US Collaboration in the Indian Education Sector
If we want to transform the economy of our country, then this can be done through education, as our economy like the U.S.’s is a knowledge-based one. An educated work force has the potential to drive...
View ArticleThe Neglected State of the Humanities at School Level in India
To understand the neglected state of the Humanities at school level in India first of all we must know what Humanities is as a subject and why this subject is so important in today’s society. For most...
View ArticleThe Four-year Semester System in Delhi University – A Favourable Change?
Delhi University is among the top-most universities in India. Once again, because of the implementation of the four-year semester system, Delhi University is in the limelight. According to some...
View ArticleShould Class X Board Exams Be Reinstated?
There are certain things in our country that are considered as part of the system. Any change in these creates news and a big hullabaloo. The education system is not an untouched front certainly when...
View ArticleThe State of Indian Higher Education
The state of Indian higher education has always been in question, more specifically for its quality. When it is compared with the required skill set and with the higher education system of other...
View ArticleShould India Follow the Israel Model for Compulsory Defence Education?
India at the global front has always been seen promoting her image of peace and non-violence. But every now and then, we hear about bomb blasts, killing, trespassing at borders with terrorism raising...
View ArticleCongratulations to Kartik
Kudos to Kartik Sawhney who has scored 96 percent marks in his CBSE 12th exam (479 out of 500). He is a student of Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram and scored 99 in computer science and 95 each in...
View ArticleThe Revolt of 1857: A Question of Pedagogy
How do we come to know history? By the word “know” what I mean to impress is how a complete system of knowledge is generated, refined as well as circulated. I use a particular event: that of the events...
View ArticleA Fragment of History: The Beginnings of Presidency University, Kolkata
It was clear right from the beginning that there was a clear cut colonial agenda behind British policy on Indian education. The British wanted to establish, maintain and perpetuate power and what...
View ArticleChanging Teacher-Student Relationship
Fundamentally speaking, selfish motives and profit are not at all part of a teacher-student relationship as this bond is far above the egotistical interests. There is no space for all these. But two...
View Article100% cut-off list
At the time of the admission the story is almost the same every year in Delhi University. Students who performed very well in schools and got more than 90-95% are not getting admission in the courses...
View ArticleScope of Vocational or Technical Education in India
Technology is touching every aspect of life and society. So, there is a dire need of backing up conventional study and teaching with technical education, as it will not only help in the development of...
View ArticleThe Concept of Mid-day meal Scheme in India
The concept and the purpose of initiating anything is always good but when it comes to the management then we are miserable. The same thing has happened to Mid-day Meal Scheme in India. It has been...
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National Science Center, New Delhi- Witness the Incredible Power of Science!
National Science Center, New Delhi- A Place that Rediscovers Science! Location: Bhairon Road, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi How many of us have been science lovers in our academic lives? Not too many for...
View ArticleEducation Next – The Way Forward : The New Dream Of Literacy
Background: India ranks amongst one of the largest countries in the world with the highest illiteracy level. Definitely it’s a source of incredible shame for the third largest economy of Asia. Repeated...
View ArticleHow to Learn the Guitar
The guitar is said to be one of the easiest instruments to learn as far as time taken to learn is concerned. It takes around 2-3 months of consistent practice to get the basics right, and after that...
View ArticleThe Right to Education Act: How Far Is It Feasible in Imparting Education?
When the Right to Education Act was first passed in 2009, its critics were skeptical about what possible ends it could achieve. While RTE is undoubtedly not a miracle that will simply dissolve the...
View ArticleEducation: Marks or Values to take life head-on?
Each time we hear of a relative, a friend, a neighbour or an acquaintance having acquired a conventionally heavyweight degree from an IIT, IIM or equivalent – we are invariably either overjoyed or...
View ArticleThe examination system in India – some problems and their solutions
At a cursory glance there are plenty of things that could be said to be wrong with the education system in India. To start with education in India does not cover each and every child in the country....
View ArticleEducational Frauds In India : Fake Universities And Forged Degree Certificates
India records the highest cases of inconsistencies in the background of the job – seekers: The Background Discrepancy Survey by First Advantage has given India the notorious label of being the...
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