By: Niyati Handa, CO-Founder and Director, Eklavya Early Years Every morning in urban Indian cities, children step out of their homes before sunrise with backpacks almost as large as their frames, preparing themselves not only for another day at school but also for a journey that often stretches longer than the school hours. What was…
By: Sanjay Laul, Founder of MSM Unify For the Indian student looking to plan their education pathway in 2026 from a global point of view, the most significant happenings are not always within the four walls of a university but increasingly in foreign ministries and summit joint statements that can dictate the ease of travel…
Swati Modh is part of the Office of Disability Inclusion at Azim Premji University, Bengaluru Across India, psychologists, counsellors, and special educators are increasingly turning to expressive arts therapies to meet the diverse communication needs of people with disabilities, neurodivergence, and intersectional identities. For people who struggle with traditional talk therapy, whether due to speech…
By: Chaitra Vedullapalli, President & Co-founder, Women in Cloud Certifications are meant to be signals of readiness. But when jobs do not materialize, certifications quietly lose their economic meaning. They become credentials without conversion, effort without outcome, and aspiration without access. The risk is not individual disappointment. The risk is systemic erosion of trust. When…
By: Rima Singh, Head of DPS International In the past decade it has been seen that the Indian education landscape has undergone a sea change, and a quiet revolution is brewing underneath. While we grew up in a different world, our children will grow up in a very different one, and parents and educators must…
By: Natashya Phillips, Co-Founder & Managing Director, Luke Coutinho Holistic Healing Systems For decades, schools have measured success through grades, attendance, and performance. While these markers matter, they miss something fundamental: a child’s ability to feel safe, regulated, and supported every day. Without that foundation, learning becomes a struggle rather than a natural process. Today’s…
As Australia hosts the Ashes this summer, a new tool developed by researchers at Monash University and the University of Warwick is offering practical strategies to help multicultural cricket teams thrive by addressing inclusivity and communication barriers in one of the country’s most culturally diverse sports. Cricket Australia’s Multicultural Action Plan notes that 67 per…
By: Sanjay Laul, Founder, MSM Unify Indian students are not abandoning the dream of global education. They are redrawing the map. As Canada tightens visas and caps permits, pushing Indian refusals to record highs, more than 1.8 million students are now looking to Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and new workforce links with Canada Indian…
By: Dr. Ramya Chatterjee, CEO, Solitaire Brand Business Classrooms today are undergoing an exciting shift. With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and intuitive digital platforms, educators now have access to tools that help personalise instruction, enhance engagement, and reduce the burdens of routine administrative tasks. Technology is no longer an add-on; it is becoming…
By: Vinod Sharma, COO, Ryan Edunation Geographical boundaries are no longer considered a barrier to education in the twenty-first century. The world is becoming increasingly intertwined, and with that interconnectedness comes the need for students to be prepared for a global future. Cross-border institutional cooperation is one of the most effective tools for equipping students….
