The following article focuses on Early Childhood Care and Education as discussed in NEP 2020.

The author examines the implications of FYUP on higher education and reflects on the NEP 2020 in this context.

The following article is a part of a series that attempts to understand the primary goals and principles that underline the NEP 2020.

From socialisation to school curriculum, from taboos on sex associated discussions to engaging cross gender interactions, the issues of masculinity and femininity need to be probed into.

The article looks at the National Education Policy 2020 with a critical perspective and raises some important questions around the promises it makes and the issues it leaves unresolved.

The inspirations and ideas of revolution that occupied the centre stage of Bhagat Singh’s vision, need to be revisited and relieved in todays context.

The BJP recently government introduced new rules to regulate foreign funding of civil society activities. NGOs say it is set to drastically change the social service ecosystem of the country.

Farmers have been agitating and protesting against the three Agricultural Bills recently passed in the Parliament. Here is a thorough look at the demands and concerns being raised.

It is perhaps one of the greatest paradoxes of our times that we are unable to provide an access to quality education and learning...

The Rajya Sabha has passed the Epidemic Diseased Amendment Bill to ensure that violence/offences against healthcare workers can be prevented and punished.

Poverty and marginalisation have pushed women into deeper dens of exploitation and voicelessness amid the coronavirus pandemic.

This article looks at the various economic and structural issues facing India in a coronavirus hit world and possible potentials for the resurgence of a democratic voice.

While Mukesh Ambani becomes the sixth richest person in the world, a Dalit farmer-couple in Madhya Pradesh consumes pesticide and commits suicide. The India of the skyscraper and the slum below have become more distant amid the pandemic than ever before.

The recent Yes Bank crisis brings back to the table the centrality of trust & regulation as the foundations stones of a successful banking system.

Poor and developing countries can tackle unemployment by a steady and sustained expenditure towards generating eco-employment opportunities.