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Every generation falls in love with protest. Every nation eventually learns it cannot be governed by one. India’s political history is crowded with leaders who rose...
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In South Asia, cinema has always been the fastest way to trigger a diplomatic mood swing. One week, actors are exchanging cross-border compliments; the next, nationalists...
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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,...
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 recently crashed past the psychological barrier of ₹90 per US dollar — something many thought would belong only in dystopian scripts or angry WhatsApp...
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,...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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,...
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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...
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...
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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...
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...
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...
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...
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 one of the few living beings who have the ability to see four primary colours. That is why I am called a tetrachromat. Do...
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...
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...
By: Mr. Muralidharan Narayanaswamy. We are extraordinarily generous people—at least with wishes. We hand them out like visiting cards: All the best! Good luck! Hope everything...
By: Ms. Vipin Sharma “Training the Mind is the Essence of Education. So Master the Mind and Master the World “said Swami Chinmayanandajee True Education will...
