The policy attempts to create opportunities for the Indian education system, by proposing seismic changes, opening doors for an innovative and result driven approach, writes Nandita Abraham

Let's take look at some leadership lessons that have emerged from the pandemic: Breakdown? No, breakthrough! These famous lines from the film Jerry McGuire best summarize the incredible opportunity the coronavirus pandemic has unfolded for global leadership.

With students crossing the virtual threshold, everyone is trying to decode employability skills in educational institutions and workplaces.Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

'In the National Education Policy 2019, a particular section puts forth that 'Autonomy' must mean the freedom to innovate and that is what private universities are all about...

The Coronavirus pandemic has unleashed the power of technology in our lives, like never before. While the education of 300 million students was impacted worldwide...

The Covid-19 crisis has shaken the global economy and has had a lasting impact on every sector. Education is one such sector where we have witnessed radical changes.

With physical expansion we were able to cater to different geographies, and a diverse set of students. Now, with online, there is a rethink on how to best impart knowledge.

As organisations are exploring new ways to manage new situations, one learning is clear employees are the new 'heroes and assets' to dealing with unpredictable changes.

The NEP can solidify India's global position in academics, industry, and R&D in the years to come