Education News

Social media ban: Will the Aussie model work for India?

The Hindu hosted a webinar titled, ‘Social media ban: Will the Aussie model work for India?’, on August 10, 2026, Monday, at 5:00 p.m.

State PSCs under scrutiny as exam irregularities, delays erode trust

I share concerns over Arday appointment, says Cambridge University head

Vice-chancellor Deborah Prentice acknowledged the "anger and anxiety around this damaging and difficult case".

CBSE re-evaluation glitches mar admissions and NEET, JEE prep

Bridging the gender divide

Swa Taleem ensures that girls, especially from under-represented communities in Haryana, do not lose out on their education

An interview with Allison Rohe of Venture Lab

The Deputy Director, Venture Lab, IE’s start-up incubator, talks about the IE-IMPACT programme and its relevance in today’s complex world

An interview with Dhuwarakha Sriram of YuWaah

As society and workplaces transform, the skills required of youngsters must also evolve, says the Chief of Generation Unlimited (YuWaah), Adolescent/Youth Development and Partnerships at UNICEF India

Maharashtra’s reservation policies undermined by University admissions practices

Beyond recipes: Why Food Studies matter in education

U.K. government pauses Chevening Fellowships for a year over likely budget cuts

Chevening Fellowships, including the CRISP programme for science and innovation; the fellowship on cybersecurity; and South Asia Journalism Programme are halted; Chevening Scholarships are currently open

Kerala seeks extension of AICTE deadline for engineering admissions

This comes against the backdrop of concerns raised by a section of aspirants about seats remaining vacant in government engineering colleges and objections against ongoing decentralised spot admissions process to fill them

AAP 2.0? Beyond education, CJP seeks a wider civil society footprint