By Jitendra Karsan, Chairman, Safari Kid, India India is home to a staggering number of children between 3-6 years old, each bursting with potential. Decades of research have shown us that investing in top-notch early childhood education can have a lifelong impact – not just for the child, but for their families and our society as a whole. India, a …
By Vedant Hamirwasia, Director ODA Class The classroom of yesterday, with its dusty chalkboards and rows of silent desks, is rapidly transforming into a dynamic digital playground. As technology reshapes our world at breakneck speed, the education sector is undergoing a revolutionary metamorphosis. This shift isn’t just about swapping textbooks for tablets; it’s about equipping young minds with the tools …
Teachers’ Day, is a day we pause to reflect on the indispensable role educators play in shaping the future of young minds. The role of teachers has always been crucial, whether in the era of ancient times or an era characterized by rapid technological advancements, evolving social norms, and global connectivity. As we celebrate this special day, it’s essential to …
By Prof. Rahul Nainwal, Director, School of Business, UPES In an age where digital transformation is reshaping every aspect of life, the education sector is no exception. The traditional classroom is being supplemented, if not entirely replaced, by online education courses that cater to the evolving needs of today’s learners. This shift is not merely about convenience or the allure …
This article by Dr Abhilasha Gaur, Chief Executive Officer, ESSCI, explores the world of embedded technology, its applications, and the exciting career opportunities it offers As we progress towards a more connected and automated world, the demand for embedded systems continues to surge. The IoT revolution, Industry 4.0, and the push for smarter, more efficient devices are driving factors behind this …
Mature forests have a key role to play in the fight against climate change – extracting carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere and locking it into new wood, a new study reveals. Researchers discovered that older trees responded to increased atmospheric levels of CO2 by increasing production of woody biomass – countering existing theories that mature woodland has no capacity to …
