Ungarpur: On the mud floor of a hut in Rajasthan’s Dungarpur district, seven women and a man sit in a circle around three community workers. One of the community workers, marker in hand, asks why their children or grandchildren don’t go to school regularly. At first, they are silent. ThenContinue Reading
Many women get enrolled in higher education but not many are seen in faculty of colleges and universitiesContinue Reading
Pastoral letter cites rise in immoral tendenciesContinue Reading
Sydney: Despite economic prosperity and dramatic fall in poverty levels, unequal access to education ensures hundreds of millions of children remain trapped in child labour in developing countries including India, says a new study by Indian-origin researchers. For the study, Jayanta Sarkar and Dipanwita Sarkar from Queensland University of TechnologyContinue Reading
A top education department official has asked for the withdrawal of the orderContinue Reading
The diocese is committed to providing value-based, soulful higher education in order to help them become agents of transformation within and around themContinue Reading
