State quotas are defeating the very purpose of the all-India medical entrance examination (NEET). Domicile, not merit, is ruining the dreams of thousands of aspiring doctors

Allegations of corruption against Medical Council of India, dubious medical colleges and a massive shortfall in the supply of quality doctors are diseases with no fixes

Buoyed by the world's largest population in the 6-17 age bracket and expansion of digital learning, the education market will double and can be valued at $180 billion by 2020. It will be a challenge for the Narendra Modi government to streamline the sector

The Supreme Court has asked the government to respond to India Medical Association’s allegation that the Ordinance has been promulgated repetitively to favour certain colleges to gain support in polls

The court's order came on a plea filed by a student from General Category saying that unless additional seats are created, the ten per cent EWS quota will eat into their share of seats.

Despite a strong law in favour of disabled candidates, they have to run from pillar to post and move the courts for securing their rights and gaining entry into institutions of higher learning.