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National Education Policy (NEP) 2019 Views of Dr Jitendra Das, Director, FORE School of Management, New Delhi

The draft of the National Education Policy 2019 (NEP) was released in the public domain on June 1, 2019, and gives us a fresh understanding of how the policy makers look at the current educational landscape, and the path ahead for the country.

Article 370 – Is It Political Pluck or Incompetent Tomfoolery? Arvind Passey

The Thrills of a Home Away From Home: Ambica Gulati

Moving Education Forward: Kulneet Suri

Post-budget period is ROFL time: Arvind Passey

The Dangers of Misunderstanding Nutrition: Written by Amrita Basu

Technology is a double shot of espresso: Arvind Passey

How to Write a Killer Thriller the Super Easy Way: Kulpreet Yadav

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Business Management as a Profession rather than Scientific model for Academic Quality Excellence: Jyoti Bansal & Shashank Agarwal O P Jindal Global University, Sonipat Haryana

The overall scenario of higher education in India does not match with global quality standards. Hence, there is enough justification for an increased assessment of the quality of the country’s educational institutions.

Calling Teachers “Untalented Leftovers” Doesn’t Tell the Complete Story: "Arvind Passey Editor – Education Post"

Everyone wants teachers to get better. There is a lot of talk about doing away with sub-standard teacher training courses and about the creation of multiple modules to transform the ageing and recessive knowledge base of teachers into something fresh, vibrant, and new-age.