The Economic Survey 2025–26 reads like a map of where Indian education quietly loses people—after Class 8, at the ...

The Economic Survey 2025-26 urges reforms in India's skilling ecosystem, emphasizing vocational education, industry collaboration, and digital monitoring to enhance employability.

There is a need to retain school students beyond Class 8 as the secondary age-specific net enrolment remains low, the ...

Without stronger domestic capabilities in data curation and model development, a large share of the economic value from ...

Need to retain students beyond Class 8: Economic Survey; supports open schooling ...

Taking cues for social media ban for children, the government’s Economic Survey on Thursday said age-based access to online platforms should be considered while also cutting down online teaching to ...

Higher teacher pay and lower class sizes topped Oklahoma educators’ list of needs in public schools, a state Department of Education survey found. Parents, 5,000 of whom also took the survey, agreed ...

The Economic Survey 2025-26 emphasizes the need for effective labour reforms in India, mainly for gig workers and women's ...

The Survey said that India's workforce of over 56 crore holds tremendous potential for its economic growth. “Labour market ...

Discrimination against working-class people should be illegal, according to a report on employment in the cultural sector.

Odisha can offer valuable lessons to others states in strengthening skill ecosystem and Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) ...

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Economic Survey 2026 in Lok Sabha on Thursday, January 29, ahead of ...