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Students attend class in Afghanistan, where years of political conflict have disrupted access to education for millions of children

The Education Crisis Hidden Inside Political Upheaval

When political unrest erupts, attention turns to crowds in the streets and rapidly changing alliances. Far less visible is the student sitting at home, waiting for an examination that may not take

July 23, 2026

by Abu Obaidha Arin

Mosaic of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman founding father of Bangladesh in Gopalganj with election banners 2026

The Party That Made Bangladesh Is Now Illegal in Bangladesh

The Awami League organized the liberation war that made Bangladesh possible. Fifty-three years later, Bangladesh has banned it, tried its leader to death in absentia, and held an election without it. This is not accountability. It is obliteration, and history

July 17, 2026

by Muzaffar Ahmad Bajwaa

Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian displaying the memorandum of understanding signed to end the 2026 Iran-US war

The Strategic Consequences of Iran–U.S. War

Iran emerged from the 2026 war not as a defeated state but as one with growing

Turag River Tragedy and the Search for Truth in Bangladesh

Opinion: The Turag Tragedy Is About More Than Four Bodies, It Is About Bangladesh’s Future

The events surrounding the Turag River have become one of the most emotionally charged and politically

National Education Policy (NEP): Can the Government translate its intent into action?

The FICCI webinar on NEP: The way forward held on August 17 invited key Govt officials Mr. Amit Khare, Secretary-HE, Ministry of Education, GoI, Dr. D P Singh, Chairman, University Grants Commission,

November 25, 2020

Education·Opinion

New Education Policy: Educational Leap of the New India

By: Prof. Sanjay Srivastava, and Dr. Abhishek Srivastava The New Education Policy (NEP) has been now approved by the Modi government reflecting the proactive and effective governance posturing of the present government

November 25, 2020

Education·Opinion

Biden chose a black partner: the pros and cons of Kamala Harris

The intrigue of recent months has been resolved – who will the US presidential candidate from the Democratic Party Joe Biden choose as his partner. There were many options, but from some

October 5, 2025

Government and Politics·News·Opinion

Best Practices for Schools in Lockdown Exit strategy

The covid-19 Pandemic has affected learning in school in many ways. The fear of losing the learning pace with routine schooling could be one and children may find out –of- the school

November 25, 2020

Education·Opinion

The Uighur Muslims… who cares?

We’ve all heard about the severest human-rights crisis in the world, i.e. the arbitrary detention of millions or even more Uighur Muslims in straggling camps in China’s northwestern Xinjiang province. BUT WHO

November 25, 2020

News·Opinion

An Indian’s Lament for Kashmir

The issue of Jammu and Kashmir has been an intractable one ever since India gained independence. Many people have tried to resolve it and failed and this article is not going to

September 12, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·Opinion

From peaceful state to a Global bully: Story of Modern China

In 2004, the idea of “ China’s peaceful rise ” came into the mainstream with the then Chinese premier Hu Jintao – who embraced the idea and presented it- which sought to

September 12, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·Opinion

Let’s Shift Our Focus to ‘Education Pandemic’ in India

‘The deceased ideologies and desultory policies of center and the state ruling parties should not always sound dissenting with the intellectuals of diverse capacity-building institutions. It can fracture both the mature &

December 9, 2020

Education·Government and Politics·Opinion

Liberals Lose Because Of Their Hypocrisy, Not Because Of Their Beliefs

“It is often easier to fight for a principle than to live up to it.” – Adlai E Stevenson II, Candidate for President of the United States in 1952 and 1956 Adlai

October 5, 2025

Government and Politics·News·Opinion

Understanding the skepticism on Covid-19 precautionary norms

In the midst of dreaded Coronavirus infection surge, with reported community spread of the infection happening in certain states, distance norms vanished with the announcement of Unlock phases 1 &2 in the

December 9, 2020

Health·News·Opinion

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The Education Crisis Hidden Inside Political Upheaval

The Party That Made Bangladesh Is Now Illegal in Bangladesh

The Strategic Consequences of Iran–U.S. War

Opinion: The Turag Tragedy Is About More Than Four Bodies, It Is About Bangladesh’s Future

National Education Policy (NEP): Can the Government translate its intent into action?

New Education Policy: Educational Leap of the New India

Biden chose a black partner: the pros and cons of Kamala Harris

Best Practices for Schools in Lockdown Exit strategy

The Uighur Muslims… who cares?

An Indian’s Lament for Kashmir

From peaceful state to a Global bully: Story of Modern China

Let’s Shift Our Focus to ‘Education Pandemic’ in India

Liberals Lose Because Of Their Hypocrisy, Not Because Of Their Beliefs

Understanding the skepticism on Covid-19 precautionary norms

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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