Haryana Portal Glitch Threatens Scholarships for BC-A Girl Students
18th August, 2025 How Data Gaps on Haryana’s Education Portal Are Undermining Financial Aid In a concerning development for female […]
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Maharashtra’s ₹2,000 ‘Earn While You Learn’ Scheme: A Game-Changer for Girls in Higher Education
18th August, 2025 Empowering Underprivileged Girls Through Education and Income-Support As part of its focused effort to boost girls’ participation
Cost of Keeping a Girl in School vs. Cost of Dropping Out
Keeping a girl in school is not just a moral imperative—it’s one of the highest-return investments India can make. When
Rajasthan to Launch India’s First Balika Sainik Schools: Admissions to Begin January 2026
25th July, 2025 In a groundbreaking move to empower girls across the state, the Rajasthan Education Department announced that admissions
Rajasthan High Court Orders State to Clarify Fate of Merged Girls’ School Building
14th July, 2025 In a significant move towards ensuring gender-sensitive educational infrastructure, the Rajasthan High Court has asked the state
SDGs and Girls’ Education in India: Progress Undermined by Persistent Barriers
India’s commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has been firm in principle and often ambitious in its policy outlook.
UNESCO GEM Report 2024–25: Persistent Gender Gaps in Education and Leadership—What It Means for India
5th June, 2025 On June 5, 2025, UNESCO released its Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report 2024–25, titled Leadership in Education:
Online Learning for Girls: Between Promise & Reality
Online learning promised accessibility, flexibility, and empowerment—especially for underprivileged children. During the pandemic, digital education became a lifeline. But for
Period Poverty: Multidimensional Barriers to Girl’s Education
Menstruation is a natural biological process, yet in many parts of India, it becomes a critical reason why girls miss
Global Trends in Girls’ Education: Lessons for India
While success stories abound—Bangladesh reaching 50% secondary female enrollment, West Bengal’s cash-transfer-driven Kanyashree—India still struggles with systemic gaps. Poverty and