India’s AI curriculum broadens access, but risks widening the employability gap. India’s Economic Survey 2024-25 flagged the tension directly. Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran noted that while technology eventually creates more jobs than it displaces, the critical period lies in between. That interval requires supporting institutions, changed academic curricula, and changed workplace practices. India’s AI education policy, rolled out through CBSE from 2026-27, is

Mahatma Basweshwar, the 12 th  century philosopher and social reformer, articulated a vision of society grounded in equality, dignity of labor, rational devotion and service to humanity. He was the prime minister who preferred pavement; he was the voice of the voiceless. His timeless wisdom is needed today to reshape the modern India. His principles of Kayaka (work as worship) and Dasoha  (sharing and service) remain profoundly relevant in addressing contemporary challenges

India’s school system has long prided itself on scale. But scale, as the latest Class 10 results of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) suggest, is increasingly accompanied by stratification. Over 93.7 percent of students cleared the exams; more than 55,000 scored above 95 percent. Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan and Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti posted near-perfect pass rates. Private schools, too, performed robustly. At the bottom sat government-aided schools, with a p

Why Vice-Chancellor appointments stalled in the state AI generated image Kolhapur: A pattern of prolonged delays in appointing vice-chancellors across Maharashtra’s state universities is raising questions that go beyond administrative inefficiency, touching upon legality, governance, and academic fallout. With key posts lying vacant for months and interim arrangements becoming the norm, the issue now sits at the intersection of constitutional responsibility and regulatory com