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The Visual Thinking Classroom

Visual Thinking Routines are reshaping English classrooms by helping students observe closely, interpret texts, build arguments, participate in discussions and become independent learners.

Is Anant Ambani the right voice to teach sustainability?

The Illusion of Transparency: Why Releasing Mere ‘Question IDs’ Mocks India’s Doctors

Bharat Ratna for Gyanesh Kumar, as questions mount over the ECI

Eight Decades, Thirty Ministers, One Education System: Progress Amid Persistent Challenges

The students came to Delhi to build a future. Why are they paying for the city’s failures?

Theory of Knowledge: Preparing Teachers and Students in an Age of Information

Mrs Sanghamitra Roy, TGT English and Activity Coordinator, Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan, and CBSE Resource Person (COE WEST)

India hosts the expanded BRICS Summit as geopolitical tensions test the grouping’s unity. As BRICS marks 20 years, the focus turns to India’s role in bridging differences and shaping a more practical Global South agenda.

BRICS at 20: What Has It Achieved, and What Should India Build Next?

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.

How AI agents are humanising HR

Behind the scenes, AI agents are reshaping recruitment, retention and performance with a human touch, writes Sushmita Srivastava.

The Economy of AI: Redefining Value and Money

AI is changing the economics of education as well. Previously, personalized education involved a lot of manpower and infrastructural support, says Monica Malhotra Kandhari, MD of AASOKA by MBD Group