Sharique Mashhadi  In an era when leadership is often judged by quarterly profits, market valuations, and personal visibility, the life of Dr. Jamshed Jiji...

SK Nag For much of the past two years, the corporate world has been gripped by a single fear: AI replacing jobs. Yet a less...

MR Lalu A single cockroach in the kitchen can undoubtedly give you nauseating impressions about the tidiness of your most sophisticated space where you plan,...

Mukesh Agarwal In today’s fast-moving and hyperconnected world, emotional well-being has become one of the defining conversations across workplaces globally. Mental Health Awareness Month, observed...

In his analysis of the NITI Aayog report, "School Education System in India," Sharique Mashhadi (Director at Dream a Dream) argues that India has conquered the historical challenge of basic school access, but now faces a deeper crisis of educational quality and meaning. Beneath the optimism of enrollment data lies an over-prioritization of standardization that risks making marginalized children pedagogically invisible. To build a truly democratic future, India’s schooling system must pivot from sterile performance metrics toward emotional resilience, dignity, and human connection.