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A chemistry teacher is on a mission to support 2021 children whose lives are devastated by C19 Pandemic

Picture this. In a lower income family in a remote place of Assam, three siblings (all girls) who aren’t even adult lose both parents (daily wagers) to covid and they have only an old fragile grandmother left as the guardian, have no source of sustenance. In absence of any financial support, all three will have to give up studies and …

Remote Internships: ITM Business School, Kharghar case

By Dr. Lakshmi Mohan, Director Though the pandemic has affected the internship format and opportunities, students have to be optimistic and persuasive about their learning. Through remote internships, which is the current option for internships, students must carve their way to preparing for a bright career. They need to pick up the ability to apply their conceptual learnings, build confidence …

Going innovatively Phygital: The experience of WUD’s School of Architecture 2nd year students tells you why it was the best choice to complete project work in pandemic

As Covid19 pandemic lengthened its dark shadows and disrupted campus lives and academic transaction alike, those students and teachers whose learning/teaching depends a lot on lab practicals, hand on training, field visits and collaborative projects were hit hardest in the past one year. However, human spirit and intelligence through ages have invented ways to adapt, survive and evolve. It is …

Death blow to Right to Education activism: Ambarish Rai, who died of suspected covid left a void, will be sadly missed

Ambarish Rai , National Convener of RTE Forum, a coalition of several organizations, groups and individuals including lawyers and educationists and spread over 20 states in India, died of suspected covid complications after being letdown by the ‘collapsing’ healthcare system on April 23 at an age of 61. His sudden passing away, no doubt, shocked almost everyone familiar with him …

The vulnerable face the most challenging time for access & completion of Education

On the 130th birth anniversary of Bharat Ratna, Dr B R Ambedkar, the chief architect of the constitution and independent India’s first law minister, the worsening education scenario for marginalized, deprived and disadvantaged sections of society after covid19 pandemic, calls for a serious introspection on where it is headed Even without Nelson Mandela reminding the world about the power of …

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