SDG 04 – Quality Education Archives - Page 10 of 34

When a computer was carried on a bullock cart to IIT Kanpur: V. Rajaraman and the birth of computer science studies in India

by Amrita Priya | Nov 12, 2025

(November 12, 2025) Vaidyeswaran Rajaraman, who passed away on November 8 at the age of 92, was the pioneer of computer science education in India and a mentor to future industry leaders like N.R. Narayana Murthy, the founder of global IT giant Infosys. Widely...

Corporate Life to 300 Concerts and the Grammys Circle: Kavitha Jayaraman’s global Carnatic journey

by Amrita Priya | Nov 10, 2025

(November 10, 2025) The 2026 Grammy nominations have just been announced, and among the flurry of excitement and anticipation stands Kavitha Jayaraman, a Singapore-based musician whose life beautifully intertwines continents, careers, and causes. “It’s Grammy season...

Suman Kabiraj: Painting the world through an Indian lens

by Vikram Sharma | Nov 3, 2025

(November 3, 2025) Art, for Suman Kabiraj, is both a lens and a language, and a way of observing reality, understanding it, and communicating its nuances to others. Whether through brushstrokes or moving images, the artist, filmmaker, and actor aims to tell stories...

A Daughter’s Devotion: Cheryl Anita Miller’s journey from aviation to building Bengaluru’s Museum of Anamorphic Art

by Bindu Gopal Rao | Oct 30, 2025

(October 30, 2025) Bengaluru’s newest cultural gem, the Miller Museum of Anamorphic Art, is more than a visual spectacle. At its heart lies not just a collection of rare optical illusions, but the enduring love of Cheryl Anita Miller for her late mother, artist and...

Pandita Indrani Rampersad: Preserving Sanatana Dharma, reviving Ram Lila, and empowering Caribbean PIOs

by Vikram Sharma | Aug 9, 2025

(August 9, 2025) Back in 1992, when Nobel Laureate poet and playwright Derek Walcott recognised ‘Ram Lila’ as no ordinary drama and went on to craft his speech around the motif of the open-air Ram Lila in Trinidad (the tiny, almost invisible island on the globe and...