Universities in India still function as if serving the administrative needs of a colonial empire.

The conflict between parental pressure and personal choice in higher education should now be an antiquated problem left behind in the 20th century.

To discover the root cause of the high dropout rate in Pakur, a rural district in Jharkhand, data showed that a high percentage of dropouts in the district may be at risk of engaging in exploitative child labour.

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

A glance at the NEP report, that promises radical changes

The draft New Education Policy can be a gamechanger as it aims to address binary of research and training

Developing vocational courses, and integrating them with higher education, is improving career prospects

The New Education Policy, which focuses more on development of core capacities and life skills, will help students become more well-rounded. Effectively, they will improve their chances in the job market

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