Three years since it became law on April 1, 2010, it’s becoming increasingly clear this historic legislation was hastily drafted without proper evaluation of ground realities in primary education criminally neglected for over six decades. A close reading of the RTE Act indicates that several of its ill-conceived provisions have the potential to wreck India’s primary-secondary education

Although widely acclaimed as a country with a mathematics heritage stretching back to Aryabhatta and Ramanujan, there’s been a steady decline of students opting for maths higher education in post-independence India. Even the mathematical skills of 230 million children in primary-secondary education are in steep decline

Dr. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon is professor of education at the University of London

Since it admitted its first batch of 56 class I-VI students in 2008, the CBSE-affiliated TWS has set new benchmarks in school education for the educationally backward state of Jharkhand

The demand for trained hotel and hospitality management personnel is unabated, offering youth attractive career opportunities, sizeable pay packages and conducive conditions