Textbooks vs Tablets: Are We Ready For Paperless Education?
Recently, a news article highlighting the advent of ‘Paperless Education’ in Indian schools described how tablets are making digital inroads in smaller schools in rural
Category : Education
Students Beaten Up, Girls Manhandled: Shocking Account Of How Presidency Univ. & WB Govt Is Curbing The Voice Of Students
Once again, in one more university of the country, state-sponsored violence cracks down on the general students. Today, police lathi-charged upon the students of Presidency
How Science (Lack Of It) Is Pulling India Behind When It Should Have Done The Opposite
Science and defence are the two most important factors in the development of a country. Any layman would agree to the fact that it is
See The Way Our Education System Has Evolved. Is It Really Educating Us?
Our education system is one of the oldest methods of attaining knowledge in this world. But it has a huge number of distortion and deviations.
Should He Or Should He Not Go To School? Story Of 10 Year Old Manu Who Works In My Hostel.
The door opened with a squeal as Manu entered my room with my breakfast. A thick oily parantha stuffed with potatoes and a cup of
VYAPAM Scam: The Death Toll Rises Proving That The Entrance Exam Mafias’ Roots Run Deep
On May 5th, two more people associated with the infamous VYAPAM scam died in suspicious circumstances, increasing the mystery associated. The irregularities on entrance examination
Money Matters More Than Giving Entrance Exams. But, What About Those Who Don’t Have It?
And there it has come again, the time for admissions into the various undergraduate courses. On one hand, there will be a whole lot shouting
If You Think That Village Kids Are ‘Learning’ By Going To School, Then Here Is A Reality Check
When it comes to social problems in India, fault in Education system ranks first. Problem lies specifically in school education where the foundation of every
Search For Another Einstein – Can India Provide The Next Genius Of All Time To The World?
I heard his name when I was eleven. Curley white unarranged hairs with inches of wrinkles sliding over the face, liquefied eyes, with clearly noticeable
Here’s How Lakhs Of Students In India Are Fooling Themselves In The Name Of ‘Tuition’
These are familiar sights: an overworked, harried mother, sweating profusely, dragging her young son through a scramble of auto and bus rides, from one corner