Japan is considering tougher permanent residency rules as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s government reshapes immigration policy. Proposed ...

A film about Neem Karoli Baba has surprised box offices, sparking renewed interest in the Indian saint. Richard Alpert, later Ram Dass, int...

Three-year bachelor’s degrees are expanding across the US as colleges seek to cut education costs and help students enter the workforce fas...

The Asian Development Bank and Karnataka government on Friday signed an agreement for Rs 1,750 crore in ADB assistance to develop 500 gover...

In 2011, actor Manish Dayal was on a mission to boost awareness regarding bone-marrow donation among South Asians. His journey into this ca...

Quote of the day by Robert Frost, “The afternoon knows what the morning never suspected,” reflects on time, personal growth and changing pe...

Today's Dutch Proverb of the Day: The famous Dutch proverb, "A donkey doesn’t stub itself against the same boulder twice" (Een ezel stoot z...

The five-year project christened Tejas was aimed at benefitting primary school teachers and students across government schools in Maharasht...

The quality of teaching, especially English-language education in government schools across the country, has always been a pain point.

Malaysia plans to recruit trained English teachers from India soon to help improve the competency levels of local teachers in schools in ru...

Modi's address on the eve of Teachers' Day left many government school students disappointed as there was no mention of them in the speech.

The minister said that he could make government primary schools at par with public schools if members of all the political parties.

Primary school teachers from across West Bengal would soon be given teaching tips on mobile phones to improve their English teaching skills.

The use of English in Pakistan's Punjab province will push the coming generations into "darkness of illiteracy", Jamaat-e-Islami has said.

From Punjab to Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala, English-medium schools are sprouting in India’s villages to meet the growing demand.

ET makes field visits to primary schools in West Bengal where English teaching is undergoing a massive change.

In this very polarised and emotive debate about reservations, a set of terms that have been used liberally by people on both sides is “equa...