YouTube vs Textbooks: Indian Students' Learning Dilemma
A new study reveals 73% of Indian students prefer YouTube over textbooks for learning. Explore the pros, cons, and the future of hybrid education models in India.
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Student Learning Back to Pre-Covid Levels: ASER 2023
The ASER 2023 report reveals Indian students' foundational learning has bounced back to pre-pandemic levels. Enrollment is high, but challenges remain. Discover the key findings and what they mean for India's education system.
IIT Madras Vidyashakti Boosts Tamil Learning at Kashi Expo
IIT Madras's Vidyashakti initiative is transforming Tamil language learning with digital tools at Kashi Tamil Sangamam 4.0. Discover how it makes STEM and Tamil engaging for students and workers across India and Sri Lanka.
Jamia Millia Islamia Marks Disability Day with Focus on Inclusion
Jamia Millia Islamia celebrated the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025 with a powerful event promoting accessibility and empowerment. Read about the inspiring speeches and performances.
KYC Hurdles for Disabled, Mid-Cap Alpha Dries Up
E-KYC excludes persons with disabilities, mid-cap funds struggle to beat index, and ESOPs offer hard lessons. Key personal finance insights for Indian investors and consumers.
National Award winner Aboli Jarit stranded at Delhi airport
Aboli Jarit, India's first wheelchair model, honored by President, was left stranded at IGI Airport with her family after an IndiGo flight cancellation, highlighting travel woes for persons with disabilities.
14 Beed Teachers Suspended Over UDID Card Deadline
Beed ZP suspends 14 teachers for not submitting UDID cards by deadline. State-wide verification drive targets misuse of disability benefits. Details inside.
Lucknow's Purple Fair Celebrates Abilities on Disability Day
Lucknow's Purple Fair, organized by NADT RC & CII, displayed handmade crafts by differently-abled individuals. The event featured cultural performances and emphasized inclusivity and empowerment. Read more.
Railways Reserve Lower Berths for Seniors & Disabled
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw mandates lower berth allocation for senior citizens and enhances reservation quotas for persons with disabilities. Read the latest policy updates.
Lunglei District Wins National Award 2025 for Accessibility
Mizoram's Lunglei district receives the National Award 2025 for its outstanding work in creating a barrier-free environment under Project LEAP. President Droupadi Murmu presented the honour in New Delhi.
Deaf Nehu Scholar Wins National Award for Khasi Sign Language Work
Ferdinand Lyngdoh Marshillong, a hearing-impaired PhD scholar at Nehu, received the national Shresth Divyangjan award from President Murmu for his research on Khasi Sign Language, promoting inclusion.
Apple Ad Highlights Accessibility Features for Students
Apple's latest campaign showcases how its accessibility features on iPhone, iPad, and Mac empower students with disabilities to learn, socialize, and succeed. Discover the tech making a difference.
SC on 16-year acid attack trial delay: 'Shame on system'
Supreme Court expresses outrage over 16-year delay in acid attack trial, seeks nationwide data on pending cases and mulls legal amendments for victims' rights. Read more.
SC Stays Transfer of Widowed Army Officer with Disabled Child
Supreme Court halts transfer of widowed Army officer, citing her role as sole caregiver to her autistic son. The case highlights constitutional rights of persons with disabilities. Read more.
KGMU VC: Disability Does Not Limit Abilities, Society Must Adapt
On World Disability Day, KGMU VC Prof Soniya Nityananda called for equal rights and opportunities for persons with disabilities, highlighting their societal contributions. Read more.
GRH Madurai Aids 20 with Prosthetics on Disability Day
GRH's PMR department distributed prosthetics to 20, highlighting its record 1638 disability certificates. However, activists allege official neglect by Madurai district administration on the global day.
AIISH Mysuru Observes International Day of Persons with Disabilities
AIISH Mysuru celebrated International Day of Persons with Disabilities with aid distribution worth Rs 18 lakh and awards. Commissioner Shaikh Tanveer Asif praised the institute's role. Read more.
PGI Differently Abled Employees Protest Discrimination
On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, PGIMER employees held a rally and burnt an effigy, alleging years of denied promotions and basic facilities. Read about their demands.
World Disability Day 2025: Theme, History, and Significance
Marking International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025 on December 3. Explore the theme 'Fostering disability-inclusive societies,' its history, and why 1.3 billion people's rights matter. Join the movement for inclusion.
Bengaluru's New Initiatives Celebrate Disability Diversity
Bengaluru marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities with a new anthem and an online platform, championing inclusion and celebrating diversity. Discover the city's commitment.
Bengaluru Marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Bengaluru celebrated the International Day of Persons with Disabilities with a vibrant event at Freedom Park, featuring cultural performances, awareness initiatives, and a call for greater inclusion. Read more about the inspiring celebration.
Disabilities Day 2025: Fostering Inclusive Societies
Marking International Day of Persons with Disabilities on Dec 3, 2025. Explore the theme 'Fostering disability-inclusive societies', history since 1992, and practical steps for inclusion in India and globally.
Mumbai's disabled citizens face daily barriers despite law
On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Mumbai's wheelchair users and deaf citizens reveal the city's accessibility failures. Discover the gaps between legal promises and ground reality.
Bengaluru's Persistent Failure in Disability Accessibility
Despite legal mandates, Bengaluru's public infrastructure remains largely inaccessible to persons with disabilities, highlighting systemic failures in urban governance and inclusion.
Gurgaon's First Accessibility Museum Redefines Inclusion
Explore Delhi-NCR's first accessibility museum in Gurgaon, where immersive exhibits and assistive tech foster empathy and champion universal design. A must-visit for inclusive awareness.
Kolkata: Debate on 'Disabled' vs 'Specially Abled' Terminology
Ahead of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Kolkata activists debate terminology: 'disabled' vs 'specially abled'. Experts stress better access and dignity. Read more.
Blind storyteller Kunal Shastri empowers disabled community
Born blind, Kunal Shastri mastered devotional storytelling, won a national award, and now uses his kathas to fund hostels and support for 70 disabled children. Discover his inspiring journey.
Gujarat Govt's 2025 Drive Boosts PwD Recruitment Significantly
Following a judicial directive, Gujarat launched a major drive in 2025 to fill reserved posts for Persons with Disabilities, leading to a recruitment surge. NGOs report positive private sector trends too.
Pune's Zomato hero Vikas Kinjale delivers despite disability
Meet Vikas Kinjale, a Pune-based Zomato delivery partner with 63% paralysis who inspires with his dedication. From a ₹1.25 lakh salary to a life-changing accident, discover his journey of resilience on International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Jalandhar schools adapt teaching for concept-based exams
Schools in Jalandhar are transforming teaching methods to prepare students for the new concept-based exam format, moving away from rote learning. Discover how educators are fostering critical thinking.
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