Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was one of the rare personalities held in high regard, respected, loved and prided by people across religion, political parties and differing ideologies. After the “People’s President” returned to civilian life, he continued inspiring thousands through his writing, public service and lectures at several Universities.
By Advocate Meenu Padha; Co- Authors – Tavleen Kaur & Vinayak Sonkar India needs an instant nationwide awareness and campaigns against the child labour to protect and safeguard children from…
Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of United Kingdom is all set to promote access to education for girls in Kenya, calling it “is one of the smartest investments we can make”. …
Shivangi Sharma (for The Womb) in Conversation with Sania Rehmani, the ideation head of Sex Education India. Sania joined us to talk about the organization and how they are bringing…
By Kanishta Naithani ‘As long as I can do the job full steam, I will be here.’ When we talk about women and their careers, there is this glass ceiling…
Shivangi Sharma and Pragya Jain (14.01.2020) NGO Pratham released Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2019 based on a survey conducted in 26 districts across 24 states in India, covering…
Shivangi Sharma and Pragya Jain Union budget this year has seen an increase in the budget for education recognizing the sector as an integral part of the three themes; Aspiration,…
Shivangi Sharma and Pragya Jain Mr. Ambarish Rai, National Convenor of the Right To Education Forum expressed grave concerns over the state of the access to education to the children…
Shivangi Sharma and Pragya Jain (02.02.2020) A Research study titled “Ask and You Shall Receive? Gender Differences in Regrades in College” conducted by the National Bureau of Economic Research, and…
By Rohini Sen I started teaching at 25 with no prior experience of doing so but unbound enthusiasm for it. Early career teaching in India is not voguish and in…