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Why Schools Should Invest In Insurance?

School Insurance
Healthy schools are the foundation of a thriving community. Lenders, such as non-banking financial companies or other school insurance companies, are familiar with the strengths of each school, especially those in rural areas with high potential. For these unaided schools, lenders offer specialised loan coverages to help protect the school’s teachers, educators and staff. But[...]
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What are the benefits of using loans for new educational institutions?

loans for educational institution
Modern schools require modern infrastructure and facilities, and to achieve this, educational institutions require funds to cover all the costs and meet these requirements.  Infrastructure, facilities, quality of teachers and the reputation of the school are the primary considerations for any parent or student seeking admission. Banks, Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) and sundry financial institutions[...]
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What Are the Benefits of Using a Loan for School Construction?

School Construction Loan | Varthana
Education infrastructure remains a national priority in India. As more families opt for private education, private schools are bearing a growing share of the responsibility to modernize learning facilities. The figures are clear: UDISE+ 2024-25 recorded 3,39,583 private unaided recognized schools in India, up from 3,31,108 in 2023-24. Interestingly, a Central Square Foundation study found[...]
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From A Farmerworker’s Son To Becoming A Proud Edupreneur

Farmerworker
Mr. Prakash Kolhe, Progressive English Medium School, Nashik, Maharashtra Progressive English Medium School, Nashik Every small-scale farmer has the potential to become an entrepreneur. Mr. Prakash Kolhe is a living example of that. Born to farmworkers in a small village in Nashik, Kolhe spent most of his childhood working in the field with his mother.[...]
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How Do School Finance Companies Work in India?

School Finance
India has a large base of affordable private schools, which presents a huge opportunity for children from low-income families to get access to quality education. Indian school finance companies (NBFCs or other financial institutions) lend to these established schools and give incremental loans to build science or computer labs or buy computers. The loans are[...]
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Varthana Smart Fee Program

Smart Fee Program
Low-budget schools operate with little financial cushioning, relying almost entirely on the tuition fees they charge to run their operations. Following the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown, several parents have found themselves unable to pay their children’s tuition fees. Many of these budget schools were not able to offer virtual classes, and when they did,[...]
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Traditional learning with low fees

Traditional Learning with low fees
Alice Dennis, Val-hue School, Pune, Maharashtra When making the decision to go back to school this year, one of the biggest choices prospective children from lower-middle-class and working-class families have to make is whether they could actually go back to the traditional face-to-face classroom interaction or should adapt online learning style to keep up with[...]
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