Improving children’s education should be everyone’s priority. But it requires more than fragmented fixes. Real progress needs a comprehensive strategy with curriculum reform, teacher empowerment, and…
Elite American universities have historically shaped the country’s ideological consensus, but they no longer control discourse or the interpretation of events. The framework they established has…
Frugal science expands traditional science by prioritising inclusion and practical capability over cost. But structural biases and lack of institutional support hinder its growth. Mainstreaming…
Multiple forms of mathematical knowledge exist among different communities, which draw from specific cultural contexts and are utilised for local needs.
The search for oneself in these neoliberal times, a job market for psychologists, and the emergence of an “Indian psychology” explain the current popularity of this academic discipline in India. What…
The UGC’s 2025 draft regulations for selection of vice-chancellors require review. While currently the appointment processes do often prioritise politics, the proposed regulations – going beyond the…
Israel's wholesale erasure of all forms of regular Palestinian life in the Gaza strip includes the specific targeting of educational institutions and their staff. The ruination of the education…
The government’s One Nation, One Subscription scheme seeks to expand digital access to academic journals, which are usually very expensive. But questions remain about the true extent of coverage and…
Rising college fee costs mean a growing debt burden for Indian students in North America and the UK, and an excess supply of graduates mean it is much more difficult to get jobs after graduation.
The trend of doctoral scholars and researchers in Western universities hiring poorly paid Indians for fieldwork reinforces gatekeeping in knowledge production.
