education in India

Blended finance can improve the quality of India's spending on healthcare and education; and bring the country closer to achieving its development goals.

Primary school closures during COVID-19 have put children at the risk of nutrition loss and impaired social and emotional learning.

Given the emphasis placed on technology in NEP 2020, it might be time to introduce an EdTech policy that allows for personalised and customised learning.

A day in the life of a trans rights activist working to fight prejudice against the trans, hijra, and intersex communities.

As learning went digital due to COVID-19, a group of teachers working in India’s villages took internet to people’s homes, making education more inclusive.

The National Education Policy 2020 could transform early childhood education, if it is implemented effectively.

A day in the life of a student relationship manager in Varanasi, who equips young people with the skills required to be employed, especially during a pandemic.

The ASER 2020 report reveals that Indian schools saw high dropout rates and declining enrolment rates even before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Close to three-quarters of all school children received school-related help from their family members.

We will only achieve tangible gains in education if we prioritise critical elements of the new National Education Policy.