The right to education is a fundamental right for every child, regardless of gender, caste or background. It is a birthright that is and (should
In a TEDx Talk, social sciences researcher Rashmi Muraleedhar explores the complex negotiation between our internal world—thoughts, emotions, and perceptions—and the external world. She describes
Since 1956, Children’s Day has been celebrated annually in India on November 14, to honour the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. The
Ancient India has long been celebrated as a global knowledge hub. From the early roots of education in Vedic culture to the famed ancient universities
As a child, when Mangal Pandey said that he aspired to be a teacher, people around him were proud. “But, when I said the same
Something incredible has been observed in Mumbai lately. There has been an increase in the number of girls enrolling in professional courses. This is because
In any society, children symbolise the promise of a brighter future; they are the next generation, the stewards of our collective legacy. For a community
When her son was five years old, Neelima Menon got her son a piggy bank. “Whenever our relatives visited us, they would give him money.
Today, we are living in a world which is becoming more and more connected. Technology and spread of internet infrastructure in the remotest parts of
During his visit to India in 2015, CEO of Google, Sundar Pichai, said that his Class XII score was not enough to get him admission
