The inaugural session brought together 21 students from five Delhi schools. The weekly initiative features scholar-led tours of the museum's Constitution galleries and discussions on justice, liberty, equality, citizenship and democratic participation.
Over the past two decades, companies viewe d international recruitment as a temporary fix , a secondary option used only when local talent pools ran dry.
Imagine a scenario when your teacher walks in and defines a concept, draws a diagram, shares a PowerPoint Presentation and solves three tasks with you.
Notwithstanding the insurmountable changes around us, teachers, as usual, continue to occupy a significant place in our lives, irrespective of our background and nature of academic pursuit.
"Is This the Time for the Indian Elephant and the Chinese Dragon to Dance Together?" The title of a new book raises a pertinent question at an opportune time when India and China are cautiously engaged in rebuilding high-level diplomatic engagement after years of military confrontation.
Tamil Nadu's Teacher Eligibility Test has commenced with enhanced security measures, a strict dress code and a ban on electronic devices as more than 2.29 lakh candidates appear across the state.
The academic year for MBBS students will not be delayed as the results of the re-National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG) will be announced by July 20, a senior official at the National Testing Agency (NTA) confirmed.
All over India there are hundreds of cities that have flourished on the banks of a river but there is no city south of the Himalayas which is as significant to Indian culture as is the northern Indian city of Allahabad set as it is on the banks of the Ganga,” writes Sunandan Roy Chowdhury, Publisher of Sampark , which published the delightful book called “Allahbad Afternoons” written by Prof (Dr Shefalika Ghosh Samaddar”.
Nikhil Deepak Thosre’s The Sacred Negotiation is an inter vention within an ongoing philosophical discourse on the crisis of meaning in late modernity.
Facing widespread criticism over a series of errors in the newly introduced school textbooks, the Odisha Government on Wednesday announced that it will replace the flawed books with revised, error-free editions for all students studying in Classes I to VIII.
