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When a Minister Resigns, But the System Remains
Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation has intensified the debate over India’s examination system. While political accountability matters, lasting public trust can only be restored through comprehensive institutional reforms and a stronger focus on learning outcomes.
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Health
Leaking Pipeline: Gender Bias drives Women Out of Medicine – in India and Beyond
Even twenty years after a major US study drew attention...
On Our Plates: Is India’s Food Safety Net Ready for the Quick-Commerce Era?
- India's food safety system has made progress through FSSAI's inspections,...
India Gets Its First Dengue Vaccine, But the Real Test Is Who It Reaches
- India has approved its first-ever dengue vaccine, Qdenga, for people...
Movers & Shapers
Spotlight | Havovi Wadia to Lead the Freedom Fund as New CEO
The global fight against modern slavery is entering a new...
From Regional Integration to Economic Transformation: Why Veronica Nduva’s Move to the Gates Foundation Matters for Africa
At a time when Africa is grappling with slowing development...
Shrirupa Sengupta and Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar
Congratulations to Shrirupa Sengupta and Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar on...
Health
Mental health might be more tightly linked to physical illness than we think. A study published in BMJ Mental Health by researchers at The University of Edinburgh reveals that individuals with autoimmune conditions face nearly double the risk of persistent mental health disorders. The suspected culprit? Chronic inflammation, a hallmark of such diseases.
Education
When a Minister Resigns, But the System Remains
From Nutrition Points to Learning Spaces: What Paikmal’s Anganwadi Model Says About India’s Foundational Learning Gap
In Paikmal block of Odisha’s Bargarh district, a quiet renovation ...
A Fast for Fairness: Inside the Jantar Mantar Hunger Strike Over India’s Exam Paper Leaks
For weeks, the stretch of pavement around Jantar Mantar in ...
Awards & Events
Three Weeks, A Crowded Agenda: What India’s Monsoon Session Must Actually Deliver
- India's 2026 Monsoon Session (July 21–August 12) will focus on clearing pending...
Fifty-Nine Years, One Election: How An Actor’s Party Ended Dravidian Politics’ Longest Run
- Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), led by C. Joseph Vijay, ended 59 years...
Fifteen Years Old, Seventy-Two Sixes: The Season That Forced Indian Cricket To Ask Harder Questions
- Vaibhav Sooryavanshi delivered a historic IPL 2026 season, scoring 776 runs, striking...
