While the pandemic has disrupted every aspect of normalcy, academics have suffered the most. Businesses and governments will make back the money they lost, but how can students bring back their academic year? There is no rewind button on their studies, and this gap year has affected the career pathwaysRead More →
This year has been academically challenging for a lot of students, all over the world. To help students get back with their studies and resume their academics – which forms the basis of a good career for them in the long run, the government of Tamil Nadu has come upRead More →
The pandemic has had severe consequences on the academics of students all over the country. And while many have missed out on learning, many others have, due to financial constraints, are unable to afford access to schooling equipment. Unemployment, as an issue, has spread far and wide, and therefore theRead More →
The coronavirus outbreak has indeed held multiple industries across the world to a standstill. People all around the world see no end to their plight. Jobs are difficult to come by and prices of things seem to skyrocket. And just when things do not seem to get any better, students,Read More →
The Beti Bachao Beti Padhao(BBBP) was launched by the Prime Minister on 22nd January 2015 at Haryana. This Scheme was brought into existence because of the dire need of saving girl children from disempowerment. According to the 2011 Census, the sex ratio declined significantly. Moreover, the need for education amongstRead More →
With the onset of the pandemic, education, by and large, ended up taking a backseat. Schools have remained shut for over a year now, and one can only wonder when everything will be safe enough to allow kids to enter schools to resume their academics. In the meanwhile, educational facilitiesRead More →
Grade 10 is a crucial year in the academic life of any individual. It lays the foundation for the student’s higher education and sets the course for what their future has in store for them. However, studies reveal that most girls from poorer families in India cannot afford higher educationRead More →
While the pandemic brought in a lot of restrictions to things, we usually took for granted, it has also revolutionized some other walks of life. E-learning was always looked at as something as a facet of a utopian future, but with the Coronavirus pandemic, the future turned into the presentRead More →
In the current world, if someone intends to cut out from the vicious cycle of poverty and make something financially sustainable for oneself, one has to educate oneself. Over the years, the Indian government has paid heed to the need for quality education, not just for the limited few, butRead More →
With education getting onto a new platform, learning has now leaped out of the four walls of a mere classroom. To learn is to now sit in the comfort of your house in front of your smart devices, while your teacher might be seated thousands of miles away. This isRead More →