EW December 2025

December 17, 2025 /Posted byPrajwal EW / 0

EducationWorld December 2025

December 2025

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Letter from the Editor

Letter from the Editor

Education News

Young Achievers

Editorial

Education Notes

Education Notes

Pictorial Essay

Educationworld India TREE Awards 2025-26

Postscript

Books

Mailbox

Mailbox

Education Briefs

Education Briefs

Expert Comment

Higher education challenge & response

Institution Profile

Teacher-2-Teacher

Preparing for early years education

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The ruling serves as a testament to the inherent tension between freedom and coercion in the pursuit of knowledge. Learning cannot be secured through surveillance. Compulsory attendance belongs to a paternalistic era that believed that students must be prodded into intellectual life rather than invited into it. A university worthy of its name should cultivate curiosity, not compliance. Attendance is not a measure of learning; at best it is a measure of obedience. A classroom that enforces attendance is already pedagogically bankrupt. Coercion produces neither seriousness nor scholarship. Coercion, indeed, is always the refuge of a pedagogy that has lost confidence. True learning cannot be mandated. It can only be cultivated.

- Shelley Walia, The Hindu, (2/1)

With over 20,000 Scopus-indexed publications, above 4,500 patents (750 plus granted) and 288 plus start-ups, our research culture combines academic rigour with real-world relevance. Faculty members and students at CBS actively engage in research, case writing, consulting assignments and collaborative projects with international universities and industry partners.

- Madhu Chitkara, Businessworld Magazine, (29/11)