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As a onetime measure, Govt must allow Ukraine returnee students complete education here

I would strongly request the Ministry of Education/Health & Family Welfare, Government of India to provide the rehabilitation of the medical students through a bridge course in India and cover the change in cost by providing them with education loan that can be extended and talk about a Global Education Insurance that will even cover the emergency evacuation and rehabilitation …

OPINION: Hijab issue also offers an opportunity to strengthen RTE Act

The Hijab controversy in Karnataka besides fomenting an agitation has also generated an extensive debate on the headgear itself ranging from personal choice and freedom of the wearer to a conspiracy hatched by Campus Front of India (CPI) to trick students into its fundamentalist ideology. Many even see this as a deliberate ruse to influence voting in the ongoing state elections …

The new normal post reopening of schools

Jagdish Bishnoi, Founder & CEO of SAFL India Foundation It is a mix of feelings to see the campuses brimming with academics and other things again.  A lot of students and teachers have become used to online teaching as one can sit in the comfort of their homes. But missing schools is the overwhelming emotion and it is a joyous …

Unrest at Ashoka University: calling spade a spade

The week  following the resignation of Prof Pratap Bhanu Mehta from Ashoka University on March 15, literally shook the ground for the young university which has carefully crafted a reputation for itself  as ‘country’s first wholly — American Ivy league-style — liberal arts university with its lofty foundations and credentials over the last seven years.  All that  come under a …

Coronavirus and takeaways for Indian Education sector

By Dr. R L Raina, Vice Chancellor, JK Lakshmipat University (Jaipur) Within a matter of a few months, the coronavirus pandemic has changed the education landscape across the world. These modifications, which we never thought would be implemented so soon, until such a huge global health crisis, presented a roadmap on how education could change for the better – and …

Missing Saliency of Education issue

Contrary to a lot of expectation that education as an electoral issue will figure prominently in the ongoing election for the 17th Lok Sabha that began on April 11,  this issue hasn’t as usual received much attention in campaigning and election speeches, even though it does find a customary presence in manifestoes of almost every political party having released manifesto. …

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