According to the founder of ASHA, though, the children living in the urban areas were attending online classes regularly, poor and underprivileged children living in rural areas, had no access to smart-phones, laptops or tabs and were not able to attend their classes. Hence their education took a toll.
BENGALURU: Access to quality education suggested in the National Education Policy 2020, will happen at the cost of denial of access to large majority of […]
School of Management, DDGD Vaishnav College, in association with NSE, recently conducted their annual finance conclave FIN-BETA 2022 on May 5. At the event, U […]
While about half of stars and brown dwarfs exist in isolation, with the rest in multiple star systems, we typically think of planets as subordinate […]