Indian parents are among the worlds most keen to spend time with their children on schoolwork and are also the most optimistic about education standards in the country, a new worldwide education study has revealed.
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23rd Dec 2024 | Updated at 11:22am 23rd Dec 2024
IIM Kozhikode’s first ever international conclave explores relevance of India’s soft power in today’s globalised world
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Children struggle to hold and use pencils due to excessive use of touchscreen phones and tablets such as iPads, experts claimed.
Universities in England are set to lose their autonomy when a new watchdog comes into force that will tackle excessive salaries for vice-chancellors.
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