Education

A Civilisation We Inherited, A History We Barely Know

For centuries, India's history was shaped by colonial interpretations and political narratives. Today, our country is rediscovering the extraordinary depth of its civilisational heritage.

Nationwide Student Protests Deepen France’s Political Crisis

Nationwide student protests over failing schools have deepened France’s political crisis, drawing unions into the streets and testing the government before a divisive budget fight and the 2027 presidential election.

French School Protests Erupt into Violence as Hundreds of Campuses Close

Student protests over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and deteriorating buildings have escalated across France, closing more than 400 schools. Nearly 2,000 people have been arrested as fires, vandalism and clashes with riot police spread nationwide.

New York Attorney General Takes Over Cornell University Gang-Rape Investigation

New York’s attorney general will investigate allegations that a Cornell student was drugged and sexually assaulted by fraternity members in 2024, after a civil lawsuit raised serious questions about the original police, prosecutorial and university responses.

When Merit Becomes Privilege: Abhijeet Dipke’s Dangerous Argument

Abhijeet Dipke says high scores often reflect privilege rather than individual merit. The argument identifies real inequalities but turns corrosive when it dismisses discipline and achievement. India must widen opportunity without teaching successful students to apologise for succeeding.