Rishabh Chauhan

India’s higher education funding remains concentrated in elite institutes despite vast student demand. The gap has sharpened questions over access, research support and the future of public universities.

A tiny elite in IITs, IIMs and NITs commands nearly half of India's higher education budget.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to work from home where possible has pushed Indian companies back into a remote-work debate. The discussion now centres on whether businesses are culturally and operationally ready for a lasting hybrid model.

Delhi schools and universities are preparing to shift classes online after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged institutions to reduce fuel consumption amid rising global energy concerns.

Allegations that 135 questions from a circulated guess paper matched the NEET UG 2026 exam have once again put the National Testing Agency under scrutiny, marking its sixth major controversy.

The unsettling question that many do not dare to ask has now turned into a debate on social platform X. A former IAS officer shared what he had felt throughout his career.

CBSE's announcement on implementing the new language policy 5 days ago has brought confusion and uncertainty. Voices are emerging from different corners of India.

A study on Hindu religious entrepreneurship traces how founders are drawing on Dharma, Artha and scriptures in modern ventures. It argues that colonial-era divides and gaps in business literature have obscured these traditions' economic relevance.

CBSE's revised three-language framework for Classes 9 and 10 has left students, parents and schools seeking clarity. The shift has reopened questions over workload, teacher availability, English proficiency and linguistic identity.

Built by the Ahom kings and often called the 'Colosseum of the East', Rang Ghar in Assam once overlooked royal games, Bihu festivities and public spectacles.