Five years after its launch, the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is at once transforming classrooms and igniting a political standoff. While foundational learning outcomes have shown historic gains and enrolment has surged across marginalised groups, the policy’s implementation has also triggered accusations of centralisation and ideological overreach—particularly from opposition-ruled states. At stake is not…
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, better known as FAFSA, is more than a government form — it’s a gateway. For millions of American students, it opens doors to college affordability and financial mobility. But with sweeping cuts to the Department of Education and efforts to dismantle the agency entirely, this lifeline is under…
Back to School… or Back to Chaos? As educators gear up for a potential second term under Donald Trump, the classroom may start feeling less like a safe haven and more like a battleground. With policy shifts that promise to shake up the very foundation of American education, educators might find themselves grappling with more…