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Teaching on the Margins:Inside the First Clear-Cut Education Awards 2026

The inaugural Clear-Cut Education Awards 2026 recognised four organisations working to improve learning opportunities for vulnerable children across India. Katha, Jamghat Pathshala, NEAID and Agrasar Foundation were honoured for their innovative approaches to community-led education, school transformation and inclusive learning. Thirty-three years separate the oldest and youngest of this year’s winners. Katha began in 1988…

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CSR Can’t Fix India’s Education Crisis Alone: Experts Call for Smarter Funding

Experts argued that India must spend on what strengthens learning systems, fund behaviour changes with patient capital, and build sustainability in from day one Education financing in India needs to shift from spending more to spending on what strengthens learning, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) can catalyse change but cannot carry the system, panellists remark…

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Enrolled, But Not Included: Why India’s Education System Still Leaves Children Behind

Inclusive education in India continues to face barriers for children with disabilities and other disadvantaged groups, limiting meaningful access to learning. The Clear-Cut Education Summit 2026 highlighted gaps in accessibility, foundational learning, invisible disabilities and education support, with experts calling for systemic changes in education policy and inclusion to ensure no child is left behind….

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Kiran Bedi Calls for Education Beyond Academics at Clear-Cut Education Summit 2026

At the inaugural Clear-Cut Education Summit 2026 in New Delhi, education leaders, practitioners, researchers and innovators called for a wider understanding of learning one that goes beyond enrolment, examinations and foundational skills to include thinking, inclusion, character, technology, evidence and the realities children face outside school. New Delhi, October 1, 2026: Getting children into school…

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Fifty-Nine Years, One Election: How An Actor’s Party Ended Dravidian Politics’ Longest Run

Actor turned politician c. joseph vijay(tvk) celebrates after historic victory in the 2026 assembly elections THE SEAT STALIN WON THREE TIMES AND LOST THE FOURTH M.K. Stalin had won the Kolathur constituency three consecutive times. On May 4, 2026, when the Election Commission of India (ECI) declared Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election results. The election…

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