Is disability inclusion in educational spaces an essential or an additional element?

Disability inclusion requires an interrelated understanding across levels of policy/practice and theoretical frameworks so that it can move beyond symptomatic redressal. | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockPhoto Fifteen years ago, Nilima (name changed) and her husband, both with 90% visual impairment, sold candies at a suburban station in Chennai to sustain their family and to save…

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What is the state of the environment in India? | Explained | Environment News

The story so far: The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) on February 25, 2026 released the ‘State of India’s Environment 2026’, a report the Delhi-based research and advocacy non-profit has been bringing out since 1982. The report gives a bird’s-eye view of the environmental challenges the country faces, ranging from floods, extreme weather events,…

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From high-speed tracks to blockbuster screens: The incredible resilience of superstar Ajith Kumar | Tamil Movie News

Ajith Kumar, a Tamil film superstar, initially pursued his lifelong passion for motorsports before a career in cinema. After two near-fatal accidents, he shifted focus to acting, achieving significant success with family support. Years later, he returned to professional racing, demonstrating unwavering dedication and discipline, while fans eagerly anticipate his cinematic comeback. Ajith Kumar’s story…

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Jhumkas on the runway: Why Ralph Lauren’s ‘vintage accessories’ at Paris Fashion Week sparked a cultural credit debate

Ralph Lauren was in the line of fire at the Paris Fashion Weekheld between March 2 and March 10 after models sashayed down the runway sporting jhumka-style earrings from its Polo Ralph Lauren Fall Winter 26-27 women’s collection. The luxury brand described the earpieces as “vintage accessories”, without making any reference to their South Asian…

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Why project-first education is crucial for Engineering students

Surveys on graduate readiness consistently show that fewer than one-third of Engineering students complete a substantial internship or live project during their degree. | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockPhoto For much of the last century, an engineering degree told employers and society that the person holding it could be trusted with complex systems, machines, networks, infrastructure,…

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Cheetahs moving from Kuno to Rajasthan show ‘natural territorial behaviour’: NTCA

Prime Minister Narendra Modi posted this photo on his X handle on World Wildlife Day, showcasing cheetahs recently reintroduced in India, celebrating the incredible faunal diversity, on March 3, 2026. | Photo Credit: ANI The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), a body under the Union Environment Ministry, said on Sunday that cheetahs travelling from Kuno…

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