Guest Column
The Next Education Reform isn’t About AI, It’s About Standardisation
By Prof. (Dr.) Puneet Batra Pro Vice Chancellor (Health Sciences), Dean – School of Dental Sciences & School of Allied Health Sciences, Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies,...
Read moreDetailsThe India-UK Trade Agreement Is Not About Students. That Is Exactly Why Students Should Study It
By Sanjay Laul, Founder at Laul Global The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) was put into effect on 15 July 2026, together with a social security pact known...
Read moreDetailsCareerise: The New Commerce Graduate
Today's commerce students are entering a world where career certainty is no longer guaranteed. The rapid pace of technological advancement, evolving business models, and changing employer expectations mean that graduates...
Read moreDetails10 Powerful Ways K–12 Teachers Can Leverage AI in the Classroom
Naman Jain AI’s real promise in K–12 education lies in its ability to amplify what great teachers already do, fostering deeper engagement, personalising learning, and making classrooms more inclusive. For...
Read moreDetails‘Education is not about what you can do. It is about who you are becoming’
Education, we are told, exists to produce employability, economic growth and competitive advantage. Schools prepare children for colleges. Colleges prepare them for jobs. Jobs prepare them for consumption. The machine...
Read moreDetailsAre Rising Costs, Visa Fatigue, and Uncertainty Forcing International Students to Rethink Studying Abroad?
By Sanjay Laul, Founder at MSM Unify For many international students, the study abroad journey no longer begins with excitement alone. It now begins with uncertainty. Students and families are...
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