CBSE’s new sensitisation module puts inclusive education back where it belongs — inside the everyday life of the school
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How Theory of Knowledge and India’s Pramana tradition can help teachers equip students to question, verify and navigate misinformation in the age of AI and social media, writes Sanghamitra Roy.
As India hosts the BRICS summit in New Delhi, the grouping enters a more difficult phase. Its influence has grown, but so have its internal differences. For India, the larger opportunity lies in making BRICS useful to the Global South rather than turning it into another front in the contest with the West.
Behind the scenes, AI agents are reshaping recruitment, retention and performance with a human touch, writes Sushmita Srivastava.
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