Schools have been forced to make a shift to digital classrooms amid the Coronavirus pandemic, but is this model effective? Do we have the right modules or tutorials for online education? Are teachers prepared for remote teaching? What about disadvantaged children and families who have no access to smart technologies? Will the lack of brick-and-mortar classrooms have long-lasting consequences for children? Or can online education be an effective alternative in a post-Covid world? Watch the show to find out.

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As the country shifted from lockdown 4.0 to unlock 1.0, state governments were given the freedom to decide closure and reopening of facilities on the basis of the local conditions.

Haryana announces reopening of schools and colleges in phases; 50% students to attend in shifts

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Fewer Foreign Students Flock to U.S!

Has The Situation In Hong Kong Gone Completely Out Of Control?

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Chinese hackers have targeted more than two dozen universities in the US and around the globe as part of an elaborate scheme to steal research about maritime technology being developed for military use, cybersecurity experts and current and former US officials said, Dow Jones Newswires reported in an article provided to EFE on Wednesday.

Chinese hackers target universities in US to steal research about maritime technology: Report

Hospitals, universities and other institutions in developed countries receive large endowments due to factors like inheritance tax, which is not the case in India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said Tuesday.

Inheritance tax has spurred large endowments to hospitals, universities in West: Jaitley

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