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Biometric Schooling: Are We Normalising Surveillance for an Entire Generation?
Read more: Biometric Schooling: Are We Normalising Surveillance for an Entire Generation?By – Ann George Abstract As biometric technologies become increasingly embedded in educational settings, from facial recognition for attendance to emotion-detecting AI, the school is no longer just a site of learning but one of surveillance. This article critically examines the growing normalisation of biometric surveillance in schools and its psychological, behavioural, and legal implications…
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The Hidden Trailblazer of Indian Football
Read more: The Hidden Trailblazer of Indian FootballBy – Sujal Bamal Preface For as long as I have known her, she has remained a bright light of joy and exuberance, illuminating everything that she sees and filling people up with hope and peace. Despite her struggles throughout her life, she has said that the driving forces fueling her actions are kindness and…
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Faith, Equality, and Justice: The Higher Judiciary’s Role in Tackling Gender Bias in Personal Laws and Charting the Path to Reform
Read more: Faith, Equality, and Justice: The Higher Judiciary’s Role in Tackling Gender Bias in Personal Laws and Charting the Path to ReformIndia’s personal laws, steeped in religious traditions, often enshrine systemic gender inequalities that conflict with constitutional guarantees of equality under Articles 14 and 15. Despite its mandate to uphold justice, the higher judiciary has frequently evaded directly addressing the patriarchal biases within these laws, citing cultural sensitivity or legislative prerogative. This article critically examines the…
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Public Examinations (Unfair Means Prevention) Bill 2024: A Legislative Comment
Read more: Public Examinations (Unfair Means Prevention) Bill 2024: A Legislative CommentWith the number of candidates sitting for competitive examinations increasing exponentially each year, their efficacy is being questioned like never before. The recent controversy around the perusal of unfair means in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) has posed a question on the purported meritocracy of these examinations. Amidst all this, the union government…
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A Global Regulation for Screen Time
Read more: A Global Regulation for Screen TimeIn just two decades, smartphones have quickly entered our professional and personal lives. The COVID-19 pandemic has proven not just the effectiveness of smartphones but also these being a part of our lives. However, from psychologists to parents, there have been concerns about the excessive use of these on youngsters, such as declining mental health…
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Unlocking the Potential of PM POSHAN
Read more: Unlocking the Potential of PM POSHANIndia’s Mid-Day Meal Scheme was designed to nourish schoolchildren’s bodies and futures. However, beneath its well-meaning structure, the scheme grapples with deep-rooted challenges—from student exclusion, shortcomings in meeting nutritional requirements, and inefficiencies in fund management. This essay delves into the gaps that hinder its true potential, uncovering the complexities behind its nutritional and logistical hurdles.…
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Youth in Uniform: Examining the Promise and Perils of the Agnipath Scheme
Read more: Youth in Uniform: Examining the Promise and Perils of the Agnipath SchemeForging a new path in service to the nation, the Agnipath Scheme stokes youthful ambition while kindling the fires of patriotism. Promising fresh energy within the ranks, this initiative balances dreams of duty with the reality of brief, four-year service. Yet, a question arises: will the scheme elevate the aspirations of the youth, or will…
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FROM THE GROUND UP: HOW CITIZEN SCIENCE DRIVES SOCIAL IMPACT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS
Read more: FROM THE GROUND UP: HOW CITIZEN SCIENCE DRIVES SOCIAL IMPACT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONSImagine a world where everyone, no matter their professional background, can drive groundbreaking scientific discoveries. Welcome to the era of Citizen Science (“CS”), where traditional research boundaries expand, inviting everyday individuals to actively participate in the scientific process. In this landscape, passionate amateurs and experts alike contribute valuable insights, data, and observations. By gathering diverse…
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From Stereotype to Scrutiny: Unveiling the Transformation of Indian Cinema’s Social Commentary
Read more: From Stereotype to Scrutiny: Unveiling the Transformation of Indian Cinema’s Social CommentaryTaking a closer look at the fascinating journey of Bollywood, this article reveals how Hindi cinema has transformed from its formulaic roots to a more layered and realistic art form in the modern era.
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Transformation of Academic Learning in India
Read more: Transformation of Academic Learning in IndiaIndia’s academic landscape has experienced a significant transformation in recent years. This article highlights key trends and drivers of change in the Indian education system. It aims to discuss the evolving nature of education in India, and the need to move towards a more flexible, inclusive, and skill-focused model, which is better aligned with the…
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SPILLING THE ‘BAN’?
Read more: SPILLING THE ‘BAN’?This article endeavors to explore the policy ramifications of Taliban’s ban on girls education. In a progressively globalized, dynamic international landscape, the repercussions of this ban are not limited to the region in question or to the populace directly influenced. Thus the article acknowledges the presence of externalities of this decision for other countries; namely…
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Nudging Patriarchy into the Grave of Stereotypes
Read more: Nudging Patriarchy into the Grave of StereotypesThis article aims to analyse how the application of Nudge Theory can turn the failure of the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao initiative into a success by adding a few ‘new nudges’ recommended by me.
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