For years, poverty and financial insecurity forced many families in East Delhi’s Trilokpuri to constantly relocate within Delhi NCR in search of daily wage opportunities in construction, rickshaw pulling, and factory labour. With limited alternatives to contribute to household income, women remained financially dependent, and men’s work was often poorly paid and unpredictable. As a result, their adolescents were frequently …

By Arun Prakash, Founder-CEO, GUVI.in India is witnessing a massive transformation in its startup ecosystem, with more than 157,000 DPIIT-registered startups operating in the country as of December 2024 (most represent companies working in or around new-age technologies), and yet the lack of trained and knowledgeable professionals in these fields is holding the business sector from attaining the pinnacle of …

This novel ‘Flexible Learning System’, mooted for higher education institutions, is designed to provide flexibility for learning subjects where it delivers the content to achieve one-to-one learning   Nagaland University Researchers have proposed a ‘Flexible Learning System’ (FLS) designed to create personalized learning styles and content based on each student’s context, facilitating a one-to-one learning experience. They have designed a framework …

Manish Mohta, Founder, Learning Spiral Higher education is being revolutionized by technology as it is providing creative ways to raise student achievement. In addition to improving academic results, institutions also explore and adopt new technologies better prepare their students for the workforce of the future. Now a tailored, effective, and captivating learning environment by utilizing AI, data analytics, interactive learning …

No matter which digital screen we use, whether a computer, laptop, or smartphone, these devices demand our constant attention. When we focus intensely on screens, our blinking rate decreases, leading to dry eyes. This issue is even more pronounced in cramped spaces with poor ventilation, excessive air conditioning, or exposure to smoke – conditions often seen in ‘sick building syndrome.  …

A team of researchers is making final preparations for a trip to Mount Everest in Nepal next month to explore why the ice of one of the mountain’s most iconic glaciers is so close to the melting point. The expedition will take them into the Western Cwm, where they believe that intense radiation from the sun is melting the snow …