By Pritesh Kamble, Director, Rainbow Roots Foundation. Supported by Bajaj Finserv In a world where identity often becomes a barrier rather than a strength, Prachi chose to rise above challenges and define her own path. Her journey reflects courage and an unwavering determination to build a life of dignity and
Mathew Mattam, Chairperson, YEFi “India is the world’s fastest-growing major economy.” This statement is repeated by governments, media, investors, and global institutions. But recently, social media posts have challenged this claim, arguing that India is actually becoming poorer because the rupee is weakening against the US dollar. The argument sounds
By Pramodini Naik, Asst. Director, CYDA For decades, many students in India have relied on memorizing answers without truly understanding concepts. While this helped them pass exams, it did not prepare them for real-life challenges. Today, education is shifting towards critical thinking and practical application—an approach central to NEP 2020.
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By Soumyashree Mohanty, CYDA The Constitution of India promises every citizen equality, dignity, and the right to live without discrimination. But do we truly experience that equality in our everyday lives? For many people from marginalized communities, the answer is still No. Sometimes discrimination is direct and visible. At other
By ImpactLens correspondent Norway’s decision to impose a near-total ban on generative artificial intelligence tools in elementary schools is one of the strongest education policy signals of the AI age. At a time when many countries are racing to introduce artificial intelligence into classrooms, Norway has chosen caution over speed.
By Pritesh Kamble, Director, Rainbow Roots Foundation. Supported by Bajaj Finserv In a world where identity often becomes a barrier rather than a strength, Prachi chose to rise above challenges and define her own path. Her journey reflects courage and an unwavering determination to build a life of dignity and
Mathew Mattam, Chairperson, YEFi “India is the world’s fastest-growing major economy.” This statement is repeated by governments, media, investors, and global institutions. But recently, social media posts have challenged this claim, arguing that India is actually becoming poorer because the rupee is weakening against the US dollar. The argument sounds
By Pramodini Naik, Asst. Director, CYDA For decades, many students in India have relied on memorizing answers without truly understanding concepts. While this helped them pass exams, it did not prepare them for real-life challenges. Today, education is shifting towards critical thinking and practical application—an approach central to NEP 2020.
Peace Series-9 By Mathew Mattam Peace is often spoken about as an aspiration, a slogan, or a distant dream. Yet, in societies scarred by violence, conflict, and mistrust, peace is not merely a dream—it is an urgent necessity. Deben Bachaspatiyam, in his thought-provoking essay “Invest in Peace, Peace Will Grow”,
By Soumyashree Mohanty, CYDA The Constitution of India promises every citizen equality, dignity, and the right to live without discrimination. But do we truly experience that equality in our everyday lives? For many people from marginalized communities, the answer is still No. Sometimes discrimination is direct and visible. At other
By ImpactLens correspondent Norway’s decision to impose a near-total ban on generative artificial intelligence tools in elementary schools is one of the strongest education policy signals of the AI age. At a time when many countries are racing to introduce artificial intelligence into classrooms, Norway has chosen caution over speed.
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