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Eight Decades, Thirty Ministers, One Education System: Progress Amid Persistent Challenges

The country's education journey has expanded access, institutions and policy reforms, but examination irregularities, governance concerns and implementation gaps continue to test public confidence.

Career Compass

Career Compass: Our biggest promotion may come after our biggest failure

Failure can become the experience that strengthens resilience, develops leadership, and prepares us for greater opportunities, writes Dr. Pavithra .M R

International Youth Day 2026: India Celebrates Its Youth, But Is It Listening to Them?

International Youth Day 2026: India Celebrates Its Youth, But Is It Listening to Them?

India speaks frequently of its demographic dividend. The harder question is whether its young people are being heard when they ask for jobs, fair examinations, better education and a meaningful place in public life.

NALSAR, the CJI and the meaning of institutional dissent

The dispute over Chief Justice Surya Kant’s proposed appearance at NALSAR’s convocation is not simply a disagreement between students and a judge. It raises a larger question about constitutional values, judicial procedure and the place of dissent in a law university.