Begin With The Beginners: Why Structural Exam Reforms Must Start At The Foundation – OpEd
Key Takeaways: Following the intense student protests at Jantar Mantar over paper leaks and systemic irregularities in national entrance tests,
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Author: Bikash Narayan Mishra
Bikash Narayan Mishra is a former banker and writes on social and public policy issues.
Articles by Bikash Narayan Mishra:
The Nationalisation Nostalgia, The 57-Year Journey: Balancing Heritage, Market Realities, And Public Promise – OpEd
Key Takeaways: Nearly six decades ago, India experienced a significant transformation in its banking sector when the government nationalised 14
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Beyond The Safety Net: The Next Frontier Of India’s Rural Transformation – OpEd
Key Takeaways “The soul of India lives in its villages.” — Mahatma Gandhi India’s journey towards becoming a developed nation
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Promises, Populism, And Public Finance – OpEd
India’s democratic evolution over the past four decades has been accompanied by a striking transformation in the nature of electoral
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On This Day, In That Year: Inside Jallianwala Bagh – OpEd
On 13 April 1919, the day of Baisakhi, thousands gathered at Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar. It was a day of
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War, Uncertainty, And India’s Economic Trajectory: Navigating The Medium And Long Term – OpEd
The global economy is once again passing through a phase of deep uncertainty. With no clear milestone in sight and
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Middle East In Turmoil: What It Means For India’s Banks, Jobs And Remittances – Analysis
Events in West Asia rarely remain confined to the region. For India, developments there have long carried deep economic consequences.
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From Pride To Participation: Making India’s AI Drive Broad-Based – OpEd
India’s emergence as a confident voice in artificial intelligence marks an important national milestone. At New Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam, global
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Reclaiming India’s University Legacy: Autonomy, Excellence And The Demographic Imperative – OpEd
The ruins of Nalanda University and Vikramshila University remind us that India was once a global beacon of higher learning.
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The Learning Paradox: Securing India’s Demographic Future – Analysis
As India marks more than seven decades of independence, its educational transformation ranks among the most remarkable stories of post-colonial
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