As the SAT goes digital, Indian students face new challenges—from screen fatigue to tech tools—but with the right preparation, they can adapt and succeed in this changing exam landscape.
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With no national law regulating smartphone use in schools, Indian students face rising distractions, cyber risks, and educational setbacks as classrooms struggle to adapt to the digital age.
Ryan Baidya, Ph.D., MBA, of Takshila Foundation, examines the Ukraine war’s impact on global geopolitics. The conflict has strained NATO, the EU, and U.S. leadership while empowering emerging powers like Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. As Western influence declines, shifting alliances may redefine global security and governance, necessitating a new Dharmic Democracy-led world order.
Ryan Baidya, Ph.D., MBA, Takshila Foundation, San Jose, USA, explores the balance between inclusivity and exclusivity in Sanatana Dharma. While Hinduism embraces diversity and coexistence, conversion-based religions often seek expansion through exclusivity. This openness, though enriching, also poses risks. True inclusivity must uphold dharma while guarding against adharma to preserve cultural and spiritual integrity.
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South Korea tightens rules as AI enters exam cheating, Is India ready for next challenge?
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Bangladesh looks to China for skills overhaul, from smart classrooms to graduate employment
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NMC mercy attempt: Eligible MBBS students get another chance to clear first professional exams
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Global MBA without leaving work? IIM Kozhikode plans blended program for executives
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IIT Madras School Connect sees girls close gender gap, account for 49% of enrollments
IIT Madras School Connect sees girls close gender gap, account for 49% of enrollments
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Campus beyond caste: IIT Bombay issues new anti-discrimination guidelines
Study in Bengaluru, earn University of Liverpool degree: UK institution opens campus
4 dead in Oregon school shooting in US, teen gunman killed
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If AI can solve business problems, why pursue an MBA? IIM Ahmedabad director explains
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