Category: Social Justice
Fixing the Education system
From a young age, children in India are funneled into a standardized system that prioritizes conformity over creativity, uniformity over uniqueness.
Using children’s personal data legally and securely
Adherence to the principles of data privacy and data minimisation is particularly pertinent given the sensitive nature of children’s personal data.
Double Burden of Malnutrition
The Lancet study underscores a dual health challenge in India, where obesity rates have surged among both adults and children over the past three decades.
Internationalisation of Education
The surge in Indian students studying abroad and the decrease in foreign students coming to India have resulted in a $6 billion current account deficit.
The toll that extreme heat takes on women
Women are disproportionately harmed by extreme heat, largely because of unequal power dynamics, gender norms, and unequal access to resources.
Taboo on Men’s Reproductive Health
It is time to recognise and address the subject of male reproductive health issues in India
Computer literacy in India needs a reboot
This article examines the significance of computer literacy in India
Preventing another NEET fiasco
The article discusses controversies surrounding NEET exam
Examination System in India
Ministry of Education unexpectedly cancelled the June 2024 edition of the UGC-NET exam. Furthermore, concerns about the fairness of the NEET-UG exam have arisen, with allegations suggesting a potential compromise of its integrity and fairness.
Blueprints beyond borders, for solace and shelter
June 20th is celebrated as World Refugee Day
The social sciences, a shelter for the ‘excluded’ student
Reaping India’s demographic dividend depends on how the vast pool of social science students is tapped.
Health regulations need a base to top approach
The recent fire incident in a private neonatal care nursing home in New Delhi highlighted systemic failures in health-care regulations in India.