We need to articulate our vision, firm up a goal and get people, policies and institutions aligned to the future vision.
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Never before had the world came to a standstill, fighting an invisible enemy, and we are still not out of the woods.
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Constitution and national health policies should have been the guiding philosophy for leaders and planners. But did we even read them?
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Unscientific rules, silly guidelines and poor compliance mean we are headed for a big shock as the deadly virus makes a comeback
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The NEP 2020 has gone in for a significant overhaul of the education system—from terminologies and institutional framework to functionality—when it comes to transforming the governance, delivery, and financing of education.
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Drastic measures like imposing a prolonged blanket lockdown appear to be lacking a scientific strategy. Low-risk profile individuals should be allowed to follow guidelines and get back to work.
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The world is full of examples of luminaries who changed the domains without attaining a degree. It is time to understand that the examination system should not be regarded the same as the education system. Let us make knowledge paramount.
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Business organisations and manufacturing will now resort to automation to become independent of future uncertainties due to such outbreaks
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Where the world stands today, a lower-middle-income country like India has a lot more to do to prepare for the peak of COVID-19 and its aftermath. So, let us look at what went wrong and what can start the discourse on course correction, writes Prof R.P. Gupta.
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When news about the spread of COVID-19 and deaths poured in January, considering our dependency on China, the National Disaster Management Agency & the National Centers for Disease Control should have sprung up into action, writes Prof. Rajendra Pratap Gupta.
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