rural education

Disturbed by the conditions in her ancestral village, this accomplished woman gave up on a corporate career to start a school for children.

A simple device is helping students in rural Maharashtra access interesting multimedia content like their urban and semi-urban peers. It runs on solar energy and does not require any prior knowledge about computers. This is how it works.

Swati Saxena volunteered with Sikkim Himalayan Academy and came back having learnt more about life, its challenges and how to find happiness amidst all of it. This is how!

Anusuya Jain, the highly dedicated 51-year old headmistress of Government Primary School in Motwada, Chhattisgarh has introduced some great ideas to ensure higher participation and lower lower drop out rates in the school. Here's more on the success story.

These mobile tablets make learning fun by using different tools and activities that enable kids in rural India to have an extraordinary experience. Know more about the amazing initiative of edZilla and how it works.