Had it not been for its IAS officers, Kerala’s flood damage would have been worse
August 2, 2019
The one thing that stood out during the devastating Kerala
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The one thing that stood out during the devastating Kerala
As per data published by Tea Board India, the number
Madhuri was in class 9 when she became friends with
A resident of Bangalore for a quarter of a decade, Jila and his wife farm for a landowner. Prior to the lockdown the couple used
The Kandivli Education Society gave new Smart phones with SIM cards and one year mobile data to students of std 10 of SVPVVidyalaya, Kandivli West,
Only a year ago, images of snow-white toxic foam floating over the Yamuna river in Delhi had shocked the world, waking it up to the
After three decades of following the same National Education Policy (NEP) which was formulated in 1986, the new NEP was released on July 29 this
As many as 325 ponds have been revived in drought-prone Bundelkhand’s Jhansi district under “One Village, One Pond” initiative launched by the district administration. Jhansi
After winning national recognition, the mascots of women empowerment are now at the forefront of popularising online education. Moving with the Covid times, ‘Nari Shakti
Library Enraptures Three Generations Like tufts of cotton, different layers of cirrus and cumulous clouds can be seen drifting with the breeze against the azure
Sashi, a rag picker in Grade 1, went to school for a few days before the pandemic broke out and school shut down. He is
Water security is the adaptive capacity to safeguard the sustainable availability of, access to, and safe use of water for health, livelihoods, ecosystems, and productive
Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) is the vision of the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi of making India a self-reliant nation. This mission is not restricted
Growing up in Gopalapuram village in Warangal (Rural) district, Raju Mupparapu noticed how streetlights in his village, which were switched on as early as 5
Introduction How does a state with 14000+ government schools, 60000 teachers and more than 15 lakh students create momentum to achieve a common goal: improving
In these unprecedented times when life has come to a standstill owing to months of lockdown period in the country, people across diverse social classes
Subject: Home Schooling in Sikkim to bridge the digital divide When the schools were closed in March 2020 on account of the Covid-19 pandemic