education
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Surge in government school enrolment during Covid-19 reversed, finds survey
Scroll Staff
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How Manmohan Singh took to economics, and got interested in politics, in college
Daman Singh
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Draft UGC rules allow UG, PG students to pick any discipline regardless of previous stream
Scroll Staff
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Will the Centre’s ‘one nation one subscription’ scheme restrict academic freedom?
Johanna Deeksha
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Australia: Cap on international students will have long-term negative effects
Jasmine Stephens, The Australian National University Melissa Conley Tyler, The University of Melbourne
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Bihar is using an app to track teachers’ attendance – much to their anger
Johanna Deeksha
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Supreme Court upholds constitutional validity of Uttar Pradesh madrasa law
Scroll Staff
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Not ‘rote’ learning but focus on two principles that produces skilled, creative Chinese students
Peter Yongqi Gu, The Conversation Stephen Dobson, The Conversation
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Meet the reader inspired to seek their own eclectic, confused and misdirected adventures with books
Saikat Majumdar
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The paradox of liberal arts education in India – and how to fix it
Anil Mammen
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School students to get a new ID called Apaar. Activists are worried
Johanna Deeksha
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A philanthropist writes about a collective effort to educate and empower poor widows in India
Raj Loomba
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Stop funding madrasas: Child rights body tells state governments
Scroll Staff
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The AI future from a 70-year-old Roald Dahl story is here – are you afraid?
Prithwiraj Mukherjee
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What the ‘India hype’ hides: Economic malaise, dysfunctional politics and a broken country
Ashoka Mody
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Are IIM Mumbai’s high rankings based on inflated numbers?
Johanna Deeksha
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History of Hyderabad: How state support for education gave India its first vernacular university
Dinesh C Sharma
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Urdu schools left in lurch by CBSE decision to allow board exams in only English, Hindi
Scroll Staff
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Hindi paradox: Language of cultural pride that few Indians can read and write properly in
Apoorvanand
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A government scholarship took them abroad. But then left them in a lurch
Johanna Deeksha