Ravi Prakash

Can AI Help Students Learn Better Without Replacing the Teacher?

By: Ravi Prakash, Founder & CEO, Rodha Every few months, a familiar debate resurfaces in education circles: will AI eventually replace teachers? Having spent the last several years building Rodha around faculty, mentorship, and student outcomes, my answer is no – but I’d add an important caveat. AI is going to change what a good…

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Manish Mohta

The School Wi-Fi Problem: How Unsecured Networks Can Put Student Data at Risk

By: Manish Mohta, Managing Director, Learning Spiral. Digital infrastructure is becoming an integral part of educational institutions. From e-learning classes and online learning systems to connectivity between students and academic staff, internet access is now a central part of the educational process. Nonetheless, as the use of technology grows, one inevitably forgotten area should become…

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Nikhil Barshikar

Why Outcome Measurement Could Become the Most Important Metric in Education

By: Nikhil Barshikar, Founder & CEO, Imarticus Learning For decades, educational institutions have been measured by a familiar set of numbers: enrolment, graduation rates, faculty credentials, infrastructure, placement percentages. These still matter. But they no longer answer the question that learners and employers are actually asking, which is a simpler and far harder one. Does…

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Chintan Shah

Why schools are sitting on India’s most sensitive personal data and many still lack a DPDP plan

By: Chintan Shah, Founder, DPDPGaurd.ai Walk into any Indian school today, and you will find far more than classrooms and playgrounds. You will find biometric attendance systems, fee-payment portals linked to bank details, learning-management platforms tracking every quiz a child takes, CCTV feeds, medical and immunisation records, Aadhaar-linked admission forms, and increasingly, AI-based proctoring tools…

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Vineeth Thomas

Why Experiential Learning Is Becoming the New Currency of Global Education

By: Vineeth Thomas, Founder & Managing Partner, Immersion India A degree tells us what someone has studied. Increasingly, the more interesting question is what they have done with what they know. That distinction is becoming important across global education. Universities are not abandoning knowledge, nor should they. But knowledge by itself is becoming less scarce….

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From Research to Real-World Impact: How Educational Institutions Are Driving Innovation, Skills and Economic Growth

From Research to Real-World Impact: How Educational Institutions Are Driving Innovation, Skills and Economic Growth

As the nature of work and the demands of the economy continue to evolve, educational institutions are increasingly being pushed to look beyond traditional academic outcomes. The focus is shifting towards creating learning environments where students can apply knowledge, experiment with ideas and develop solutions to real-world challenges. This evolution is also changing the role…

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Top IB Schools in Delhi-NCR Offering Global Curricula for Future-Ready Learning

Top IB Schools in Delhi-NCR Offering Global Curricula for Future-Ready Learning

Education in India is evolving rapidly, and parents today are looking for learning experiences that go beyond textbooks and examinations. Across Delhi NCR, many schools are embracing internationally recognized curricula that encourage curiosity, creativity, critical thinking, and a global outlook. While CBSE, ICSE, and state boards remain popular choices, international and dual-curriculum schools are gaining…

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Er. Koneru Satyanarayana

From Engineering to Entertainment: Why Future Filmmakers Need Technology Skills

By: Er. Koneru Satyanarayana, Chancellor, KL Deemed to be University The art of making films has always been about creativity and innovations, yet in the contemporary era, technology became one of the main tools for telling a story. The contemporary movie-making process is not about just artistic vision and a great script anymore. Every shot,…

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