Category: Education

पुस्तकालय किसी समाज की सामूहिक स्मृति, अध्ययन की संस्कृति और बौद्धिक चेतना का केंद्र होता है।

The most important aim is to create very high possibilities that these students will lead a life in conformity with the basic precepts for creating a better world.

48 prominent academics and eminent citizens demand that the University be allowed to continue functioning in its present state so that the education of thousands of students is not compromised.

It is this wider reform which is probably the most important and yet has been badly neglected.

India’s school system succeeds at enrolment but struggles to teach, a paradox NITI Aayog’s 2026 report surfaces.

Haphazard growth and the rush for quick profits have led to structural safety flaws in India’s coaching institutes, demanding urgent, systemic change.

The government’s silence on the NEET exam crisis and Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike reveals a deep insensitivity and irresponsibility within the system.

The “silent invasion” of the education sector by commercial interests through split-entity structures threatens the very foundation of India’s educational mandate.

The Sabal project acts as a vital bridge, helping children from the poorest rural households overcome barriers to education and re-integrate with formal schooling.

When IIT graduates, former employees of multinational corporations, children of businesspeople, and alumni of expensive private schools secure government jobs as “economically weak,” it becomes evident that the system has drifted away from its purpose.

The government has banned Telegram to stop NEET paper leaks. The question nobody in the room apparently asked: what happens when the fraudsters simply move to WhatsApp? Or Signal? Or make a phone call?

If educational institutions genuinely wish to remain spaces of empowerment and learning, they must confront these hidden structures honestly. Safety cannot remain secondary to institutional reputation.