/7 Customer.
"We decide the curriculum. Teachers or students don't have to pay a single pie. Our partnership is with institutions," he says. The varsity is planning units in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Mysore, and Hassan.
BANGALORE: 24/7 Customer, a BPO, on Tuesday launched the Bangalore unit of its education programme, 24/7 Varsity, to prepare students for work in the burgeoning BPO sector.
24/7 Customer chief delivery officer Pradeep Narayan told TOI the varsity teaches students in BPO communication — language, style and diction. Training is open to graduate and undergraduate students.
"We're looking at training students 3-4 years ahead of BPO work. The industry is in for a massive expansion in the coming years."
In Bangalore, the BPO is introducing 24/7 Ascend, a three-stage training package. The first stage is 24/7 Varsity that teaches BPO communication for three days.
The second is a two-day training for students, with focus on the movement from written to spoken language. The final stage is corporate capital that includes guest lectures, sponsorships and scholarships for students, internships at 24/7 Customer.
"We decide the curriculum. Teachers or students don't have to pay a single pie. Our partnership is with institutions," he says. The varsity is planning units in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Mysore, and Hassan.
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