Demand for higher education abroad soars

The buzz at the International Education Fair suggested that young students with the means are raring to study abroad

Showing light to the underprivileged

The newly inaugurated lighthouse, a centre to provide skills training, at Matia Mahal promises to build careers of those on the periphery of the society

Coaching centres not safe enough

Despite a boost in safety measures at private institutes in Mukherjee Nagar, last week's fire incident proves that there are still many loose ends

DUSU elections fail to excite students despite return after three years

Despite 1 lakh students participating in the voting in Delhi University Students’ Union elections, many have no hopes from candidates

MCD orders 37,484 chairs, 6,246 desks for 800 schools

This marks the "first time" that desks and chairs will be made available for nursery-level children, as per a statement issued by the mayor's office

Pain point: Students open up on coping with the pressure at coaching institutes

While Kota is witnessing a spurt in suicide cases among students preparing for various entrance exams, the pressure in the capital’s coaching hubs is palpable, aspirants say

Election buzz returns to Delhi University

Girls’ safety, hostel facilities, fees are the issues candidates are promising to address ahead of polls, which are taking place after three years. however, many remain sceptical

National Teachers’ Award: Teaching by heart

Arti Qanungo, a Laxmi Nagar government school teacher, opens up about her methods that won her the National Teachers’ Award