India’s education system has long been dominated by a handful of prestigious institutions, known for their infrastructure, celebrity endorsements, and high fee structures. However, as the demand for education grows and parents become more discerning, emerging schools—those that are relatively new or not part of the high-profile educational conglomerates—are making waves for all the right reasons....
In India, the escalating cost of school fees has become one of the most pressing concerns for parents. As education increasingly shifts from being a fundamental right to a luxury, many families find themselves caught in a vicious cycle, balancing financial stability with the pressure to provide their children with what they perceive as a...
In India, the quest for top-tier education has often been synonymous with enrolling children in elite, well-known institutions. Big names, flashy campuses, and high fees have long been seen as markers of quality education. However, the growing demand for affordable, effective, and holistic education is leading parents and educators to rethink the traditional narrative. Across...
Education as a Double-Edged Sword Education in Uttar Pradesh (UP) is often described as the ladder to opportunity, yet the system’s philosophical approach raises a critical question: Is the goal to impart knowledge or enforce compliance? With its sprawling population and diverse socio-economic challenges, UP’s education system mirrors a nationwide struggle to balance rote learning...
In India, where the size of a school often correlates with its prestige, more parents are starting to question the long-held belief that bigger is always better. As large, well-established schools with their grand campuses and high rankings dominate the educational landscape, a growing number of parents are shifting their focus to smaller schools that prioritize personalized learning,...
In India, where the battle for top school rankings is fierce and often misleading, one crucial factor remains consistently overlooked—the quality of teaching. As school rankings become more and more associated with infrastructure, fees, and college placements, the true value of an education lies in the classrooms, with the teachers who shape students’ intellectual and...
A Growing Phenomenon in Indian Classrooms The rise of EdTech platforms like BYJU’S, Unacademy, and Vedantu has redefined learning for millions of students across India. With promises of personalized education, global competitiveness, and cutting-edge skills, these platforms are undeniably transforming the landscape of education. However, a new cultural trend is emerging alongside this boom—FOMO, or...
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,...