Author: Tejas Malhotra
CUET season ended the way it always does — half the country celebrating, the other half staring at a screen wondering what just happened. Because not everyone who wanted to take the Common University Entrance Test actually managed to. Exam centres landed in the wrong state for some. Others got sick at exactly the wrong […]
Somewhere in the last two years, “let me ask ChatGPT” quietly replaced “let me Google it” as the first move a stuck student makes. Tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity have moved from novelty to habit in Indian schools and colleges, and the shift isn’t really about technology being trendy — it’s about students […]
Of everything in the National Education Policy, no single provision has generated quite as much noise as the three-language formula. It sounds, on paper, like a modest idea — every school student studies three languages, at least two of them Indian. In practice, it has turned into one of the more persistent arguments in Indian […]
