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‘A major reason for rising popularity of humanities programs is it being intellectually challenging and requiring a significant amount of critical thinking’

Liberal Arts education is no longer believed to raise students who are “Jacks of all trades, masters of none.” Instead, it is understood as a comprehensive approach to learning that prepares students for a wide array of challenges and opportunities. This education fosters versatile skills, such as effective communication, analytical thinking, and problem-solving, which are essential in today’s dynamic and …

There is a huge need for good quality schooling for many years to come and therefore a good reason for us to grow more

Varthana’s remarkable journey of the last 11 years is seeded with an interesting beginning where Steve Hardgrave from US, also a Co-Founder, sparked this idea in the first place only to get fully involved and emigrate to India. Autar Nehru spoke to Brajesh Mishra to understand the company’s work and working. Brajesh Mishra, an alumnus of Birla Vishwakarma Mahavidyalaya and …

Change that evokes hope of a better tomorrow for Mewat; offers workable models under RTE Act and NEP

Alwar’s Mewat region in Rajasthan bordering Haryana at a distance of 80 Km from Delhi, a known pocket of poverty and backwardness in the country, of late was in news for cyber financial frauds taught and executed in an organized manner. While it may have brought more notoriety to the area and brought a welcome focus on dropouts and out …

Chakraview App, a commute tracking tech solution, is enabling parents like never before

Those 30-50 minutes of commute by children from home to school and then back to home on the school bus keeps every parent literally on tenterhooks. Many a times, the unexpected breakdowns, weather conditions or snarls not only raises the anxiety bar but even leads to heated exchanges between parents and drivers, helpers or in-charge teachers. Often seen as a …

Promotion of education through scholarships addresses important issues like diversity, gender equality and weaves great human capital: Ashutosh Burnwal

Scholarships are perhaps as old as the civilization itself. An act of empathy for a stranger by a benevolent giver has transformed millions of lives through the ages. In our own country, in modern times, we know some of the finest Presidents to scientists, leaders in various fields are tales of ordinary lives turned into extraordinary successes thanks to somebody …

Students must be taught to appreciate the beauty of mathematics

Ten years ago as India celebrated the year 2012 as the year of mathematics in honor of 125th birth anniversary of Ramanujan,  Alladi Krishnaswami, a leading Ramanujan scholar and professor of mathematics at the University of Florida (USA) who was also the Associate Editor of Notices of the American Mathematical Society and the founder editor of The Ramanujan Journal (published …

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