The renewed publication will connect policy, institutions, educators, technology, skills and employability through credible analysis.
Bengaluru, October 14, 2026: The Education Times has announced the relaunch of its bi-monthly e-magazine with the October–November issue, creating a focused platform for informed discussion on the future of Indian education.
Education is central to national development, social mobility and economic competitiveness. Yet the sector faces difficult questions relating to learning quality, teacher development, affordability, access, higher-education standards, research, digital inclusion, employability and the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
Announcements about institutions, examinations and technology often dominate public discussion, while the deeper issues affecting classrooms, teachers, students and institutional quality receive insufficient attention. The renewed Education Times seeks to address this information gap.
The e-magazine will cover school education, higher education, universities, vocational training, professional education, research, educational technology, teacher development, skills, employability, institutional leadership and education policy.
Its editorial purpose will be to examine what reforms mean in practice. It will connect policy with classrooms, qualifications with employment, technology with learning outcomes, and institutional expansion with academic quality.
The publication is intended for educational institutions, university leaders, school administrators, teachers, researchers, students, parents, training organisations, edtech companies, employers and policymakers.
Published by Corporate Comm India and edited by Khazi Altaf Hussain, each issue will combine policy analysis, institutional features, interviews, teaching and research perspectives, technology developments, data and constructive editorial intervention.
The publication believes that education cannot be improved by information that is superficial, unverified or disconnected from outcomes. Timely and responsible knowledge enables institutions to plan better, educators to respond to change and policymakers to understand the consequences of their decisions.
The e-magazine will be published once every two months and delivered digitally for reading on mobile phones, tablets and desktop computers. The annual subscription is ₹990 for six bi-monthly issues.
Independent editorial contributions will be considered on merit. Clearly identified opportunities will also be available for sponsored interviews, institutional profiles, programme spotlights, research showcases and knowledge partnerships.
Subscription and partnership enquiries:
WhatsApp: 95911 00992
Email: info@corpcomm.net.in
Website: EducationTimes.in
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