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‘Girls should pursue STEM and Robotics as there are ample competitions, mentoring and funding opportunities for a potential idea’: Mannat Kaur

Mannat Kaur, a class XII student of DPS RK Puram, Delhi, whose innovative solution (design and prototype)  on conservation and treatment of household greywater (a relatively clean waste water generated in washing, bathing and to a little extent in kitchen) made her a jaldoot or water ambassador of Govt of India and national winner of World Water Prize this year, …

Big Stories of 2024: Dummy Schools finally being revealed as School Education Killer

Autar Nehru Imagine this. A school puts up a publicity blitz and organizes a felicitation event with guests and parents to showcase one of its students who ranks very high in JEE. Then someone inquires the student about principal’s office and in a shocking revelation the innocent student says ‘I don’t know.’ This real incident explains a widely practiced phenomenon …

IIITH student wins First Prize in Naval Hackathon

The award-winning solution which bagged a cash prize of 3 lakhs demonstrates robustness of an optical tracking algorithm that can not only enhance navigation but also enable real-time tracking of autonomous flying objects Rishabh Bhattacharya, a 3rd year (BTech and Master of Science in Computer Science and Engineering by Research) student has been declared winner of Naval Hackathon for developing …

The Need for Toddler Transition Programs in India

By KVS Seshasai, CEO, Pre-K Division (Kangaroo Kids), Lighthouse Learning first five years of a child’s life are a period of unparalleled brain development, with 90% of brain growth occurring by the age of 5. This phase is crucial for cognitive, emotional, and social development. Research by the Centre for Early Childhood Studies and the Centre on the Developing Child …

Incorporating Cultural Sensitivity While Designing Multilingual Content Can Bridge Gaps in Its Potency Effectively

By Shammi Manik, CEO of New Saraswati House For a culturally diverse country like India, there is a growing need for high quality education material in various regional languages to ensure that education becomes more inclusive and in turn create equitable learning opportunities for all students. Apart from these, cultural sensitivity in education ensures enhanced credibility, increased accessibility, a broader audience reach, …

When Modern AI Meets Classical Robotics

Prof. Madhava Krishna , Professor and Head of the Robotics Research Centre and the Kohli Center for Intelligent Systems (KCIS) at IIIT Hyderbad, briefly explains the way IIITH’s self-driving car works and what is novel about it IIIT Hyderabad’s Self Driving Car is an electric vehicle that performs point to point Autonomous Driving with collision avoidance capabilities over a wide …

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