Spotlight Issues

A Question That Deserves an Honest Answer Imagine two candidates sitting in the same interview room. One has spent years building expertise, handling responsibilities, solving problems, and contributing to organizational growth. The other is just beginning their professional journey. When the interview starts, the experienced candidate is praised for their knowledge and background. The fresher […]

A Statement That Sparked Nationwide Anger In a country where millions of students depend on online education, a controversial remark by journalist Anjana Om Kashyap has ignited widespread criticism across social media platforms. Her reported comments about YouTube educators were seen by many students as disrespectful and dismissive of the teachers who have transformed access

A meme.A cockroach logo.A flood of Gen Z followers. And suddenly, India had one of its most talked-about internet-driven political movements. What began as satire through the “Cockroach Janta Party” (CJP) quickly transformed into a viral digital phenomenon across social media platforms. Within days, the movement attracted massive online attention, especially among young Indians frustrated

The Dangerous Pressure We Are Normalising in Education A student scores 499 out of 500 in ICSE. For most families, that would be a moment of celebration for life. But what shocked the internet was not the score. It was the reaction. “If he had studied a bit harder, maybe he would have scored one

India proudly showcases institutions like IITs, IIMs, and NITs as symbols of academic excellence. These institutes produce top talent, gain global recognition, and represent the country on the international stage. But here’s a question very few people ask: What happens to the remaining 97% of students? A growing debate suggests that while only a small

Higher education institutions rely heavily on contractual faculty to meet teaching demands. These educators often hold the same qualifications as permanent faculty—Master’s degrees, PhDs, NET, SET, and extensive teaching experience—yet their salaries, job security, and professional recognition remain significantly lower. This raises an important question: Are contractual faculty truly paid according to their qualifications, or

The world is entering a new era of conflict, one where attacks can disrupt entire cities without a single weapon being fired. In 2026, cybersecurity has moved beyond data protection and financial fraud. It has become a matter of national security, economic stability, and public safety. Recent cyberattacks on critical infrastructure in the United States