GITA FOR LIFE
A Journey from Confusion to Clarity Weekly Youth Column By Dr. Anita Kumari. In today’s fast-moving world, young minds face unprecedented pressure—academic stress, career uncertainty, emotional...
Dream beyond becoming a doctor or engineer alone
Dream beyond becoming a doctor or engineer alone
July 14, 2021
When Survival gets Pivotal than Productivity.
When Survival gets Pivotal than Productivity.
January 26, 2023
Cocoon of protective bliss.
Cocoon of protective bliss.
November 11, 2022
To Love Yourself
To Love Yourself
January 23, 2022
Pretty/Ugly
Pretty/Ugly
January 13, 2022
WHAT PROMPTS THE YOUTH OF TODAY TO MOVE TO OTHER COUNTRIES?
WHAT PROMPTS THE YOUTH OF TODAY TO MOVE TO OTHER COUNTRIES?
January 11, 2022
THE WHEEL OF TIME
THE WHEEL OF TIME
January 5, 2022
From Chalkboards to Start-ups: Reimagining Commerce Education with Real-World Learning
By: Emdi Iyer India today stands at a decisive moment in its educational transformation. As the global landscape moves rapidly toward innovation-led, skill-based, and application-oriented learning,...
“Freedom That Burns vs. Authoritarianism That Builds: The Geopolitical Debate Nobody Wants to Say Out Loud”
In the grand theatre of global geopolitics—where every handshake hides a dagger and every alliance smells faintly of petroleum—the world is often forced to choose not...
ONION: THE DEATHBED FOR EGOS
How the Humblest Vegetable Exposes the Grandest Political Illusions in Bangladesh and South Asia In a region where politics is performed like theatre and power often...
CBSE’s Competency Revolution: A Turning Point—or a New Layer of Inequality?
The Central Board of Secondary Education’s recent decision to redesign the assessment structure by making 50 percent of board examination questions competency-based from 2026 onward marks...
The Rupee’s Not So Glamorous Slide
The Rupee recently crashed past the psychological barrier of ₹90 per US dollar — something many thought would belong only in dystopian scripts or angry WhatsApp...
From Silence to Orbit — How ISRO Changed the Rules of the Cosmic Game
Shreya, Tiger Reporter, theinditimes.com For decades, the global narrative of space exploration was comfortably dominated by a handful of wealthy nations — the United States, Russia,...
Zelensky and the Endless Season: A Presidency That Began as Comedy and Became a Cliffhanger
There was a time, not long ago, when Volodymyr Zelensky’s most dangerous performance involved slipping on a banana peel on national television. Back then, his greatest...
The Pendulum Presidency — Swinging with Trump
If history ever needs a mascot for unpredictability, scientists need look no further than Donald J. Trump — the political world’s most energetic pendulum. Never in...
The India–US Trade Deal – A Timeless Saga
If diplomacy were a sport, the ongoing India–United States trade negotiations would surely qualify as the world’s longest test match—complete with rain delays, strategic pauses, and...
Travelogue to the Moon — Year 2035 Edition
By: Aadya, Cub Correspondent, theinditimes.com By 2035, humanity stood at the edge of a new era. Climate alarms echoed across continents, self-driving electric cities replaced chaotic...
Halal – One Certification Many Questions
Welcome, ladies, gentlemen, and those still waiting for their KYC verification—today we gather not to discuss global warming, education reform. No. We are here to talk...
A Letter To The Nation by Mahatma Gandhi From Heaven
Upon witnessing the UK–India Free Trade Agreement negotiations My dear brothers and sisters of India, I greet you from a place where there are no tariffs,...
The First Loan – Part 1 of The Jobra Village Story.
The sun was dipping behind the rice fields of Jobra village, turning the sky a soft orange, when The Professor walked down the dusty path, his...
The King and the Tariff Tower
Once upon a time, in the prosperous kingdom of Amerigo, there lived a king named Donald the Deal-Maker, famous for three things: his golden hair, his...
THE FLOWING ETERNITY
By : Geetha, Pune. Sitting by the beachside, watching the couples walking hand in hand, the little children playing in the sand building castles, the balloon...
Game Based Learning – A Powerful Tool In The Teaching Arsenal
Game-based learning (GBL) has emerged as a powerful tool in the teaching arsenal, offering several key benefits that enhance the learning experience. Here’s why applying games...
Empowering thinking in schools.
BY: DR. ANILKUMAR B. To make use of the learning is to apply the learning, the last step of cognitive transfer. This assumes that the understanding...
The Classroom Alchemist
AUTHOR: Nandini Malhotra, Principal Universal Academy, Tarn Taran & Author of The Classroom Alchemist. One shouldn’t opt to be a teacher unless and until one is ready...
Principal Ki Kursi
The crayon drawing captioned “Principal’s chair dissolved as my eyes watered. A decade and more has elapsed since then. I have led many schools across India...
SHOLAY-A FILM THAT COULD BE MADE ONLY ONCE
Ramesh Sippy had made a name for himself as a director with films like “Andaaz” and “Seeta Aur Geeta”, but was enamored by the idea of...
I am a firm believer that you make your own luck
I am one of the few living beings who have the ability to see four primary colours. That is why I am called a tetrachromat. Do...
Failure is temporary but giving up is permanent.
Former Chairperson of IIM Bangalore. Managing director of Biocon, a biotechnology company. Othmer gold medalist in 2014. One of top 50 women in business according to...
“I met Sir C V Raman when I was 11 years old”
Chintamani Nagesa Ramachandra Rao, also more popularly known as C N R Rao is currently the Head of the Scientific Advisory Council to the Prime Minister...
Connect Or Control, the oral way
Language, the oral way, is all about words, sentences, tone, pitch, volume and the associated body language of the speaker and the listener. Our voice and...
Methi Matar Corn Pulao – Winter Tiffin Special (Vegetarian)
By: Ms. Roma Winters always remind me of my school days in Ranchi, when foggy mornings meant wrapping scarves twice around the neck, warming our hands...
Iran & Israel: From Quiet Partners to Open Adversaries — A Story of Broken Trust and Geopolitics
In the turbulent theatre of the Middle East, few relationships have undergone a transformation as dramatic and consequential as that between Iran and Israel. What today...
The Silence Is the Story: Why the West Swallowed Its Voice on Putin’s India Visit
When Vladimir Putin stepped onto Indian soil for a full-scale state visit, the world waited for the usual Western spectacle — the stern statements, podium anger,...
IndiGo in Turbulence: A Crisis India’s Aviation Industry Can’t Ignore
India’s largest airline is facing the largest crisis in its history—and the turbulence is far from over. With hundreds of IndiGo flights cancelled, thousands of passengers...
Obituary to Rote Learning
CBSE’s Competency Revolution As the education system prepares to transition toward competency-based assessment, we mark the symbolic end of an era dominated by Rote Learning—once a...
