Dipti Singh is a Special Correspondent at Mid-Day. She covers the education beat while also delving into climate change, environmental issues, and topics relevant to Mumbaikars, with a particular focus on animal rights and education management. Dipti’s work has been featured in Mid-Day, Gujarati Midday, and The Economic Times.
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It wasn't a government order that weakened Maharashtra's state board ecosystem. It was a decision taken one admission form at a time.
A group of private school managements and teachers' organisations has accused the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) education department of allegedly coercing employees of aided and unaided private schools into carrying out voter roll revision work as Booth Level Officers (BLOs), despite court orders and Election Commission guidelines that, they claim, prohibit such appointments.
Every morning for the past two months, Harish Kumar has walked into his daughter's hospital room hoping for one thing – that his 21-year-old daughter, Harshita, will speak.
As Marathi-medium schools grapple with falling student count, the state education department has launched a state-wide social media campaign with one-minute reels on innovative government schools with the hope of boosting enrolment in vernacular education.
The legal battle over Govandi's controversial SMS Envoclean biomedical waste treatment facility has entered a new phase, with the Supreme Court and the National Green Tribunal (NGT) issuing key orders that will shape the long-running dispute.
Nine-year-old Devika Sawant is learning German. Eight-year-old Pradnya Jadhav confidently counts in Japanese, introduces herself in the language, creates Warli paintings, experiments with artificial intelligence (AI) and eagerly awaits virtual interactions with children from other countries.
Days after the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) intensified inspections and crackdowns on restaurants and commercial food establishments across the state, a parents' body has demanded that the same scrutiny be extended to school and college canteens. In a representation addressed to the state's Food and Drugs Administration Minister and the FDA Commissioner on Tuesday, the Global Parents Teachers Association (GPTA) sought immediate statewide inspections of canteens at educational institutions. The GPTA said that while eateries, restaurants and other food businesses have recently come under the FDA's scanner, canteens operating within educational campuses should not escape similar inspections as they cater to one of the most vulnerable sections of society – children and young adults.
Days after Mirror highlighted parents' concerns over unhygienic food in school and college canteens, the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has rolled out a statewide food safety regime for educational institutions, making regular inspections, FSSAI licensing and stricter hygiene standards mandatory.
On November 20, 1988, Mahesh Shetty unlocked the door to a single classroom with a simple conviction: one day, it would become something much bigger.
A 10-year-old Class V student from Mumbai Public School on Sevaram Lalwani Marg in Mulund (West) has allegedly been left so traumatised by repeated humiliation by her class teacher that she now refuses to attend school and has told her parents she would end her life if forced to return, her family has alleged.
