A survey conducted by an NLU student of her classmates found that out of 50 participants, 63% don't have a stable internet connection and 50% don't have a wifi …
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Long Live the MBA. Or Is the MBA Dead?
An MBA student from IIM Ahmedabad reflects on how the pandemic has accelerated the decline of traditional forms of education.
A 12th Grader’s Response to the Education Minister’s Recent Live Interaction With Students
"If you believe hard work trumps resources, name one NEET or JEE top ranker who was not coached in one of those famed institutes."
Online Classes Are Amplifying Inequality. What Can We Do?
It is the responsibility of colleges to offer the same inclusivity in online lectures that physical classes do. While it will take time to better this system, we can …
How Project Pahunch is Taking Steps to Help Provide Access to Online Education
The aim of the initiative is to crowdsource old gadgets that are in a working condition so that students can access their basic right to education.
A Teacher’s Daughter Breaks Down the Side-Effects of Online Teaching
For the first time in my life, I have seen my mother question herself and her teaching.
Home Is Where the Heart Is
On missing the pleasures and pain of pre-corona college life while staying at home.
COVID-19: On Missing the Warmth of Campus Life
For most students, college life is the first encounter with the outside world.
COVID-19: On Missing the First Day of School
A ten-year-old on how online teaching misses those crucial moments of camaraderie that can only be created in a physical classroom.
COVID-19 and DU: An Inquisition Into the Proposed Online Examinations
Every crisis creates corrections, adjustments and self-evaluation. It is hoped that the churning of ideas among the stakeholders of the university would usher a new path for the benefit …