The sore lack of hostels in DU
While 30 to 40 colleges were established under different political dispensations in Delhi, none of them have attempted to provide hostel accommodation on their campuses
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How regulation stifles HEIs
If intensive regulatory mechanisms were the real engine of quality, our most tightly regulated universities and HEIs would have been outperforming the IISc, IITs, IIMs NITs and other similar institutions.
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Why research literacy matters in medical education
Research literacy involves asking better questions, recognising the limits of available knowledge, and making evidence-based, patient-centred decisions.
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Malawi: Mothers First! Mutharika Unveils Vision for Health, Jobs and Education
[Nyasa Times] President Arthur Peter Mutharika has pledged to strengthen maternal healthcare, boost economic opportunities for women and expand access to education for girls, as he paid tribute to mothers across Malawi on Mother's Day.
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Mozambique: Chapo Fires Education Minister
[AIM] Maputo -- Mozambican President Daniel Chapo has decided to fire Education Minister Samaria Tovele following controversial and offensive remarks she made toward teachers.
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Kenya: Govt Targets 20,766 Schools in Digital Learning Rollout As 64,000 Teachers Trained
[Capital FM] Kisumu -- The government is expanding technology-based learning in schools, targeting more than 20,000 institutions in two phases as it seeks to bridge the digital divide and equip learners with skills for an increasingly technology-driven economy.
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Nigeria: Governors, Federal Ministry of Education, Others to Host Education Summit in Abuja From December 8 to 10
[This Day] Abuja -- State governors in conjunction with the Committee of States' Commissioners of Education in Nigeria (COSCEN), and collaboration with Federal Ministry of Education (FME) will host the 2026 Nigeria Education Forum (NEF) on December 9 and 10 at the Abuja Continental Hotel, Abuja.
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How using the right verb can transform writing
The right verb can sharpen a sentence, animate an image, and change its meaning
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Why Management institutes need to update their HR curriculum
As HR becomes a strategic, data-literate, technology-aware function with people at its core, B-schools need to teach digital fluency as well as human judgment
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Congress’ new darling & the face of youth anger: what Neha Bora’s rise means for flailing Left
Bora leads AISA, the student wing of CPI (ML) Liberation, which has maintained a presence in university politics, even as the Left has struggled to retain its wider electoral base.
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Why students must scrutinise an international university’s offer letter carefully
Five important areas that students must be aware of and look for in an offer letter
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Red tape leaves UGC’s social inclusion scheme in limbo, leads to salary crisis
Prominent universities that conduct two-year Master’s programmes, five-year PhD courses under the centre include Banaras Hindu University, Jamia Millia Islamia, the University of Hyderabad, the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, and Panjab University amongst others
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‘How long must a mother wait?’
First-year M.Sc student Najeeb Ahmed went missing from JNU on October 15, 2016. A decade on, an excerpt from Nilanjana Bhowmick’s Why The World Needs Angry Women follows his mother Fatima Nafees’s fight for answers.
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From reading texts to reading data: the making of digital humanities
With the advent of AI and its ability to generate, translate, summarise, classify texts, analyse speeches, and identify patterns, computational humanities is moving from being merely a tool to a potential participant in human inquiry.
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Pakistan: Classrooms reduced to rubble in deadly school disaster, at leat 32 pupils killed
A school roof collapsed in Peshawar, northwestern Pakistan, on Thursday 15 October, killing at least 32 pupils and a teacher. Officials said the roof was structurally weak and had been overloaded by construction work. The school’s owner was arrested and an investigation launched.
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Intensive reading versus extensive reading
How are the two different and why both approaches need to complement each other to encourage students to read
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Do you think teachers are similar to coaches, pastors or something else? It depends on where you live
People across the U.S., England and Australia agree that teachers are most like coaches when considering comparable professions. Drazen Zigic/iStock via Getty Images Plus Three answers, three countries, one open-ended question: “Teaching is similar to what other occupation or activity?” We asked…
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Why is there opposition against setting up foreign universities in Tamil Nadu? | Explained
The University of Western Australia has secured final approval from the UGC to set up its campus in Chennai; the Left parties and other organisations have said that this would lead to the commercialisation of education
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Rwanda: Communities Welcome New Rules Allowing Schools in Residential Areas
[New Times] Community members and educators have welcomed new land use rules allowing schools and health centres to be established in all residential zones.
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Rwanda: Renewed Hope As Gahini School Reopens Programme for Visually Impaired Students
[New Times] The Rwanda Union of the Blind (RUB) has welcomed the reopening of a programme at Groupe Scolaire Gahini to students with visual impairment, three years after the school stopped admitting learners with the disability.
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Namibia: Khomas Quiz Exposes Inclusive Education Gaps
[New Era] Limited accessible learning materials, communication barriers and inadequate specialised support continue to challenge learners with disabilities, highlighting the need to strengthen inclusive education in the Khomas region.
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Ghana: Foundation Launched to Support Women, Needy Students
[Ghanaian Times] The Esther Amoakohene Davis Memorial Foundation, dedicated to supporting women and the needy in society, has been launched at a ceremony in Cape Coast.
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The AI Revolution in Our Universities: Are We Teaching Students to Think?
As artificial intelligence changes how knowledge is created and assignments are completed, a collaboration between Polish academic Wojciech Baluch and Rwanda-based Nexus Inc.
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Nigeria: Foundation Supports Indigent Pupils With School Feeding Programme
[This Day] The Oladele Fajemirokun Foundation has introduced an Early Childhood School Feeding Programme in selected public primary schools to ease the burden on low-income families and improve pupils' school attendance and learning outcomes.
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