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At the heart of a crisis

Let's rejoice in the fact that India's heart is in the right place

Ed-Tech's Sputnik Moment: Turning coronavirus crisis into an opportunity

Ashish Dhawan, founder of Central Square Foundation (CSF) spoke to Anjuli Bhargava on how he sees the future of education

Edtech firms' moment in the sun as lockdown forces institutes to shut

Closing of educational institutions during lockdown offers promise of huge gains

Rumours & fears grip aviation sector as coronavirus dampens operations

Many in the industry argue that there will be at best three to four players over the long term, and that the weaker airlines will be weeded out

A Delhi trust gives wings to underprivileged girls to pursue higher studies

Udayan Care started the Shalini fellowship in 2002 for girls from marginal background who have completed Class X and aspire to study further.

300 rural women in Uttarakhand spoilt for choice with 'Khushi Ka Ek Din'

Founder of the project, Pankaj Wadhwa, also one of the sponsors of the event, hopes that this exposure could end up being an "invaluable seed" sown in many other minds.

Coronavirus to affect aviation industry of both China and wider region

Coronavirus outbreak will have a severe impact on the tourism and aviation industry of both China and that of the wider region

The assistance an MP used to get on Bills was laughable: M R Madhavan

M R Madhavan left a finance and investment banking career to set up PRS Legislative Research that looks at governance and the functioning of parliamentary institutions

Indian School of Public Policy: Homegrown institute for policy wonks

ISPP is the country's first institute of its kind

Vineet Rai on being an early bird in impact space and becoming a top dog

Vineet Rai tells Anjuli Bhargava that a high risk appetite combined with a strong survival instinct is the recipe for success

Volunteer with 17000ft in Ladakh for a vacation you've never had before

The Voluntourist programme is one of the efforts to improve the quality of schools and learning outcomes in the remotest parts of Ladakh

LEAD-ing the way: This model helps affordable pvt schools improve learning

The couple also realised that most APS schools that followed the NCERT curriculum had become prisoners of their own timetable

Offbeat educationist Adams tells how she became a brand, unintentionally

Try meeting her once and you'll understand why she's the brand that she is

Opening a world of opportunities for India's children through ed-tech

Ed-tech can help with inclusion in a way traditional education cannot

Flamboyance to fraud: How Indian aviation sector changed in the last decade

Despite phenomenal growth, Indian aviation has been a mixed bag with many lost opportunities

An Indian non-profit is first TED Audacious Project to be chosen from Asia

The Project is an initiative that "shows what humanity can accomplish when bold ideas meet visionary, generous supporters"

Four tragedies and the endearing story of a woman in love with humanity

Experiences in Armida Fernandez's own life journey have helped her save many lives and improve thousands of others

How the Titli Trust is protecting 'lesser' creatures such as butterflies

A workable formula for wildlife conservation might lie in pulling in locals to save their own environment, feels Sanjay Sondhi of Titli Trust

The broom is mightier than the camera

How a village clean-up programme by an NGO gave a facelift to the area in and around Jim Corbett National Park

A penny in time

Use the money saved post Air India's sale to set up two credible safety organisations in India