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Gold, Silver In Kilos, 17 Tonnes Of Honey: Retired Civic Engineer's Stash
Bhopal woke up to a real-life crime thriller on Thursday as the anti-corruption ombudsman Lokayukta raided the residence and properties of retired Public Works Department (PWD) Chief Engineer GP Mehra, uncovering an unbelievable mountain of wealth.
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Opinion: Foreign Campuses In India - Storm In A Teacup
Only a slavish, colonial mentality can suggest that we turn our Indian institutions into second class "citizens" by promising all kinds of autonomy - operational and academic - only to foreign universities.
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Opinion: Central University Entrance Test (CUET) Is Unfair To Students
Our policy-makers have an uncanny knack for finding solutions to existing problems that create even more problems.
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Opinion: Indian Med Students From Ukraine Provide A Red-Alert
For Indian students who left their country at a young age - just after finishing school - to study in an alien land, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has dealt a double blow.
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Opinion: On Omicron, Airports In India Show How Wrong We're Getting It
The entire Omicron saga seems to be one of various agencies and experts jumping guns. And it offers lessons about how not to communicate.
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Opinion: Admission Madness - The Sad Story Of 100% Cutoffs
An intelligent restructuring of the admissions process is the least that governments, board administrators and institutions can do to clean up the mess they have created and sustained for decades.
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Opinion: Without Board Exams, How Colleges Will Seek To Decide Admission
The Prime Minister on June 1, 2021 announced that the Class 12 CBSE board exams stand cancelled. Many other boards have followed suit. This is a welcome move because the safety and health of students is of paramount importance.
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Opinion: Don't Blame Covid Crisis on the "System" and "Elites"
The massive scale of illness and deaths caused by the mighty second Covid wave has prioritized both the need and the desire to understand the causes of this wave, the severe inadequacy of treatment and the horrific number of deaths.
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India's New Move Could Produce Second-Rate Engineers
In this context, bridge courses are likely to produce a cohort of students who will mostly be "second-class citizens" among the rest of the "mainstream" students much better versed in Mathematics and Physics.
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At IITs, With Online Exams, Teachers Confront High-Tech Cheating
To police examinations in the current online scenario, we ask students to write answers on paper sheets while keeping a mobile phone or a laptop camera focused on them so that the proctor can see them working. Sometimes, we ask them to work on one device and use the camera of a second device to display the live video.
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Gold, Silver In Kilos, 17 Tonnes Of Honey: Retired Civic Engineer's Stash
Bhopal woke up to a real-life crime thriller on Thursday as the anti-corruption ombudsman Lokayukta raided the residence and properties of retired Public Works Department (PWD) Chief Engineer GP Mehra, uncovering an unbelievable mountain of wealth.
-
Opinion: Foreign Campuses In India - Storm In A Teacup
Only a slavish, colonial mentality can suggest that we turn our Indian institutions into second class "citizens" by promising all kinds of autonomy - operational and academic - only to foreign universities.
-
Opinion: Central University Entrance Test (CUET) Is Unfair To Students
Our policy-makers have an uncanny knack for finding solutions to existing problems that create even more problems.
-
Opinion: Indian Med Students From Ukraine Provide A Red-Alert
For Indian students who left their country at a young age - just after finishing school - to study in an alien land, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has dealt a double blow.
-
Opinion: On Omicron, Airports In India Show How Wrong We're Getting It
The entire Omicron saga seems to be one of various agencies and experts jumping guns. And it offers lessons about how not to communicate.
-
Opinion: Admission Madness - The Sad Story Of 100% Cutoffs
An intelligent restructuring of the admissions process is the least that governments, board administrators and institutions can do to clean up the mess they have created and sustained for decades.
-
Opinion: Without Board Exams, How Colleges Will Seek To Decide Admission
The Prime Minister on June 1, 2021 announced that the Class 12 CBSE board exams stand cancelled. Many other boards have followed suit. This is a welcome move because the safety and health of students is of paramount importance.
-
Opinion: Don't Blame Covid Crisis on the "System" and "Elites"
The massive scale of illness and deaths caused by the mighty second Covid wave has prioritized both the need and the desire to understand the causes of this wave, the severe inadequacy of treatment and the horrific number of deaths.
-
India's New Move Could Produce Second-Rate Engineers
In this context, bridge courses are likely to produce a cohort of students who will mostly be "second-class citizens" among the rest of the "mainstream" students much better versed in Mathematics and Physics.
-
At IITs, With Online Exams, Teachers Confront High-Tech Cheating
To police examinations in the current online scenario, we ask students to write answers on paper sheets while keeping a mobile phone or a laptop camera focused on them so that the proctor can see them working. Sometimes, we ask them to work on one device and use the camera of a second device to display the live video.
