Diksha Yadav

Education is a vital pillar in shaping the next generation and their outlook on life. And in today's world, assessments act as the key metric for determining educational achievement. These assessments serve as a standardized way to gauge how effectively an individual has absorbed and applied their learning.

Women Workforce, Care Economy, TFR Decline & Bihar's Growth Dear Listeners,

India's 8.2% GDP growth masks deeper challenges: outdated statistics, innovation deficit, and brain drain threaten long-term prospects.

New Episode Is Out On WTM Podcast! New UP BJP Chief Takes Charge, Will Cadre Spring Into Action Now?

After its Lok Sabha losses, the BJP turned to a rare Kurmi leader with deep electoral roots and no entrenched factional loyalties.

Vikas Singh, a sport sciences graduate looking to transition into logistics, learned about the PM Internship Scheme in late 2024. He had already completed a six-month logistics internship with a private company after college. He applied in the first round. The portal, he says, was not smooth. But the offer that came through was good: the Container Corporation of India (CONCOR), a Navratna PSU under the Ministry of Railways.

A person running a manufacturing unit is not a fraudster. He is not an environmental criminal. He did not steal from the government or endanger any consumer. At some point in the ordinary course of running a small business in India, he was technically a criminal, because the law said so.

In conversation with Prof Prasanna Tantri Dear Listeners, Most takes on the rupee at 96 and the prime minister's appeal to save fuel sound bleak.

The chip Pratap Narayan Singh, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Vervesemi Microelectronics, picks up off his desk in Greater Noida is roughly the size of a fingernail and weighs less than a grain of rice. "This one is for weighing scales," he says, dropping it back down. "India needs about five billion of these a year, it can be used in multiple devices. Today, every one of them comes from outside."

When R. Shamasastry stumbled upon a bundle of palm leaves in the Mysore Government Oriental Library in 1905, he realised he was holding the