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Education plays a great role in shaping our destiny. We are all aware of its importance but our policymakers are, apparently, not aware of this great fact. Perhaps they do not believe in waking from deep slumber. The quality of education in our...
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Mr. Kapil Sibal’s announcement that the 10th Board exams are to be made optional is a welcome measure and comes not a day too soon. When translated into practice, it...
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It is all very well that Kapil Sibal, the new HRD minister has decided to put on hold any further affiliation of private universities under Section 3 of the UGC Act...
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Over the past few days, horror stories each more dreadful than the previous one is shocking the national media. The continuous news on ragging, punishments,...
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Corporal punishment of students is a serious concern now India. Cases have been increasing in various parts of the country. Recently, in a Delhi based School a class X...
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A school is a place where a child is nurtured both psychologically and socially. School plays an important role in the child overall development. As the elementary...
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IT’S is usually believed that teachers cannot be killer. It’s a fact long we haven’t questioned yet. They are expected to be the architect of students’...
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