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 | The Sai Balaji interview: Battle for JNU is a battle for IndiaA PhD scholar in JNU, Balaji's term as the JNUSU President got over on August 21. A few days later, we caught up with him for a chat | |
 | Every Indian who can, must visit Kashmir and make friends: Farooq AbdullahThe seasoned statesman from Kashmir spoke to Blessy Mathew Prasad about how tolerance and sense were needed to bring peace and of course, education held the key to a better India | |
 | Why Anil Srinivasan wants you to listen to music when you study. ReallyChennai-based pianist Anil Srinivasan is one of those rare musicians who believes that his art can go above and beyond being a profession and can help educate millions | |
 | Too much at stake: Why TISS Prof Padma Sarangapani believes you cannot be apolitical when in collegeCampus politics isn't just about winning the odd college election. It runs deep and can have a bearing on what kind of person you turn out to be says TISS' Padma Sarangapani | |
 | Post Farmington Uni scandal, here's what Indian students need to do before studying in the USApprehensions about a US education has set in with the ‘pay-to-stay’ scam at the University of Farmington that was exposed recently. AP's Representative in North America, Jayaram Komati speaks on it | |
 | How the Akshara Foundation is helping India's young learn to love mathematicsAshok Kamath, Chairman, Akshara Foundation tells us why using play activities to educate children can go a long way | |
 | Why Malavika Banerjee doesn't feel the need to make the Kolkata Literary Meet 'different'"I read faster on the Kindle because you can adjust the font size," says Malavika Banerjee, Director, Kolkata Literary Meet | |
 | The Bibek Debroy Interview: Today's students are willing to break the law but don't want to face the consequencesHe is an economist who has immense knowledge of Indian epics. He learnt Sanskrit in his 40s and is now a pundit in that field. Bibek Debroy speaks about today's students, educational research and more | |
 | Why Thirumurugan Gandhi believes that no one will be brought to justice for Thoothukudi shootingThe activist talks about the situation in Thoothukudi and how education is increasingly catering only to the rich and powerful and denied to the oppressed | |
 | The Ashwin Sanghi interview: Some of Kautilya's views on women are misogynisticOne of India's bestselling authors, Ashwin Sanghi talks about what makes him tick, why he's embraced writing self-help books along with fiction and what's next on the anvil | |
 | The Amish Tripathi interview: Lord Shiva blesses me with stories, I just receive them when they comeWe spoke to author Amish Tripathi about why epics should be included in school textbooks, how Lord Shiva ended up as his protagonist and more | |
 | IIMs can learn management lessons from Kumbh Mela, Indian housewife: IIM-K Director Debashis ChatterjeeThe Director of IIM Kozhikode speaks about disrupting the course of management studies and the importance of innovation and diversity within the learning environment | |
 | Have you ever wondered why Collector Bro decided to become an IAS officer? Here's whyIAS officer Prasanth Nair, popularly known as Collector Bro, talks about his journey into the Civil Services and his fascination for films | |
 | Every morning, I wake up, think about it and feel charged: The Mohandas Pai interviewTV Mohandas Pai, the man behind Manipal Global Education, who has been working to improve the quality of education for children across India, tells us about who inspired him to start Akshaya Patra | |
 | The Parth Shah interview: If private players frame the curriculum, there will be less ideological bias, rewriting of textbooksHistory may be written by the victors, but in India, textbooks are often rewritten by the ruling party. Private involvement in this process could curb that, says Centre For Civil Society's Parth Shah |
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