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 | There is no need to change the collegium: CJI UU LalitThe study of law must not be confined to universities, but must be open to the masses and the societal apparatus. Emphasis should be given to internships for law students, said the former CJI | |
 | Today, the Indian Institutes of Technology have become institutes of Indian technology: Director of IIT Guwahati at #ThinkEdu2022Timothy A Gonsalves, former director of IIT Mandi, added that only 60% of graduates are considered employable and so the BTech curriculum needs a facelift | |
 | I had to undergo the accident to get the beautiful life I have now: Malvika Iyer at #ThinkEdu2022The leading city-based disability rights activist and motivational speaker emphasised why perseverance is crucial to achieving the best quality of life possible | |
 | ThinkEdu2022: Difficult to achieve 5 trillion economy by 2025: TV Narendran, Tata SteelMD and CEO of Tata Steel TV Narendran virtually joined the discussions that ensued at the ThinkEdu Conclave 2022 on Day Two | |
 | It’s amazing how teachers became unabashed learners, say city principals at #ThinkEdu2022Four leading educationists in the city reflect on the different kinds of learning teachers, students, parents and administrators alike, had in the pandemic | |
 | To avoid ecological disaster, the world will need to depend on India’s leadership: Gautam Adani at #ThinkEdu2022He added that India has a significant advantage: our youths, our digital capability and our infrastructural needs | |
 | JNU is a sociological island. It creates a delusion that everything is free: Santishree Pandit at #ThinkEdu2022She also said that, "If we want to be the major global power, only intellectual narratives will do that" | |
 | #ThinkEdu2022: India in need of more doctors, nurses: Kerala's Shailaja teacher, Dr Devi ShettyWith around 18K med students having returned from Ukraine, Shetty said that they can be accommodated in Indian medical colleges | |
 | #ThinkEdu2022: Rituals are a reminder of restraint, says Economist Bibek DebroyHe said that we often use Western notions and terms and that is also true of words like 'spirituality' and 'religion' | |
 | #ThinkEdu2022: Overcoming digital divide will help to achieve 50 per cent GER, assures AICTE ChairmanEntrepreneurs Pavan Allena (Metamorphosis Edu), Pulkit Jain (Vedantu) and Phalgun Kompalli (UpGrad) were also a part of the panel
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 | NEET is deeply flawed, only 80K seats for 8 lakh eligible med students in India: Manish Tiwari at #ThinkEdu2022Manish noted that ever since NEET was introduced, private medical college fees had gone up by 600 per cent in 2020 | |
 | #ThinkEdu2022: Reclaiming identity and decolonising Indian minds is a work in progress, says historian Vikram SampathCongress' Rajeev Gowda added that in order to decolonise, we also have to offer an alternative view of how the country should look like | |
 | Saying the hijab is essential to Islam is a disservice to working Muslim women: Kerala Governor at #ThinkEdu2022Touching upon the National Education Policy, he said that the policy seeks to transform our education institutions into nurseries that promote Indian knowledge tradition | |
 | #ThinkEdu2022: NEP lays the pipeline to meet the aspirations of our people, assures UGC Chairman Jagadesh KumarToday's youth want to be effective and lifelong learners. They want to be creative and innovative. These are the fundamentals NEP is designed upon, said Jagadesh
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 | Focus on understanding instead of rote learning: Manish Sisodia at #ThinkEdu2022Speaking about the measures taken by the Delhi government, Sisodia said most government schools have been revamped with smart digital boards and computer labs |
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