The Azim Premji University Frisbee team won the gold medal at the National College Ultimate Championships (NCUC), held between 5 – 6 April 2025, at BITS Pilani, Rajasthan.

Awanish Kumar on Ambedkar’s thoughts on land and agriculture and their relationship with class and caste in rural Indian society, as highlighted by Rajat Ghai in DownToEarth

Using alternative frameworks to bolster community stewardship could help protect species like E. prunifolius while ensuring sustainable use in priority areas outside protected areas, says Pijush Kumar Dutta, in Nature India.

A remarkable convergence of views on this elementary matter of the country’s social and economic well-being offers us the common ground needed to do what must be done for education, writes Anurag Behar, in Mint.

The research was conducted by the Centre for Media Studies, a non-government research think tank funded by Azim Premji University.

During the workshop, participants will engage in discussions, refine content, and ensure that the final State Curriculum Framework for School Education (SCF-SE) is a well-structured and comprehensive document, writes Thejoto Nienu, in Eastern Mirror.

The workshop, held in collaboration with Azim Premji University, is expected to finalise a framework that will be a critical step toward implementing NEP 2020 in Nagaland.

சமத்துவமின்மை என்பது பொருளாதாரக் கட்டமைப்பு நிலைமைகளால் ஏற்படும் விளைவே, என்பதை ஸ்ரீனிவாஸ் ராகவேந்திரா அவர்கள் தி ஹிந்து நாளிதழில் வலியுறுத்துகிறார் 

Assam Revenue, Science & Technology, and Climate Change Minister Keshab Mahanta emphasised the vital role of the media in tackling climate change challenges during a workshop on ​‘Climate Change and the Role of the Media’.

From curries to chutneys, there are countless ways people traditionally used the greens that are today disposed of as waste, says Suresh Kumar G, in Hindustan Times.

Santonu Goswami, in The Hindu, highlights an effort at Azim Premji University that, for the first time, provides district-level climate projections for every region in India. 

Addressing the growing interest in sustainability careers, The Hindu hosted a webinar titled ​“Careers and Courses in Sustainability”, featuring experts from academia and industry. 

The CSR committee of NMIMS Bengaluru hosted its flagship CSR and social impact conclave that provided a platform for dialogue, collaboration, and innovation, enabling NGOs and businesses to grow using sustainable means. 

Shreehari Paliath, in IndiaSpend, provides insights from the Budgets for Justice report, which analysed budgets of India’s 11 states with the highest gross domestic product with a population of at least 10 million since 2021 – 22. 

Our goal, while producing and consuming history, should be to learn about varied pasts and not to hold or win competitions, affirming the superiority and righteousness of some over the others, writes Anshu Saluja in Deccan Herald.

The National Education Policy’s (NEP’s) approach could give a fillip to linguistic diversity and also improve education, writes Anurag Behar in Mint.

The NCERT’s new Grade VI social science textbook, introduced in 2024, takes a noticeably different approach to fraternity compared to the previous 2006 edition, writes Amman Madan in Deccan Herald.

The festival will bring together students, artists, non-governmental organisations, teachers, young professionals, and local communities to share their experiences of living and working in the mountains.

A national-level initiative to train teachers in sustainability education can ensure that students across India receive relevant and forward-thinking education in this crucial field, writes Santonu Goswami, in The Hindu.

As the climate crisis accelerates, this blend of science and storytelling may prove to be one of the most powerful tools in inspiring real, lasting change. 

“After years of storytelling and running classes and festivals, I have seen first-hand how a love of nature makes people want to protect it”, says Harini Nagendra, in Nature.

Rajendran Narayanan, in Deccan Herald, presents some vignettes that reflect the daily struggles of millions of Indians.

Students must be prepared for what they will face in their work lives. Apprenticeship-based learning offers a way out. But for that, India’s educational mindset must shift, writes Anurag Behar, in Mint.

Mean annual temperatures in some districts of the state may rise by up to 0.83 degrees Celsius, as revealed by Santonu Goswami, while launching the climate projections data in Assam. 

Assam’s climate is projected to undergo significant changes by 2040, posing substantial challenges to the state’s economy, ecosystem and public health, as highlighted by the Centre for Climate Change and Sustainability at Azim Premji University.

Vijitha Rajan and Aboobacker P K, in The New Leam, highlight learnings from their research study that explored trajectories of education, livelihood, and social mobility of the Puroik tribe in the East Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh.