Mint
Open minds please: Schools can’t teach children everything but must foster lifelong teaching
By Anurag Behar
Official statements on events, developments and important announcements
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Gujarat Morning Post
India’s Fight Against Air Pollution: Why Citizen Science Matters
By Manisha Mishra, Mohmmad Irshad
Deccan Herald
When the Spotlight Fades: The Unseen Mental Health Struggles of Drag Artists
By Swati Modh
Sikkim Express
Government schools embrace phonics to build early English skills
By Isabella Gurung
The Times of India
NEHU hosts climate festival, highlighting India’s diverse ecosystems
By Manosh Das
Deccan Herald
Why schools must teach children to be active citizens
By Aruna Sankaranarayanan
Hub News
Climate festival to bring rivers, forests and mountains alive at NEHU
By Hub Network
Mint
Oracles of AI are gambling with the future of children, workers, and others. Why let them?
By Anurag Behar
Deccan Herald
Mansoor Ali Khan to head vision group on minority education
By DHNS
The Indian Tribal
How Tribal Haats in Odisha are being used to improve nutrition
By Deepanwita Gita Niyogi
Mid-day
Shaunak Sen on taking termite to TIFF: ‘After Oscar nomination, it’s easier to get meetings’
By Upala KBR
Frontline
Unready urban India
By Harini Nagendra, Arvind Lakshmisha
Mint
The OECD’s school report obfuscates a global education emergency instead of raising an alarm — why?
By Anurag Behar
The News Minute
Gold rings or rights? The patriarchal underpinnings of Tamil Nadu’s Thaimaman scheme
By Dipa Sinha
India Water Portal
Fading Kuhls and Gharats: The human cost of hydropower on Himachal Pradesh’s altered rivers
By Rachit Tiwari
The Hollywood Reporter India
What is Janato Cinema? How Azim Premji Foundation’s new initiative is backing socially-engaged films
By Zico Ghosh
The Times of India
Cascading hazards and the limits of transboundary preparedness in the Himalayas
By Remya S N
Times of Karnataka
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By Times of Karnataka
Frontline
Among other challenges, the ongoing Census 2027 is also rooted in a trust deficit, thanks to the ruling party’s continual rhetoric around citizenship and illegal immigration.
By Vikas Kumar
ET Education
Azim Premji Foundation to support 20,000 girls in Delhi with higher education scholarships
By ET Education
Frontline
New census, old problems
By Vikas Kumar
Civil Society
‘There was no need to set up the new committee on NEET’
By Dileep Ranjekar
The Hindu
Azim Premji scholarship for girls announced
By The Hindu Bureau
The Hans India
Azim Premji University to screen documentary on Kannada scholar
By The Hans India
