EDUCATION

Online teaching is becoming the new fad but it can possibly never match up to the vibrancy and effectiveness of the real classroom.

Education lays the foundation for a society which is based on societal justice, equality and peace and one that prioritises environmental sustainability.

No electricity for prolonged periods of time, sporadic internet connectivity and a lack of access to technological tools, the story of Barmer depicts the issues around the digital divide.

The growing political interest in the NEP 2020 is an interesting phenomenon that compels us to to identify populist trends and propagation of ideology through education.

The pandemic has deepened the divide between the affluent and the marginalised through the extensive use of digitalised classroom technologies.

Professor Kumkum Roy teaches at the Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Prof. Kumkum Roy has been working on issues related...

The goal of education is not only to develop cognitive capacities but also to develop social, ethical, and emotional capacities, how does the NEP fare in this role?

The question of whether schools should be reopened amid the pandemic is troubling the entire educational community, the article explores the various sides of the debate.

On the occasion of the birth anniversary of Sri Aurobindo. Here is a small note written by the editorial team. The aim is to invite the readers to the world of Sri Aurobindo—particularly, the insights with which he sought to change our perceptions of education.

The NEP promises greater multi-disciplinarity and fluidity, but how feasible are the claims?