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![]() | Improvement in healthcare amid COVID helped children's well-being, finds World Vision India reportKumar added that there has been an improvement in the well being of children which had initially taken a dip when COVID-19 hit India, mostly due to the massive loss of livelihood during the lockdown | |
![]() | This Varanasi cafe owned by acid attack survivors distributed 14k free food packets to the poor during the lockdownOwing to the lockdown relaxations, the cafe was reopened in June. Now, to raise funds to run the business, they have started a crowdfunding campaign on Crowdera | |
![]() | Gwalior, Orchha in UNESCO world heritage cities list: MP GovernmentAn official of the government's public relations department on Monday said tourism experts have termed the inclusion as a major achievement for the state | |
![]() | This mother of two launched an online storytelling platform to promote stories in regional Indian languages. Check it outShikha Dalmia, along with her mother-in-law Madhurata Deshmukh, launched Spin A Yarn in Mumbai to ensure kids have access to stories in their mother tongue | |
![]() | How Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences is providing Odisha's youth access to quality educationThe children of KISS are educated, modern and they use their knowledge to improve their lives - be it through practice of better hygiene | |
![]() | Jagran Lakecity University's Chancellor Hari Mohan Gupta elected global second VP of Association of the Universities of Asia and the PacificGupta was elected as the global second vice-president of AUAP recently and will serve a two-year term — from January 1, 2021, to December 31, 2022 | |
![]() | Four Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham scientists among world’s top two per cent: Stanford StudyDr Maneesha Ramesh, Dr Shanti Nair, Dr R Jayakumar and Dr Madhav Dutta figure in the ranking in recognition of the quality of their research | |
![]() | COVID-19 has triggered an education crisis, gender inequality: UNESCO reportIncrease in gender-based violence, potential rise in teenage pregnancies or early marriages and possibility of a section of girls dropping out of schools or colleges are some of the implications | |
Education post-COVID-19: UNESCO to convene a special session of global education meeting next monthAccording to UNESCO estimates, over 154 crore students are severely impacted by the closure of educational institutions across the world amid the COVID-19 outbreak | ||
![]() | Over 91 per cent Indian students want to study abroad post-COVID: iSchoolConnect surveyAccording to UNESCO, there were 5 million international students across the globe in 2018, and 750,000 of those happened to be from India | |
![]() | Notes from a global citizen: Why Anamika Madhuraj is an inspiration for Indian studentsAnamika Madhuraj is among 12,000 young people from around the world who have been chosen for UNESCO's Global Citizenship initiative. We talk to her about her major goals | |
![]() | Education for all is the Modi government's mission: Home Minister Amit ShahThe Minister said the International Literacy Day 2020 focuses on "Literacy teaching and learning in the COVID-19 crisis and beyond", especially on the role of educators and changing pedagogies. | |
![]() | Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University awarded UNESCO Chair for 'Experiential Learning for Sustainable Innovation & Development'Through the Chair, the University will develop a comprehensive framework for academic engagement in building sustainable communities by designing a curriculum based on experiential learning | |
![]() | Women under-represented or stereotyped in textbooks: UNESCO Global Edu Monitoring ReportThe report provides an in-depth analysis of key factors for exclusion of learners in education systems worldwide, including background, identity and ability, gender, age, location, poverty, disability | |
![]() | At least 40% countries failed to support learners at risk during COVID-19 crisis: UNESCO reportThe annual report's fourth edition also pointed out that less than 10 per cent of countries across the world have laws that help ensure full inclusion in education |
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