Not so common yet special: The successful transgenders of society
In the world of cruel people where you can be looked down upon any time for anything, it’s difficult to ...
In the world of cruel people where you can be looked down upon any time for anything, it’s difficult to ...
The insufficiency of information of vital information has sparked anger among the public, who are incriminating the government of being ...
From a seed capital of less than US$80,000 borrowed from family and friends, Uday Kotak metamorphosed a bill-discounting start-up into ...
1 out of every 3 women in rural India gets married before the age of 18. India observed a sharp ...
The coronavirus pandemic has significantly created an immeasurable gap within the education system in India. The worsening plight of government ...
This year we’re observing International Day of Democracy in the middle of a pandemic. Celebrating this day amidst so many unconstitutional ...
Tech Education has made us realize our shortcomings in the education system and how we as a country and a system ...
The changes in the education system have been sluggish but compared to core ideologies from the beginning of the education ...
Savitribai Phule and Fatima Sheikh who had set up the first girls’ school called “Indigenous Library”, in their own house, ...
As authorities and people continue to struggle to make ends meet due to the pandemic, the entrance exam for Bachelor ...
The controversial order that asked foreign students to leave the United States if their courses had moved completely online due ...
The presentation to the 15th Finance Commission was projected by the HRD Ministry to discuss ‘education during the pandemic’. The ...
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