Assam needs a robust language policy before it can host a functional Assamese-medium medical college.
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NEP: Why English Should Be the Medium of Instruction in Schools, Colleges
The ministry of education's recent decision to impose regional languages in technical education will do more harm than good to students belonging to underprivileged sections of society.
Leaking Pipes, Broken Doors: The Unhygienic State of Washrooms in Indian Colleges
My personal experience of not being able to find a washroom at Jadavpur University while menstruating, and how I got involved with 'Bleed Eco Project'.
NIFTEM-Sonipat: Keeping Students in the Dark, Govt College Revises Fee Structure
According to the college's notice, while some portion of fee has been reduced, others have been considerably hiked to keep the total fee the same as before.
Social Emotional Learning: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
Aakanksha Agrawal has been writing a weekly blog since June 2020 where she addresses the most common yet puzzling questions around emotional behaviour and regulation.
What They (Don’t) Write About Northeast India in School Textbooks
The collective intellectual dishonesty and lack of political vision for an inclusive school curriculum policy play a big role in making Northeast Indians invisible.
JNU Students Asked to Pay Rs 2,000 Fine For ‘Illegally’ Staying in the Hostel
The notice says that students returning to the hostel rooms is in "violation of the COVID-19 guidelines". However, students say the university hasn't specified the guidelines which they have been …