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GENDER/ HEALTH/ EDUCATION - April 2021

Apr 2021

Jan 28, 2026

CCRAS and CSU host transliteration workshop on Ayurvedic manuscripts

The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) and the Central Sanskrit University (CSU) completed a 15-day transliteration workshop in Kerala. From January 12 to 25, 33 scholars—18 Ayurveda and 15 Sanskrit—trained in manuscriptology, palaeography and Grantha/Vattezhuthu scripts. The residential program aimed to digitise and preserve classical Ayurvedic texts, enabling research-based work. The collaboration develops skills for transliteration, interpretation and conservation, aligning with national initiatives to document manuscripts and support modern Ayurveda research while safeguarding traditional knowledge.
  • 15-day transliteration workshop completed in Kerala.
  • 33 scholars participated (18 Ayurveda, 15 Sanskrit).
  • Focus on Grantha and Vattezhuthu scripts.
  • Aims to digitise and preserve Ayurvedic manuscripts.

WaSH Warriors honoured at Jal Shakti event in New Delhi

The Ministry of Jal Shakti held the Samvad Samaroh to recognise 58 WaSH Warriors from across India for leadership in water conservation and sanitation. The event, held at PSOI, New Delhi, coincided with the Republic Day Parade on Kartavya Path. Warriors, drawn from Swachh Sujal Gaon villages and vulnerable communities, shared experiences on drinking water access and hygiene improvements. Union Minister C. R. Patil and state ministers attended alongside senior officials. The recognition highlights grassroots governance and community-led solutions under Jal Jeevan Mission and Swachh Bharat initiatives.
  • Samvad Samaroh recognised 58 WaSH Warriors.
  • Event aligned with Republic Day activities on Kartavya Path.
  • Warriors come from Har Ghar Jal certified Swachh Sujal Gaon villages.
  • Highlights community leadership in water and sanitation.

Jan 27, 2026

UGC issues 2026 equity regulations to curb caste bias

The University Grants Commission introduced the Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions Regulations 2026, replacing 2012 rules. The framework defines caste-based discrimination, mandates Equal Opportunity Centres, equity committees, and time-bound grievance responses. While aiming to curb caste bias, observers question implementation speed and institutional autonomy. The regulations expand the scope to include caste, religion, gender, disability, and birthplace, and tie accountability to campus leadership, signaling a significant shift in campus governance and anti-discrimination strategy.
  • UGC Regulations 2026 replace 2012 rules on equity
  • Caste-based discrimination defined; EOC and equity committees mandated
  • Institutional accountability and time-bound responses emphasized
  • Concerns over implementation and autonomy noted

Jan 26, 2026

KSHEC and University of Hyderabad sign MoU to boost higher education support

The Kerala State Higher Education Council (KSHEC) and the University of Hyderabad signed a memorandum of understanding on January 23, 2026. The collaboration aims to establish a Centre of Excellence under KNRSHE to strengthen research support for higher education in Kerala. The signing was coordinated with the office of the Higher Education Minister R. Bindhu. The MoU focuses on research capacity, policy support and collaboration with state universities to advance quality teaching and scholarship.
  • Parties: KSHEC and University of Hyderabad
  • Date: January 23, 2026
  • Purpose: Centre of Excellence under KNRSHE
  • Focus: research support and policy collaboration
  • Location: Kerala government offices

Jan 24, 2026

Assam gets Mobile Stroke Units to bolster rural emergency care

The Indian Council of Medical Research handed over two Mobile Stroke Units (MSUs) to the Government of Assam, strengthening emergency medical response in rural areas. The MSUs enable rapid assessment and treatment for stroke patients at the doorstep, significantly reducing treatment delays during the golden hour. The program aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s focus on improving healthcare access and with Health Minister J. P. Nadda’s guidance. The initiative complements existing rural health schemes and aims to improve survival and functional outcomes for stroke patients in remote districts. Officials said the MSUs will be deployed across Assam in the coming weeks.
  • Two Mobile Stroke Units handed over to Assam by ICMR.
  • MSUs bring emergency care to rural doorsteps.
  • Aims to reduce treatment delays during the golden hour.
  • Aligned with PM Modi and Health Minister Nadda’s health agenda.
  • Will be deployed across Assam in coming weeks.

Jan 22, 2026

Maharashtra partners with global universities to bring world-class knowledge to the state

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced that the state has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with leading international universities, including MIT and the University of California, Berkeley, to explore new ways to strengthen technology, governance systems, and problem-solving capabilities. The partnerships aim to enable knowledge-sharing, adoption of advanced tools, and implementation of global best practices tailored to local needs. Speaking at the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, Fadnavis said the state is focusing on "strategic MoUs" that support innovation and modernization. Maharashtra also secured investment commitments across sectors such as infrastructure and steel on the opening day of WEF 2026, highlighting growing investor confidence and diversified interest in the state.
Purpose: Share expert knowledge, bring technology, implement improved processes
  • Announcement: Maharashtra signs strategic MoUs with MIT, Berkeley and others
  • Focus: Technology upgrades and solutions for local governance challenges
  • Platform: World Economic Forum 2026, Davos
  • Investments: Commitments received across infrastructure, steel and diverse sectors
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