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India is among the youngest countries in the world, with every third person being a youth. This young population is the reason why economists and policy leaders are optimistic about India’s future, and youth is expected to...
India is on the cusp of launching itself on the global map. The winds of political change that swept the country resulted in a decisive mandate for the Narendra Modi-led NDA government. With this, several sectors...
The UPA government had ambitious plans to revamp the country’s education. But with the Union Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) unable to push important bills in the previous sessions of Parliament, this remains unfulfilled. In...
The 2014-15 interim budget was a boon for people who had availed educational loans. Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram announced a moratorium period for all education loans taken till March 31, 2009, and outstanding as of...
Education has taken a whole new turn with the advent of technology. We cannot ignore the enthusiastic spree of older schools to upgrade their infrastructure and match up the modern day techno schools. Education has moved...
It was amidst a host of leaders from over 70 countries and delegates of governments, businesses and NGOs in World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) phase II in Tunis (Tunisia) where digitalLEARNING was born in...
Being father of two it was a big challenge for me to pick up the school where I can send my children. It is not an easy task to select a school for one’s children these...
The current issue hinges on the pivot of preschool that is in a very nascent stage but the market forecast has its own appeal. We explore this territory to bring you closer to the realities of...
In a recent development, MHRD has decided to constitute a committee to drive up the research performance of academic Institutions. This is a welcome step, because as India moves in the global knowledge economy, the country...
Addressing the concern of quality in higher education, Rashtriya Uchattar Shiksha Abhiyan (National Higher Education Mission) under the Ministry of Human Resources, has recently proposed to put a ceiling of 200 on the maximum number of...
Dr Ravi Gupta Editor-in-Chief Ravi.Gupta@elets.in The Human Resource Development Minister, Dr M M Pallam Raju, has recently stated that India is to achieve 80 percent literacy rate by 2015. The current literacy rate of India is 73...
Education by itself is a great equaliser of life, but it is through the use of ICT that we can enable a larger cross-section of society to gain access to quality education. Now the HRD Ministry, in association...