Atul Krishna is a Senior Assistant Editor at The New Indian. With 17 years of experience in exposing lies and corruption, he focuses on themes of business and economics, particularly in the realms of education and higher education, covering topics such as campus life, public and private education, and educational technology. Atul's work has been featured in Careers360, The New Indian, and The Ken.
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Atul Krishna focuses on local news, particularly crime and government & politics in India, with a strong emphasis on breaking news and government announcements. He would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights or comments related to ongoing investigations, legal developments, and political controversies within India.
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By: Atul Krishna
GenAI is for the staff room, not the classroom
As India’s best-known social-sciences institute churns out courses to please the market, it’s neglecting what built its legacy. To the detriment of students
Short of faculty and strapped for money, public universities are hiring a great many guest teachers to plug the gap. To the chagrin of faculty and students alike
With Upgrad’s impending acquisition of Unacademy, two companies that had different outlooks on the edtech ecosystem are now sharing a vision
Strapped for cash back home, universities like Deakin, Bristol, and Aberdeen are looking at India to pad their wallets. They are finding it a tough market
By: Atul Krishna
The government is moving NEET online to fight question paper leaks, but the real problem might not have to do with the mode of exam
By: Atul Krishna
Anand Mahindra built an elite engg university. It isn’t attracting elite students - Atul Krishna
Schools are scrambling to get their AI lessons in order. It’s proving to be a struggle
Schools are scrambling to get their AI lessons in order. It’s proving to be a struggle
By: Atul Krishna
Overseas education lenders have paused their IPOs plans and turned to the domestic market for growth as the US, UK, and Canada have moved to restrict the flow of foreign students
