Chandni Khan is a young Indian activist and editor who is passionate about improving the lives of street children in different parts of India. Born in 1997, Chandni is only in her mid-20s, but she has already made a significant impact in the field of child welfare. Chandni co-founded the NGO Continue Reading
Aditi Gupta is a woman on a mission to break the taboo surrounding menstruation in India. She’s the co-founder of Menstrupedia, a social venture that’s creating awareness about menstrual health and hygiene in India and around the world. Aditi’s journey began when she moved from Jharkhand to Ahmedabad to pursue her degree in design. While […]Continue Reading
We came across a generation where people destroy the planet by trashing waste and spill oil into the ocean along with their own acts and facts. However, young minds are distinctive and proving to fix what is left of the earth. In recent times, we came across stories of a school going student protesting against […]Continue Reading
At a global level, the Indian education sector is amongst the largest, with over 250 million school going students, more than anywhere else. It also has one of the largest networks of higher education institutions in the world. In 2017-18, the total number of colleges and universities in India stood at 39,050 and 903 respectively. […]Continue Reading
Holistic education is one of the sectors of education which is slowly emerging as the most relevant sector of education. Meditation, mental exercises and moral studies are the three prime subjects generally taught through this kind of education. These elements are very important for the development of a human being. Those elements help the human […]Continue Reading
The strike launched by the transport workers’ unions has badly destabilized the normal life of those Tamil Nadu people, who largely depend on the transport services operating in the state to meet their transportation needs. Tamil Nadu is one of the poorest states of India. The majority of the state’s population depends on the agricultural […]Continue Reading
Why should we go for higher education? In a normal circumstance, the best answer is that the education helps us to grab a better career and enables us to considerably increase our knowledge level and critical thinking ability. Interestingly, the scientists have recently found another reason on why should we go to the universities to […]Continue Reading
The Bihar examinations, particularly its class twelve board examination and its class ten board examination, are always a matter of suspicion since some top media houses reported the prevalence of a wide range of corruption in the education department. Last year, in the state, one of the toppers of the Bihar School Examination Board exam […]Continue Reading
To carry the minority skill-development program to the next level, the Union government had inked a brief loan-agreement with the World Bank. Reports say that, the Bank had last day offered around fifty million dollars to the central government with a liberal repayment agreement. The money will be utilized to strengthen the skill-development and educational […]Continue Reading
AISFM and JNAFAU announced degrees in Journalism, Advertising and Media Annapurna International School of Film + Media (AISFM) and Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University (JNAFAU) today signed an MoU to offer new four-year undergraduate and two-year postgraduate degrees with specializations in media. The details of the MoU were unveiled by Dr. P Padmavathi, Continue Reading



















