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NEP2020 at Six: What’s changed in India’s classroom in 2026

September 20, 2026

Six years after India tore up a 34-year-old education framework, classrooms look genuinely different — but the policy’s own funding target, learning deadline, and language formula remain unresolved. On July 29, 2020, the Union cabinet approved the National Education Policy ...

Nasscom Foundation and IBM Decided to Skill 87,000 Young People Who Had Been Left Behind by India’s Digital Economy

September 19, 2026

Chetna Sinha was told rural women are unbankable. She started India’s first rural women’s bank.

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BRICS Takes Aim at the Global Financial Order—A New Power Shift Begins

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How One Indian Doctor Turned ₹Lakhs of Heart Surgery Costs into Affordable Healthcare

September 17, 2026

Dr Devi Shetty has made cardiac care more affordable through...

From Truckers to 3 Lakh People: How Harsh Goenka’s Eye Camp Became Netranjali

September 13, 2026

Netranjali, an RPG Foundation initiative, has screened around 3 lakh...

The Science of Better Movement: Why Physiotherapy Matters in Recovery and Prevention

September 9, 2026

World Physiotherapy Day 2026 highlights the role of physiotherapy and...

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June 29, 2026

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From Regional Integration to Economic Transformation: Why Veronica Nduva’s Move to the Gates Foundation Matters for Africa

June 24, 2026

At a time when Africa is grappling with slowing development...

Shrirupa Sengupta and Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar

June 24, 2026

Congratulations to Shrirupa Sengupta and Dr. Prof. Sudha Chandrashekar on...

Health

Autoimmune Disorders May Double Mental Health Risks, Especially in Women

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.