Sambit Dash

There is clearly no black and white as far as attendance policies in higher education are concerned.

The ever-changing role of teacher has currently placed the teacher as a facilitator, rather than an information dispenser.

The quality of higher education in India does not espouse veneration.

There are numerous questions that arise and they all point to gross lack of transparency.

The outdated curricula and misplaced focus in medical colleges needs correction, not constant monitoring.

Technology-based education is set to become a mainstay despite the opposition and resistance from the old school.

Concepts of secularism, federalism, freedom of expression, all of which invoke strong sentiments, need dispassionate teaching to the young.

The incident has asked too many uncomfortable questions.

Unlike control, it leads to engagement - a prerequisite for good education.

A tough cleansing drive is need of the hour.

The ball now is in the MHRD’s court. Will Smriti Irani walk the talk?

Time for course correction is alarmingly running out.

There is lot that health policymakers in the central and state governments can do to curb this rising menace.

It is neither flattering to know little nor intelligent to put everything into a coherent pattern.

I was faced with the lack of alacrity and disinterested behaviour of airline staff, who alienated me for rules.

There are more questions than answers in this sordid saga.

He was in the party, yet above it.

With lifestyle diseases like obesity on the rise, it's a welcome idea.

It finds relevance 66 years later and delineates the pillars on which a sound democratic structure should stand.

As much as the assistance is welcome, efforts to increase their inflow into India should be prioritised.

More than two lakh Indian students who go abroad spend nearly Rs 45,000 crore. India is losing that massive revenue.

While healing the sufferings of countless, it is pertinent that are protected from stressful situations.

The onus is now on the judiciary to come out clean by bringing about necessary amendments in its own house.

Increase in discontentment is a fallout which will sooner or later come to haunt the growth story.

By pushing this mechanism, the MHRD is attempting to impede the autonomy of all universities.