The Unsung Heroes of Education Teachers are often called the backbone of any education system. They shape young minds, nurture talent, and play a critical role in nation-building. Yet, in India, a country with one of the largest school-going populations in the world, a crucial question looms: Are teachers being paid enough for their pivotal...
The Great Debate: Degrees vs. Skills In India, the traditional education system has long prioritized theoretical knowledge, with success often measured by marks, degrees, and certifications. However, as industries evolve and the job market becomes increasingly dynamic, a critical question has emerged: Should Indian education focus more on skill development instead of just academic credentials?...
A Tale of Two Systems: The Divide in Indian Education In India, the debate between privately managed and government schools is as old as the education system itself. With over 250 million school-going children in the country, the question of which system better serves their needs remains a critical one. While private schools are often...
As the demand for business education continues to soar in India, government policies play a pivotal role in shaping the future of MBA programs. From regulatory frameworks to funding initiatives, the Indian government’s involvement is significant, influencing how institutions operate and what students can expect from their educational journey. Understanding these policies is crucial for...
Is Shimla Finally Bridging the Gap Between Tradition and Modern Learning? Shimla, 2025 — Known for its colonial charm and historic educational institutions, Shimla is now witnessing a significant transformation in its schooling ecosystem. Emerging schools such as Himalayan Crest Academy, Oakridge International School, and Evergreen Public School are offering affordable education combined with modern infrastructure, catering to the aspirations...
In India, the battle for the best education has become a status symbol, with many parents equating high fees and luxurious infrastructure with better learning outcomes. The belief that a well-funded, high-profile school offers superior education is pervasive, but it’s time to shift the narrative. Luxury does not equal quality learning, and in many cases, it can overshadow what...
In India’s highly competitive educational landscape, where the spotlight often falls on high-profile institutions and the elite few, emerging schools are steadily proving that excellence does not always come with a prestigious name or an exorbitant fee structure. These relatively lesser-known schools are quietly reshaping the educational experience, offering innovative teaching methodologies, personalized attention, and a focus on holistic development that...
A Generation at the Crossroads Uttar Pradesh (UP), a state deeply rooted in tradition, is witnessing a generational shift as its youth navigate the tension between progressive ideals and longstanding cultural values. With over 34% of UP’s population under the age of 25 (Census 2011), the state’s young citizens hold the key to its socio-political...
In India, the link between high fees and better education has been ingrained in the minds of many parents for years. It is commonly believed that the more expensive a school is, the better the education it provides. From sprawling campuses to luxury facilities, the assumption is that expensive schools offer superior education. However, this perception is not only...
In India, choosing the right school for your child has often been synonymous with looking at rankings. Top rankings in prestigious educational lists have become the gold standard for parents seeking the best education. But the truth is, rankings don’t always tell the full story of a school’s quality or its ability to provide a nurturing, holistic education. More...