India’s management education landscape is gradually moving beyond the conventional MBA model, as institutions increasingly introduce entrepreneurship, innovation and industry-led learning into their programmes. The shift reflects a broader change in what students expect from higher education, with growing interest in programmes that prepare them not only for corporate careers but also for building businesses,…
By: Aishwarya Rao, Director, Vivekalaya Group of Institutions India’s school system now has more teachers than at any point in history, as recorded in the latest national data survey. According to the Ministry of Education’s UDISE+ 2025-26 report, the number of teachers increased from 94,83,294 in 2022-23 to 1,02,73,020 in 2025-26, a rise of 8.3%….
By: Manish Mohta, Managing Director, Learning Spiral The future examination leak may not begin with somebody stealing a question paper but rather with a mere note. For decades, examination security has been about securing a paper. Who writes it, where it is kept, who accesses it, and how it reaches the exam center. Artificial intelligence…
By: Saunak Ghosh, Co-Founder & CEO, TalentGum A child today can ask an AI tool almost anything – why the sky is blue, how a rocket works, what caused a war centuries ago – and get a clear, well-structured answer in seconds. It is, in many ways, remarkable. Knowledge that once took a trip to…
By : Er. Koneru Satyanarayana, Chancellor, KL Deemed to be University Creative education is not confined to classrooms, studios and academic projects any longer. Since industries are changing quickly, students need chances to get a sense of how creative work operates outside of what is taught in the curriculum. Internships, visits to studios, meetings with…
By: Prashant Pachisia,Director, Global Talent Square (GTS) Global organisations building international teams keep arriving at the same conclusion – India remains one of the most exciting talent markets in the world, and its momentum keeps building. The Zinnov-Nasscom GCC Landscape Report FY2026 puts a clear number on this: India now hosts over 2,100 Global Capability…
By: Kushal Raj Chakravorty, Founder and Managing Trustee, Lotus Petal Foundation India’s education story has always been, at its heart, a story of scale. Millions of children enter classrooms every year across geographies, languages and socio-economic backgrounds. Over the years, significant progress has been made in bringing children into the formal education system. The question…
With more Indian students seeking global exposure, advanced training, and wider career opportunities, studying medicine abroad has become an increasingly popular pathway. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, over 1.3 million Indians are studying overseas, with medicine remaining a highly sought-after field due to limited seats and intense competition in India. As students explore…
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…
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…
