Why constitutional literacy is an important part of education
Why constitutional literacy is an important part of education
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Read MoreIndia’s space and defence gap: funding, specialized institutes, and a private-led ecosystem needed to scale military aerospace and drone capabilities.
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Read MoreDespite progress in achieving gender parity in school enrolment, girls in rural India continue to face significant barriers to completing their education, with only 59 girls completing upper secondary schooling for every 100 boys, according to UNESCO’s 2026 Global Education…
Read MoreEducation Minister Rohit Thakur on Sunday said the Himachal Pradesh government had made provision for recruiting 5,000 teachers to strengthen the education system, particularly in tribal and remote areas facing staff shortages.
Read MoreFaculty shortages and leadership gaps threaten teaching quality, research and the expansion of premier institutions
Read MoreCM Suvendu Adhikari said on Sunday he personally favoured restoring the pass-fail system in state schools, but clarified that any decision would be guided by National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the recommendations of Bengal’s syllabus committee.
Read MoreDirector of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras, V Kamakoti, on Sunday said that India faces the risk of being among the least educated countries if the current enrolment ratio in higher education doesn’t go up in the next…
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