Education

Located in Gujarat, the 'School for The Blind and the Visually Impaired' is designed especially for children from remote villages of the state. The school's architecture incorporates the senses of smell, touch, hearing, and sight to help its pupils. Anand Sonecha of SEALABS, the creative mind behind this distinctive design, elucidates the concept behind it.

With a donation of just Rs 500, you could help children of farmers continue and complete their education. Join The Better India and Shivprabha Charitable Trust's campaign #GiftASchoolKit to help children in Maharashtra's Yavatmal and Chandrapur districts with school kits and stationery. Here's more!

Muskaan Dreams, founded by Abhishek Dubey, is revolutionising education in Indian Government schools by bridging the digital literacy gap. Through partnerships with state governments, they provide digital access, empower teachers, and enhance schools with technology and tailored content.

ISRO’s educational unit IIRS is offering a free comprehensive training programme in geoprocessing and web-based visualisation skills to interested participants. Know more to register.

Looking to build a career in social impact? The Post Graduate Programme in Development Management (PGPDM) by S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research has helped over 300 professionals transform into changemakers.

IAS officer Vinit Nandanwar's 'Second Chance' campaign provides an extra year of free JEE & NEET coaching to students of Bastar and Dantewada, transforming many lives.

Madhura Rajvanshi, an English teacher from Phaltan, uses art, storytelling and music to make learning English fun for her students. She has received the Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program for International Teachers.

Deep Narayan Nayak from West Bengal has converted walls of homes to blackboards and teaches three generations. He wants to break the cycle of poverty and his Raster Master model has impacted over 10,000 students.

Blazing a trail in sustainability, Rajkot's Northstar School practices rainwater harvesting, uses little electricity and ensures that children spend more time outdoors.

JEE topper Kalpit Veerwal, a nurse's son from Udaipur, chose to launch his own startup AcadBoost after graduation from IIT Bombay. Today, he is helping over 2 lakh students prepare for the exam.