Special Report
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Can early-learning startup Creative Galileo make money?
Prerna Jhunjhunwala made Creative Galileo one of the fastest growing early-learning apps in India by using a bunch of well-known desi characters. Can she now make money out of it?
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Dance, art and craft classes went virtual in the pandemic. Can they survive as kids go back to school?
Edtech startups offering extracurricular activities were among the biggest beneficiaries during the lockdown. As children return to classrooms, they now need to reorient themselves to remain relevant in a post-pandemic world
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Can vernacular edtech become mainstream?
With the next half billion students and learners coming from rural India, vernacular edtech is on a steady rise. Can it scale despite challenges?
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How edtech is adapting to children back in classrooms
Edtech startups are innovating to build on the advantages of both online and offline presence to give children the best of both worlds
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Playing for the national team was my ultimate goal: Sandesh Jhingan
Sandesh Jhingan, the vice-captain of the Indian men's national football team, is an Arjuna Awardee. A street footballer from the beginning, the 28-year-old footballer only had one dream—playing for the national team. In this episode of Forbes India From the Field, the defender extraordinaire chronicles his tough journey of growing up as Sandy to become Sandesh Jhingan
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The constantly evolving educators of edtech
In the wake of layoffs, hybrid models and changing business strategies in a struggling edtech sector, teachers are having to adapt and reorient as never before
