‘Uneducated, unmarried women have less access to mobiles’: study
By Karishma Mehrotra The research shows that India’s mobile phone gender gap – 33 per cent – is among the highest in the world, surpassing several […]
Education
British universities want foreign students to stay back in the UK after graduation
By Ananya Bhattacharya British universities want foreign students to stay in the country even after graduation. They want the government to bring back the post-study tier-4 visa […]
Emerson’s Emancipation and Changing Status of US Women
By BIBHUTI PATI In 1965 over five million young Americans were attending colleges or universities. Similarly, the period between 1890’s and 1900’s brought in great […]
EMERSON’S SOCIAL REFORMS: IT’S IMPACT ON AMERICAN WOMEN
By BIBHUTI PATI The leading figure among the pioneers of the Renaissance in American literature was Ralph Waldo Emerson who had profound impact on American Society […]
United States to Odisha : A free voice of Emerson and Bhima Bhoi
By Bibhuti Pati Emerson assumes that there is a perfect parallel between the world of things and the world of values. He could come to […]
Why India needs to revamp its education system from the ground up
By Harini Calamur As India celebrates her 71st Independence Day, there is much joy and revelry. The last 71 years have seen a country been brutally […]
Odisha to United States : The renaissance of Emerson and Bhima Bhoi
By Bibhuti Pati Bhima Bhoi says, ‘The sorrow and agonies of all beings are immeasurable, and who can tolerate seeing them? Let my soul be condemned […]
TISS becomes the first college in India to have a gender-neutral hostel
Mumbai : In a first, India has made way for its first-ever gender-neutral hostel. Seventeen students from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai have moved […]
A Lot Still Needs to Be Done to Address the Gender Gap in Academia
By Aniruddha Ghosh and Shreya Tandon In India and elsewhere, participation by female students in most disciplines tends to decrease along the academic pipeline. In her […]
Agriculture courses get 25% more applicants in Maharashtra
By Musab Qazi The number of applicants for seven ‘technical’ undergraduate (UG) agriculture courses has jumped from 51,822 in 2017 to 64,619 this year, which marks […]