Imperial College London and IIT Bombay Form Strategic Partnership

India's Education Crisis: Why Some Are Switching Their Approach

Duolingo Launches English Course for Punjabi Speakers in India

India Must Become an AI Creator, Not Just a User: What It Means

IDP to Consolidate 15 India Student Placement Locations

How RTE Act's Basic Standards Let Down India's Most Vulnerable Students

Imperial College London and IIT Bombay Form Strategic Partnership

Two of the world's leading technical institutions have announced a collaboration aimed at advancing research, innovation and educational exchange between the UK and India.

India's Education Crisis: Why Some Are Switching Their Approach

A growing number of educators and professionals are rethinking their stance on India's education system, acknowledging deep-rooted problems that extend beyond classroom walls to …

Duolingo Launches English Course for Punjabi Speakers in India

The popular language-learning platform expands accessibility for one of India's most widely spoken languages, offering millions of Punjabi speakers a new pathway to English …

India Must Become an AI Creator, Not Just a User: What It Means

Delhi CM's call for India to shift from AI consumption to creation highlights the urgent need for education reform, skilling initiatives, and innovation ecosystems …

IDP to Consolidate 15 India Student Placement Locations

International education services provider IDP is streamlining its Indian operations by consolidating 15 student placement offices, a move aimed at improving efficiency and service …

How RTE Act's Basic Standards Let Down India's Most Vulnerable Students

The Right to Education Act promised free, quality education for all children aged 6-14, but its minimal infrastructure and quality benchmarks leave disadvantaged students …

Why India's Higher Education System Desperately Needs Reform Now

India's higher education faces critical challenges from outdated curricula to poor employability outcomes. Comprehensive reforms are essential to meet the aspirations of millions of …

Who Started India's First School For Girls? The Savitribai Story

India's first school for girls was established in 1848 by Savitribai Phule and her husband Jyotirao Phule in Pune, challenging deep-rooted social norms and …

Delhi Schools Closed September 11 for BRICS Summit: What Parents Need to Know

Schools across Delhi will remain shut on September 11 as the city hosts the BRICS Summit. The closure aims to ease traffic congestion and …