Education
Bangladesh’s Student Elections hint at possible Islamization of Bangladesh’s Campuses
After Islami Chhatra Shibir’s (ICS) landslide victories in both DUCSU and JUCSU this September 2025, observers expect Bangladesh’s student politics to take a decisive turn. ICS, the student wing of...
Read moreDetailsNIRF at 10: Why India’s Ranking Culture Matters
The annual NIRF Rankings 2025 arrived this September—four months late, shrouded in rumors that the exercise might be scrapped altogether. For weeks, skeptics, global lobbyists, and their local collaborators whispered...
Read moreDetailsPartition Modules: Remembering, Not Reviving Wounds
The NCERT’s new Partition modules—one for Classes 6–8 and another for Classes 9–12—released on Partition Horrors Remembrance Day (Vibhajan Vibhishika Smriti Diwas) this August 14, have ignited headlines and debate....
Read moreDetailsDelhi’s Long-Awaited Fee Regulation Bill: A Bold Start, But the Real Test Lies Ahead
After 52 years of unchecked private school fee hikes, Delhi finally stands on the cusp of reform. The passage of the Delhi School Education (Transparency in Fixation and Regulation of...
Read moreDetailsFrom Boom to Uncertainty: Indian Students Face Shifting U.S. Education Landscape
The visa and other curbs coupled with the MAGA mandate are bound to have a significant impact on international student enrollment in the U.S. this year. For India, which surpassed...
Read moreDetailsPakistan’s Emerging Worldview Reflects a Crisis of Multidisciplinary Education — A Narrow Vision for a Nation Starved of Depth
When current Army Chief General Asim Munir alluded to inheriting the legacy of General Zia-ul-Haq in his now-infamous speech, it did more than just raise eyebrows — it triggered alarm...
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