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According to a recent report by both government and private organisations, today in rural areas there is more than 96.5% enrollment in primary schools, and all over the country, it’s around 88%.

The like-minded team behind NGO Swaraksha have decided to deal with the issue of child abuse through education and awareness sessions.

The Bengaluru Central University, which has over 233 colleges, plans to change city’s higher education landscape with several reforms.

She recently took a sabbatical from being a bank manager of a leading public sector bank and has been working towards helping a group of street kids in Indirapuram in Ghaziabad.

Though the river provides a large percentage of water for irrigation and power generation, its water quality has reduced over the years.

Bhuvan Thaker writes about the need for a four-pronged approach in education and how India can make that happen with more attention to detail.

India’s literacy rate continues to be below the global average, despite concentrated and prolonged efforts. Renu Sharma explores different facets of the problem, and how we can speed up the process towards a universally literate nation.

A group of community members and teachers in Mudumalai and Bandipur Forest Reserves have developed a multi-lingual dictionary to help tribal children understand lessons easily. Chandra Kiran Katta takes a closer look at how this simple innovation is simplifying education by leaps and bounds for the children.

Students who attend government schools might be asked to evaluate their teachers in order to improve the quality of education

Here are some points that school authorities and parents should keep in mind when it comes to the safety of children in schools.