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Government schools
February 21, 2023
SUPPORTED BY TATA STEEL FOUNDATION
Why do pastoralists in Kashmir struggle for education?
Seasonal migration, low income, and caste-based discrimination are among the reasons why pastoral, nomadic tribes like Gujjar Bakarwals and Chopans struggle to access education.
by
Debojit Dutta
,
Saloni Meghani
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7 min read
February 7, 2023
Does Budget 2023 combat the digital divide in schools?
Budget 2023–24 introduces measures to align with the vision of NEP 2020, but the school education sector needs more to bridge the learning loss caused by the pandemic.
by
Protiva Kundu
,
Revati Patil
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5 min read
December 16, 2022
Back to school? Not without a transfer certificate
by
Safeena Husain
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2 min read
November 24, 2022
The NYP 2021 fails to tackle the issue of youth dropouts
To effectively resolve the widespread issue of dropouts, the draft National Youth Policy 2021 needs to address the structural factors that cause it.
by
Nirantar Trust
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7 min read
November 10, 2022
Identity crisis: Is Jan Aadhaar a barrier to women’s education?
by
Farzana
,
Neelam
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2 min read
November 3, 2022
What will it cost to universalise early childhood education in India?
A recent study estimates the financial investment India needs for a robust early childhood education system, and suggests ways in which underutilised public funds can be used to strengthen it.
by
Avinash Singh
,
Kamal Gaur
,
Sandeep Sharma
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6 min read
August 26, 2022
Atishi Marlena and Pramath Raj Sinha on the faults in our education system
Arun Maira speaks to both experts on the state of education in India and why teaching methodologies in schools and colleges need to change.
by
India Development Review
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9 min read
August 11, 2022
Why an ineffective school improvement programme was scaled up
A programme to improve school governance in MP was scaled up despite being ineffective. What can its perceived success teach us about improving public service delivery at scale?
by
India Development Review
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5 min read
August 2, 2022
Wild edibles for midday meal: Food diversity in Meghalaya’s schools
by
Diana Kharakor
,
Robinstar Nongrum
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2 min read
June 8, 2022
What’s missing from India’s education system?
Young people in India are part of an education system that values academic achievement the most. Here are some evidence-based interventions that can offer them a holistic learning experience.
by
Nachiket Mor
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5 min read
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