Providing guidance to the students of DU since 2008 on matters of sex, dating, and intimacy, Amma is back again this week with her dose of advice. Question: NEP has made it tough to juggle academic responsibilities and romantic needs.…

The NEP has ushered in several changes to the field of Indian education, from what and how students study to how teachers teach. On paper, the NEP has made education more flexible and overall more ‘glamorous’, incorporating global exposure and…

The classroom has turned into an assembly line of submissions, and teachers, overwhelmed by grading requirements, have little time left for meaningful mentorship or feedback. Education has long been regarded as a process of intellectual discovery—of thinking deeply, questioning boldly,…

Five years after the National Education Policy declared an increase of 6% of the country’s GDP to be spent on education, higher education has seen multiple funding cuts across universities in India. An increase from 2% of the previous…

Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has asserted that at the core of the National Education Policy lies the goal of “decolonising education and achieving aspirations, creating pride in our languages, culture and knowledge.” As students of critical thinking, we must then…

First introduced in the 1960s, the Three-Language Formula was introduced as a part of India’s national education policy to promote national integration and multilingual competence.  Aiming to foster linguistic harmony and facilitate easy communication across state borders, the Three-Language-Formula and…