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  • Opinion: 7-point agenda for CJP — the bigger battle for future of India’s youth

    Cockroach Janta Party must broaden its mission beyond examination integrity to address education and employment challenges
  • Drug tests at schools—a stitch in time

    If schools conduct other health check-ups on their campus, then why not a drug screening test on the campus?
  • Opinion: The missing subject in India’s education system — Civic Awareness

    Civic awareness should not be an occasional chapter buried in a social studies textbook. It must become a practical and continuous part of education
  • Editorial: Preserve linguistic diversity

    Three-language policy structurally privileges Hindi-speaking students and undermines fairness, federalism, regional equality and linguistic diversity
  • Opinion: Why India’s graduates are unemployed

    India does not need more graduates; it needs better-prepared graduates who are aligned to employment market
  • Opinion: Telangana must increase public spending on education to build human capital

    Reliance on private institutions and targeted subsidies may expand access for disadvantaged groups, but it does little to strengthen educational institutions
  • PM Modi to launch Rs 62,000 crore youth and education push with focus on Bihar tomorrow

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch initiatives worth over Rs 62,000 crore on Saturday, with Bihar in focus. The projects span education, skilling, entrepreneurship, credit support and scholarships, aiming to empower youth and strengthen India’s workforce in line with NEP 2020
  • Centre not imposing any language on States, says Dharmendra Pradhan

    nion Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan clarified that the Centre is not imposing any language on States. The three-language policy is flexible, with the mother tongue as a priority. He dismissed political claims suggesting the policy creates divisions

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