Ardhra Nair is a Reporter at The Economic Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including educational policy, school governance, and campus life, with a focus on both regional interests and global perspectives, particularly in North America. Ardhra's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Economic Times and MSN, highlighting her expertise in education management, transportation policy, and environmental issues.
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By: Ardhra Nair
Ardhra Nair Oct 24, 2026, 00:30 IST
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: Expelling the 14-year-old boy who allegedly stabbed his classmate at an English-medium school in the city on Friday was against the law, said
Pune: Parents of several students of the English-medium school where a boy (14) stabbed his classmate on Friday were at a loss as to how an issue
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: Videos and pictures shot on a school picnic ended in a stabbing at an English-medium school in the city last week.
Pune: Students of Film and Television Institute of India will hold a demonstration on Tuesday, as part of the nationwide demonstration called for by the SRFTI students' union.
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Pune: Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Pune has withdrawn ‘Fractured Communities', a book based on the PhD thesis of jailed
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: Thirteen students affiliated to ABVP on Tuesday staged a protest in front of the main gate of Indian Institute of Science Education and
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: FTII students staged a protest outside the main gate of the campus on Tuesday, expressing solidarity with students of SRFTI, Kolkata, who have
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: IISER students, in a statement issued on Wednesday, condemned the IISER Pune administration's retraction of the jailed activist Umar Khalid's
By: Ardhra Nair
Pune: At least 21,000 students across the state are unable to submit Class XII board exam forms because their names are missing in the system.
