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Perhaps India needs its own form of educational conscription. What might happen if every qualified graduate spent some time teaching?
Only an intrepid chef would mix bacon and banana. Or chocolate and broccoli. Madhurita Goswami explores the world of computational
Bhashavaad 3.0 brought writers, translators and publishers together to examine AI's impact on translation, writing and publishing.
Even as writers, translators and artists continue to feel threatened by AI, Ashoka University’s Centre for Translation on Saturday brought
The Centre for Translation’s Bhashavaad.in, a searchable database of translations, offers a way to map India’s diverse translation ecosystem. With
Ahead of Bhashavaad 3.0, Ashoka Center for Translation co-directors Professors Rita Kothari and Arunava Sinha decode AI, translation, and the
‘India must do much more to prepare for the new space age by expanding its scientific community, bringing young students
The 5% reservation for students with disabilities in higher education institutions must be implemented in practice and not remain merely
‘India has expanded primary care and insurance, but weak screening and rising metabolic disease threaten to overwhelm those gains’, asserts
The prize will be given annually to the best book of creative nonfiction published anywhere in English, including translations.
‘A future we cannot predict cannot be prepared for by adding ever more material to the curriculum. We should instead
Rampant mining and deforestation have shaken the very core of the region’s fragile ecologies, writes Professor Mitul Baruah.
Educated youth face a challenging job market with fewer middle-skill opportunities, write Kanika Mahajan, Anisha Sharma & Mansi Wadhwa.
Ashoka University placements 2026 recorded 100% placement this session. 450+ offers from 163 organisations, with the highest package reaching INR
The semi-cryogenic breakthrough is a prelude to India’s ambitions well beyond Gaganyaan, writes Professor Somak Raychaudhury in the Hindustan Times.
