The History of Stockholm Syndrome: Stockholm Syndrome, Children, and POCSO: Why Understanding This Matters

When people hear the term Stockholm syndrome, they often associate it with hostages defending their captors or victims remaining loyal to abusers. But where did this concept originate, and how did it become such a widely discussed psychological phenomenon? The answer lies in a dramatic real-life event from the 1970s.

Collective Intelligence in Action: Academic and Business Insights from Nature

Lessons on Collaboration, Strategy, and Human Systems Inspired by a Simple Experiment

In the widely discussed experiment showcased in the video “Humans vs Ants: The Maze”, ants demonstrate an extraordinary ability to collaboratively solve a complex spatial problem—transporting a T-shaped object through a maze—without centralized control or verbal communication. Surprisingly, when humans attempt the same task under constrained communication conditions, their performance is often less effective.

OMEIAT Tamil Nadu – A Silent Revolution in Minority Education Empowerment 51st AGM

The 51st Annual General Body Meeting of OMEIAT (Organization of Muslim Educational Institutions & Associations in Tamil Nadu) is scheduled for 11th October 2025 at Unity Public School, Kottur, Chennai. The event features an Academic Seminar in the forenoon, with expert sessions on minority education policies, academic mentoring, and employment initiatives, followed by the Business Session of the AGM at 2 PM to discuss annual reports, financial statements, future plans, and leadership appointments for the 2025–2028 term.

Play to Learn: How Word Games Can Supercharge Student & Teacher Growth

 

In an era when screens dominate attention, finding strategies that both engage and educate is more important than ever. Merriam-Webster’s Games & Quizzes offers a treasure trove of word-based challenges—from daily crossword twists and logic puzzles to quizzes like Abbreviation Station and Word Builder. Merriam-Webster

Let's learn how integrating such games into classrooms (or self-study routines) is a powerful move — and some tips for making the most of them.

Promoting Innovative Practices and Experiments in Education - Proposal Template and Award winning proposal

 

From 2023-24 onwards, the programme is renamed as “Promoting Innovative Practices and Experiments in Education for Schools and Teacher Education Institutions”. Under the programme, 60 Innovative Practices and Experiments (40 under School Education and 20 under Teacher Education) will be identified and promoted, and a seed money of Rs.10,000/- will be given to each selected innovative practice/experiment.

https://ncert.nic.in/pdf/programmes/INFORMATION_BULLETIN_2025-26.pdf

Promoting Innovative Practices and Experiments in Education for Schools and Teacher Education Institutions

https://ncert.nic.in/teacher-innovation.php?ln=en

https://ncert.nic.in/pdf/programmes/teacherinnovation/info_b.pdf

Indian Society and Education Sector: What Needs to be considered in Policy Making

Dr. Jasim Ahmad, Professor at Jamia Millia Islamia, will shed light on Indian Society and the Education Sector, emphasizing key policy considerations. 

• NEP 1968, 1988-1992, 2020
• Funding Education in India
• GER
• GPI
• Trends of Muslim GER
• 21st Century Skills
• MEES