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Why teacher training reform is central to Indiaâs foundational learning goals (opens the original)
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We are all creatures of education, and even after decades, many of us remember the names and idiosyncrasies of our childhood teachers because they set us on the path of lifelong learning. The catalyst was reading with comprehension in the local language and rejoicing in the magic of numbers. The outcome remained the same no matter how you juggled it. This is the significance of Foundational Learning and Numeracy- the Nipun Bharat Mission- and a tribute to our teachers who are making it possible.
Should the CJP be a political party? (opens the original)
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A glimpse at India’s recent history suggests that while some protest movements became successful political parties, others did not. The success of the recent youth movement started by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) should not be judged by whether it would become a successful political party nor by its forcing the former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign. Rather, the success of the CJP movement should be judged by the enthusiastic participation of young students for a cause which c
Youth vote and its electoral impact (opens the original)
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The Jantar Mantar protest of the young people, led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has drawn considerable attention to the role that those popularly referred to as “Gen Z” will play in the future. With elections due in seven States next year, including Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Gujarat, there is much discussion about how the politically active Gen Z could impact the electoral outcomes in these States. The byelection results in Bankipur and Datia, where the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost, h
What past patterns and current concerns indicate about the upcoming bypolls (opens the original)
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In India’s electoral landscape, byelections are routinely held when either Assembly or Lok Sabha seats become vacant and a general election in the State, in case of an Assembly seat, or Lok Sabha, in case of a Lok Sabha seat, is due only after six months of the seats falling vacant. While some of these bypolls get significant attention, most of them go unnoticed. At present, byelections are being held in three Assembly constituencies — Bankipur in Bihar, Daita in Madhya Pradesh and Manjalpur in
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