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Prof C G Prakash
Technology is a force multiplier in education and Covid 19 has accelerated that change. We need to cope with the pandemic crisis in the new normal.
The evolution of education in the Indian context has been slow paced and gradual. We still continue to teach in schools and colleges using chalk and black boards.
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Dr Brijesh Sharma
“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn”. The timeless thought by Alvin Toffler is very much relevant in the current global happenings. The continuous unlearning and unlearning is gaining acceptance but what to unlearn and learn is a big question to be addressed.
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Dr Sachin Deshmukh
COVID-19 was identified in December 2019 and declared as a pandemic by World Health Organization in March 2020. Confirmed cases of COVID-19 as on 9th May 2020 is approaching the four million mark and the situation has become horrific across the globe. Many economies of the world have almost come to a standstill.
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Mr. K V Ramakrishnan
The COVID-19 pandemic is set to revolutionise the globe sooner than we know. The way our governments, institutions and people think and function, will radically change in the longer term. This virus has not spared any segment of the economy & the education sector too is not an exception to its disruptive influence.
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Dr Debjani Banerjee
In this generation where exploration to Mars is the next level exploration, people starving and found malnourished needs to become a major concern. Addressing the elimination of Hunger is not only a humanitarian and social concern, but an important parameter of human development index. Hunger and malnourishment effects the pillars of this index. Poor nutrition and lack of food leads to weakness and immunity deficiency making greater susceptibility to illness and health.
