For generations, students in rural and remote areas of India have suffered from a chronic shortage of qualified teachers. Access to experienced educators seemed like an unattainable luxury, leaving millions of children to rely on undertrained staff or empty classrooms. Today, EdTech is rewriting this grim reality, delivering some of the best teachers in the country straight...
India’s education system has long been a mirror of the country’s deep-rooted inequalities—where quality learning is often a privilege reserved for the urban elite. But as EdTech startups rise to prominence, a new wave of innovation and accessibility is challenging this status quo, aiming to make education equitable for all, regardless of geography, socio-economic status,...
Examining the Gap Between Tradition and Modernity Sanatan Dharma, often translated as the “eternal way,” is more than a religion—it is a way of life, deeply rooted in spiritual, ethical, and philosophical principles. It emphasizes harmony with nature, self-discipline, community welfare, and the pursuit of higher truths. However, as we navigate a rapidly changing world,...
For students who are inclined towards the science stream, choosing the right school is crucial to their academic and professional success. The science stream, which focuses on subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics, can lead to a variety of career paths, including engineering, medicine, research, and technology. However, with a large number of schools...
Chandigarh, the capital of both Punjab and Haryana, is known for its well-planned infrastructure, green spaces, and thriving educational ecosystem. The city is home to some of the finest senior secondary schools in India, offering a range of curricula, from CBSE and ICSE to state boards and international programs. As students and parents navigate the...
As India continues to evolve technologically, the educational sector is embracing new and innovative tools to improve the learning experience. One of the most significant transformations in recent years has been the introduction of smart classrooms in primary schools across the country. These classrooms are equipped with modern technology such as interactive whiteboards, digital lessons, and internet...
New Delhi, India – 2025 The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is revolutionizing the educational landscape in India, particularly benefiting schools that have traditionally been disadvantaged due to limited outdoor space. With a sharp pivot towards maximizing educational quality and resource efficiency, the NEP introduces standards that level the playing field for schools with small...
New Delhi, India – 2025 The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has transformed India’s education system by shifting the focus from traditional infrastructure—like expansive school grounds—to the core of what really matters: quality education. Here’s why large playgrounds are no longer the defining factor of a good school and how the NEP is revolutionizing the way we think...
New Delhi, India – 2025 The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is steering Indian education towards a future where traditional playgrounds may no longer be considered essential for a child’s success. This shift is part of a broader realignment towards a more holistic, inclusive, and academically rigorous approach to learning that values cognitive and emotional...
New Delhi, India – 2025 Under the transformative guidelines of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the traditional role of playgrounds in schools is being reassessed. As educational paradigms shift towards more comprehensive and technologically integrated approaches, playgrounds may no longer be viewed as indispensable to a school’s quality. Here’s a detailed analysis of why...