Articles by Chandrachur Singh
As DU turns 100, retelling stories from the archives
Centenary celebrations are not meant to just lay down goals for an institution’s continued march forward, but also to pause and reflect on the past
Updated on Apr 30, 2022 08:02 PM IST
What the Opposition can learn from the BJP
Organisational presence, dynamic recruitment policy, developmental narrative and the presence on the grassroots to connect the masses with the leadership is essence of success
Published on Mar 22, 2022 06:52 PM IST
In UP, why defections are a significant factor this election season
The ground realities of UP — India’s most-populous state with 80 Lok Sabha seats and 403 assembly seats — are not the same as Bengal
Published on Jan 24, 2022 08:50 PM IST
DU’s absurd cutoffs reflect a systemic failure. Design better admission methods
For about 10 of the 94 courses in DU’s colleges, the cutoff in the first list this year was a perfect 100%.
Updated on Oct 10, 2021 07:25 PM IST
Chandrachur Singh
How Miranda House went from 33 students in 1948 to a top public HEI
Topping the charts is not an easy enterprise. However, Miranda’s rise proves that educational institutions can excel by motivating stakeholders to act in concert for setting and achieving goals of collective excellence
Updated on Sep 14, 2021 05:55 PM IST
Chandrachur Singh and Hena Singh
An era of new-age school assessments
The need to put an alternative mechanism of assessment in place, robust enough to yield results both in normal times as well as in times of exigencies, is essential
Updated on Jun 08, 2021 07:35 AM IST
Ameeta M Wattal and Chandrachur Singh
The shifting nature of political alliances in the Bihar elections | Analysis
Will people of Bihar have the government of the collation which they will be voting for, or will alliances, which aren’t even visible at the moment, rule the roost?
Updated on Oct 19, 2020 07:26 PM IST
Sanjay Kumar and Chandrachur Singh
Covid-19: The five lessons of the Bhilwara model
Be alert, take hard decisions, ramp up health infra, use local representatives, restrict rights but only temporarily
Published on Apr 15, 2020 07:05 PM IST
Chandrachur Singh
Light the lamp of innovation early
Delhi University is at the centre of a storm with its decision to go ahead with its four-year undergraduate programme. But this programme is the need of the hour and equips students with employable skills. Kavita Sharma and Chandrachur Singh write.
Updated on Jul 10, 2013 07:36 AM IST
Hindustan Times | Kavita Sharma and Chandrachur Singh, New Delhi