By Nimmi Verma In Vedic age, education was not reserved exclusively for men but women like Gargi, Maitreyi, Lopamudra established themselves as great debaters of philosophy, as mentioned in Rig Veda. Later the wheels of time churned and changed the spectrum of women’s life and a phrase whispered the Indian households, “Ladki ho,itna padh...
By Mehak Aulakh Purnima Huika, 16, from the Dongria Kondh tribe … “the mountain is God’s abode.” There was no school near home, so she enrolled in an Ashram. Her parents resisted at first, until they were promised food rations. “Slowly,” she said, “I started to like that environment.” Eventually she and thirteen others...
By Sakshi Upadhyay India is home to one of the largest youth populations in the world, often celebrated as its “demographic dividend”, yet a paradox exists – India produces lakhs of engineers, MBA’s and graduates annually still the unemployment rates stand at 6.77%. A crucial question is brought up by the growing gap between...
By Ritika Artificial intelligence is a revolutionary technology, challenging the age-old norms and traditions in education. Its strength lies in being easy to operate and the ability to manipulate tons of information at once, but this advancement has a huge cost that the working class has to pay. While it may seem as a...