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For any country to be a successful democracy, its educational policy has to be progressive. Education in India is on that road already….

While India is the largest provider of elementary education through a nexus of government run or supported schools, the outreach to the target learner at primary level is a huge challenge.

The adoption of technology in this sector has opened flood gates of opportunities for the entrepreneurs, businessman and start ups to get their roots firmed in the business.

Girls are not only meant to learn household works but also gain knowledge about everything.

According to United Nations, India is all set to overtake China to become the most populous country by 2028. Therefore, the need of the hour is to harness as much youth as possible to become productive work force.

Do we really need to spend huge amount to get degrees? Well, Educational websites come to the rescue, providing plethora of information and required resource materials.

Today, there are innumerable online educational portals that cater to students of all levels, from school to working professionals.

There are some schools, which are making remarkable results that private schools have taken back seat in those states and on the other hand there are schools open only for the heck of it.

In order to enhance the quality of education, the need of the hour is to have more finance, better awareness and revamping of implemented strategies.

Edtech is being clinched and promoted by private and government organisations to expand the reach of education beyond barriers.

According to the APA (American Psychological Association) over 1 in 3 children experience symptoms of stress such as headaches and difficulties sleeping.

The preschool experience has now become of paramount importance for the urban couple that has large disposal income and less time to spare to parenting….

Of late, there is a consorted effort on the part of the Government and the private sector to revamp the education machinery by pooling investment. Read on..

Education System in India - The Budget has pegged an outlay of Rs 79,685.95 crore (US$ 11.952 billion) for the education sector for financial year 2017-18, up from Rs 72,394 crore (US$ 10.859 billion) in 2016-17—a 9.9 per cent rise.

Today, we’re ushering in the age of digital social education that’s sidestepping some of the challenges of classroom-based learning.