Inauguration of 'Nana Dost Engagement Kits' Distribution Nationwide Under Project Nana to Boost Cognitive Health Support for ...
India showcases unique schools redefining traditional education, from a floating elementary school to one training ...
To open doors for his eight students, Prafull Ambatkar locks the doors of his school. As the lone teacher at Bhavani Bal ...
The Art of Living Social Projects work is not simply about replenishing water tables. It is about restoring dignity to ...
CoP-29 set the stage for carbon markets aimed at decarbonizing economies. As CoP-30 nears, efficient and credible carbon ...
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Coffee’s fifth wave is brewing in India
India is in the fifth wave of its coffee journey with coffee lovers, planters and entrepreneurs promoting homegrown varietals ...
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Dementia research among rural north Indians is underway. NBRC study will change global views
Most of the participants are rural, monolingual, and quite a few have never received a formal education. These factors make ...
At the MarTech+ Summit 2025, a panel discussed personalisation in the "always-on" era. The panelists highlighted the shift from mass marketing to creating customised customer journeys. They stressed ...
Union minister Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani inaugurated the country’s first 3D concrete-printed rural house at the Central Building Research Institute (CSIR-CBRI) in Uttarakhand’s Roorkee on Wednesday.
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Blending Vedas With Science: The New Education Vision Shaping India’s Development Blueprint
Patanjali envisions this revolution, reaching rural areas, as a blueprint for national development and self-reliance.
Union minister Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani inaugurated India's first 3D concrete-printed rural house in Roorkee, highlighting a ...
India Today on MSN
8 lakh CBSE students dive into AI: Is India's education system ready?
At a recent Harvard forum, Howard Gardner predicted that the traditional classroom model may become obsolete by 2050, thanks ...
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