Religion, Faith and Cancer
The trick that life plays when you are on the edge is confusing. This is an excerpt from a chapter written by Anuraag Khaund for the book ‘Adulting with Cancer’
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How do our children need their education to be?
Divanshu & Samyak are the co-founders of Involve, an education social enterprise working towards the vision of developing agency in school students. Visit the Markadhana cluster in the Chindwara district of Tribal Madhya Pradesh, and you will see something unusual. While schools have been closed on and off during Covid, one thing that has been…
Education in post-colonial societies and Paulo Freire’s insights
Paulo Freire’s conceptualization of school education 50 years ago is relevant even today in post colonial societies, calling for a problem-posing method of education that includes perspectives of the marginalized.
Assam and the rain: Deluge in paradise
Assam’s flood management needs a more long-term approach to increase room for river to flow.
Perceptions on farming: Stories from Bundelkhand
Organic farming may not be viable at a large scale yet, but modern farming has degraded the quality and variety of food we eat in India
A Games to Remember: Top Three Moments from the Birmingham Commonwealth Games 2022
Avinash Sable and Lakshya Sen are among the three memorable events that happened during the Commonwealth Games held at Birmingham
Why does an Indianised conceptualization of Liberty matter?
The tradition of liberty in Indian history across Gandhi, Vivekananda, Golwalkar, Tagore- all must continue unabated to realise the India’s true potential as the Viswa Guru.
Evaluating Early Childhood Education in National Education Policy 2020
While the NEP 2020 brings the much needed attention to early childhood education, and aspires to make India’s education system the best, there are some pitfalls on how its could treat diverse children at a tender age of three, in a homogenous manner.
Paracosm – A less reflected take on “Atrangi Re”
Which translates to “funnily weird” on Wikipedia. But, what about that silent and possibly uncomfortable talk about the mental health of the protagonist?
Tomb of Sand – Painting the trivial from a palette of extraordinary colors
“Tomb of Sand” gives us a genuine, realistic resolution in the author’s distinctive manner, in contrast to most novels that purport to have a realistic touch with fantasy-like endings
The Child and the Curriculum: Two Ends of the Educational Process
Child and Curriculum are the two ends of school education as rethought by John Dewey
Indian Navy gearing up for shifting defense dynamics in the world?
Inching towards the revival of India’s forgotten service: Is the Indian Navy gearing up for shifting defense dynamics in the world?
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