The Supreme Court’s Navodaya schools case examines Tamil Nadu’s two-language policy, Hindi concerns, land issues and Centre-State powers over education.

Indian universities and entrance exams are creating more opportunities for learners of all ages, while degrees gain support from flexible courses, skills and work experience.

A teacher’s five questions examine respect, extra duties, exam reform, education policy and the professional skills required for effective teaching.

NCERT is updating school curricula and textbooks under NEP 2020, with new frameworks, public consultation, skill-based learning and detailed textbook reviews.

Parliament has passed a stronger anti-paper leak bill with up to 10 years jail and heavy fines, aiming to protect students and restore fairness in exams.

Supreme Court directs CBSE to add an opt-out option for the APAAR student ID scheme, addressing parents' concerns over privacy and forced consent for children's academic data.

Rajasthan makes free textbooks compulsory for RTE students in private schools from 2026-27, with fee reimbursement at stake for non-compliant schools.

Tamil Nadu leads in education access, but dropout rates, infrastructure gaps, and funding shortfalls still need urgent attention from the new government.

Government school enrolment is falling across India as teachers get pulled into SIR duty, leaving classrooms understaffed and parents seeking private alternatives.

The Supreme Court disposed of a petition after CBSE introduced a new assessment formula for private Class XII students from Gulf countries whose exams were cancelled due to regional conflicts.

Schools in the region will start the new academic session on June 16 with significant changes including new uniforms, updated curriculum, and stricter monitoring to ensure quality education from day one.

Tamil Nadu's school fee regulation order now faces a legal challenge. Private school associations have moved to court against the government's directive on fee structure announcements.

The CBSE's sudden three-language mandate for Class 9 students has sparked concerns. Learn about the Supreme Court case, implementation challenges, and what this means for your child's education.

Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announces government's commitment to a 100% error-free NEET-UG retest on June 21 after the original exam was cancelled due to irregularities and paper leak allegations.

Rajasthan reduces summer vacation from 45 to 35 days for 2026-27. Schools will reopen on June 21, combining Yoga Day with regular classes. Teachers express concerns over extreme heat conditions.

Bihar sees remarkable growth in RTE admissions with 58,536 underprivileged children enrolled in private schools, double last year's figure. Registration deadline extended to April 30 on Gyandeep Portal.

District Magistrate introduces strict guidelines requiring private schools to display fee structures, uniform details, and book lists publicly. Parents gain freedom to purchase supplies from any vendor without school restrictions.

Delhi's Education Directorate has issued strict guidelines preventing private schools from forcing parents to purchase books and uniforms from specific vendors, bringing relief to families.

Bihar government launches model schools in every block to provide free JEE and NEET preparation from class 9, making quality competitive exam coaching accessible to rural and economically weaker students.

Learn how 4,544 children in Gaya secured free admission to private schools through RTE lottery. Find out application process, deadlines, and eligibility criteria for 2026-27 session.

The second phase of RTE admissions has started in Uttar Pradesh for free education in private schools. Learn about the application process, eligibility, documents needed, and complete schedule.

CBSE has clarified important rules for Class 10 students regarding dual board exams. Students must appear in the first exam to qualify for the second attempt, with specific guidelines for compartment cases.

Physics Wallah's free coaching scheme for SC and OBC students has triggered debate, with General and EWS category aspirants questioning why economically weak students from unreserved categories are excluded from such support.

Central government panel proposes limiting coaching hours to 2-3 hours daily, aligning school syllabus with competitive exams, and giving more weightage to board marks for admissions.

The Union Cabinet has approved the Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhikshan Bill to replace UGC, AICTE, and NCTE with one regulator. Here's what this major reform means for India's education system.

Rajasthan introduces uniform policy for government and private schools. Students will wear the same attire without ties, with teachers also required to wear uniforms and ID cards.

Rajasthan's new Coaching Centre Bill aims to protect students, but may not address deeper issues in the coaching industry. We explore its potential impact and what's missing from the regulations.