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His Parents Sold Utensils; Today, This Pioneer Runs a School Transforming Education in Rural Rajasthan

Sukhpal Prajapat, Prince Academy, Alwar, Rajasthan In Mala Khera, Rajasthan, where dreams often begin from modest roots, Sukhpal Prajapat, the founder of Prince Academy, shares a story of dedication, sacrifice, and the life-changing impact of education. “I come from a very poor background; my parents made and sold soil utensils for a living,” Sukhpal recalls.[...]
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What are the key factors that influence loan approval for school construction projects?

Every year, millions of students attend schools across India, increasing demand for well-equipped, future-ready learning spaces. The Ministry of Education’s UDISE+ 2024-25 data shows that India had more than 14.71 lakh schools and 24.69 crore students enrolled at the primary and higher secondary levels. It also recorded 3.40 lakh private unaided recognized schools, underscoring their[...]
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Rajasthan Graduate Revives Father’s Legacy by Building a School that Uplifts Society

Sardar Shivaji Adarsh Bal Sr. Secondary School
Gopal Prasad Sharma (Director), Sardar Shivaji Adarsh Bal Sr. Secondary School, Rajasthan Inception Of A Dream Gopal Prasad Sharma, the director of Sardar Shivaji Adarsh Bal Sr. Secondary School, found himself on an extraordinary path in education. Although he completed his graduation, he chose not to pursue further studies. Instead, a deeper calling took hold[...]
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From Gurukul to EdTech: The Evolution of Teaching Methods in India

India’s education system has undergone a remarkable transformation over the centuries, evolving from the ancient Gurukul education system to the modern, technology-driven EdTech era. This journey reflects the country’s adaptation to changing societal needs, advancements in knowledge, and the incorporation of technological innovations. This article explores the evolution of teaching methods in India, highlighting key[...]
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The role of digital education tools and platforms in promoting literacy skills

Digital education tools and platforms in promoting literacy skills
With the rapid advancement of technology, digital literacy has taken center stage in our society. It is no longer sufficient to focus solely on traditional literacy skills; students must also acquire the ability to navigate digital platforms, critically evaluate information, and communicate effectively in the digital realm. In India, where socio-economic and regional diversity play[...]
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Close Data Literacy Gaps: Equip Students with Essential Skills Before College

Equip Students with Data Literacy Before College
Data is a factor in decision-making today, in health and business and every sector in between. However, too many schools have great data literacy gaps that leave students ill-equipped to process data in ways that analyse, interpret, and actually use data in situations worthy of those practices. According to PwC India’s Workforce Hopes and Fears[...]
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Hubli Couple Mortgages Gold and Overcomes Challenges to Keep Education Accessible for Community Children

J T Primary School
Sunanda and Gangadhar Saunshi, J T Primary School, Hubli, Karnataka In the quiet village of Mantur, near the fastest-growing city of Hubli in North Karnataka, live a couple whose resilience and determination are the heartbeats of their community. Sunanda and her husband, Gangadhar Saunshi lead a growing educational venture with great dedication in the village.[...]
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School maintenance and repairs: How to keep your school facilities in good condition

Introduction All schools want to provide a safe, positive space for students to learn and thrive. Affordable private schools, however, can face extra challenges in keeping their buildings in good shape. This guide will focus on the essential tasks of fixing and maintaining buildings in affordable private schools. It will give practical tips and strategies[...]
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How Entrepreneurial Educators are Fostering Innovation and Problem-Solving Skills in Students

Imagine a student sitting in a classroom, staring blankly at a textbook filled with dense, abstract concepts. Despite hours of reading and rote memorization, the material remains elusive, and frustration builds. Now picture the same student in a different setting: instead of reading about theories, they are working on a project to design an eco-friendly[...]
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