Indian Education System

How Indian educators are shaping tomorrow’s global citizens

India is the country with the largest youth population and plays a vital role on the global education map. Educated citizens translate to a better world economic status and a progressive society. Educators are the wheels that push this cart forward

Off-centre | Modi@8 and Indian education: Some action at last after missed opportunities

Education in India needs root and branch reform, not just tinkering from the top or ideological realignment

Indian knowledge system panacea to world's challenges, says education ministerDharmendra Pradhan

The minister said that the Indian education system is being decolonised under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi

There is another crisis in education; can India turn this to its advantage?

In a world where excellent content is often available on the Internet, and where machine translation will soon make the content available in the mother tongue, the preponderance of English, as well as the Anglosphere model of universities, may both be under siege.

Kota Factory Season 2 review: TVF offers a grimmer, more mature follow-up

Where Kota Factory Season 2 soars and really outdoes itself is it matured worldview, its matter-of-fact portrayal of the 'business of education' — a respite from TVF's 'safe-cinema' genre.

Performance Grading Index: Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Kerala top index, all you need to know

The Centre introduced the Performance Grading Index with a set of 70 parameters to "catalyse transformational change in the field of school education"

COVID-19: Social and emotional learning, trauma-informed approach by teachers can guide students in stress

The next few years will see the Indian education system stumble and struggle to cope with the effects of the pandemic

Disability and the education system: Despite legislation, individuals face discrimination and trauma, leading to drop outs

Even as recent as 2019, a UNESCO report showed that more than 75 percent of children with disabilities in India are not in schools.

Sudhir Mishra, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Manu Joseph on setting Serious Men against the backdrop of education system

Author Manu Joseph, director Sudhir Mishra, and actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui in conversation with Firstpost about Netflix release Serious Men.

NEP's private participation push, disregard for caste and gender show it as little more than echo of past policies

All our education policies have been reflective of Macaulay’s idea of creating a class of people willing to serve a larger authority.