Degrees Without Employment

Degrees Without Employment – The Crisis in Higher Education

Article Today, Hyderabad: A large proportion of India’s higher education institutions are failing to prepare students for employment, according to a recent report by Team Lease EdTech. While degrees are being awarded in large numbers, corresponding job opportunities remain scarce. As a result, graduates are increasingly anxious about their future despite heavy investments in education….

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Religious Freedom Alarm: Minorities Face Uncertain Future

Article Today, New Delhi: India’s record on religious freedom has come under renewed international scrutiny following the latest annual report of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom. The commission categorised India as a country of particular concern, citing patterns of discrimination and violence against religious minorities. The report has triggered discussion across diplomatic…

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Faith Meets Digital Commerce: An IT Professional’s Unconventional Leap

Article Today, New Delhi: A former information technology professional has built a fast-growing spiritual commerce business, challenging conventional ideas of entrepreneurship. Puneet Gupta, who once worked in the corporate technology sector, has successfully entered the faith – based retail market by combining belief-driven demand with digital platforms. From Engineering to EnterpriseMr. Gupta completed his engineering…

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Our Education… Our Health – Making Health Education Compulsory in Schools

Article Today, New Delhi: Achieving the goal of Viksit Bharat by 2047 will require sustained investment in the health and well-being of future generations, India’s UNESCO Chair Representative for Global Health and Education, Dr Rahul Mehra, has said. He noted that India’s average healthy life expectancy remains at about 60 years, which is significantly lower…

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