The mid-day meal scheme, which has overcome many of the teething problems that
besieged it since its launch in 1995, has become an almost universal scheme, feeding …

Despite seven decades of policy thrust, group-based educational inequalities persist in
India. The tenacious social group-based stratification often proves to be a hurdle for …

The paper locates educational policy in a wider socio-historical and political perspective and
aims at an ideological deconstruction of policy change with a specific focus on the equality …

Universal school enrolment of children aged 6–14 years has been a commitment enshrined
in the Indian constitution since 1950. To attain this goal, the central government has set up a …

With the introduction of powerful and high-speed personal computers, proficient techniques
for infrastructure development and management have advanced, of which Geoinformatics …

In recent years a number of western universities have established professional development
courses in international contexts. These have often involved tutors travelling to countries …

Purpose This paper discusses the problems of gender equality in society, the workplace and
the household in the specific context of India. It explicates the past and the present gender …

Abstract The Total Sanitation Campaign (TSC), initiated by the Indian Government, and
UNESCO's School Sanitation and Hygiene Education (SSHE) Program started providing …

Education is a vital means for the potentialities of a human being to emerge in a positive
direction so that a man can live in society with full of dignity and can mould the habits, tastes …

This paper is an attempt to evaluate the present condition of the educational infrastructure of
Jorhat district of Assam, India. The term educational infrastructure covers dimensions like …