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I had worked extensively in major irrigation projects and also in minor ones, including the restoration of natural tanks — particularly in the arid
March 2, 2021
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I had worked extensively in major irrigation projects and also in minor ones, including the restoration of natural tanks — particularly in the arid
In this age of social media, the new media, we are all rightfully worried about our identity and data privacy. I have been watching
I want to tell a real story from my life. When I was in school, during the summer holidays, I travelled with my parents
I should admit up front that I am not a language specialist and also not an expert on dictionaries. I recently listened to a
Right from the day lockdown started, the schools in India have been shut. And I am sure this must have happened in other countries
I feel I would always stretch and perform better, and fight harder, if I were intimidated by situations, or Individuals, or in a competition.
Almost everybody agrees that returning to school is at least a few months away. Even that would probably happen in a sluggish and phased
It is really worrying when the schools will reopen! Small kids have been in the confines of home for over 7 months now. It
I was talking to my friend yesterday. We were having a conversation about which business sectors have taken a bad hit, and which sectors
It was one of those days. I was an entrepreneur and also had founded a school which was only three years old. I was
We need talent to deal with the unpredictable! Our education systems, particularly school education systems, have always been too well organised and so very
Learning is joy. I am sure all of us have experienced a sense of joy and happiness in learning what we are curious about,
EduTech is having its moment. It has moved on from being a ‘nice to have category’ and a sort of ‘marketing edge’ for schools
Most of us who went to school in the 1970s and 1980s will be familiar with the 3Rs in education: they were reading, [w]riting,
The same zero-sum mentality lies behind the refusal to accept that the standards of education are improving. Every year, we and the other nations
We have had ‘enough’ of a lot of things in life: Enough of the COVID pandemic, enough of working hard, enough of managing work-life
Schools have been at the heart of human development, enabling the evolution of modern and smart cities, transitioning from a farm-based economy to a
Once the nCOVID19 pandemic triggered lockdowns and closure of schools, and other education & training systems, it meant that inevitably ‘going to schools’ was
We celebrated Teacher’s day in India, yesterday, 5th September. It is the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishna, a great teacher and a statesman, the
Teachers have had a pivotal role in each one of our lives. From Early child, to schools education and Higher Education. Our likes and