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How can education catalyse development? In most communities, it’s the tool that holds the power to break the cycle of poverty and help children recognise their true potential. In the TBI Education Changemakers category, we celebrate people who didn’t shy away from adapting new teaching methodologies when conventional approaches proved ineffective. They prove that benches […]
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Sometimes, change doesn’t come from massive organisations or big campaigns. It begins with one person, one camera, and a whole lot of heart in the world of social media, which is flooded with endless content. Ashwani Thapa from Bihar chose to create something meaningful. And in just 30 days, he changed the lives of dozens
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In the Kukda gram panchayat of Rajasthan’s Rajsamand district, a humble classroom waits in eager silence. The air carries a sense of anticipation as a group of preschool children sit cross-legged, eyes glued to the door of the anganwadi centre. Then, the door opens. The moment Abhilasha steps in, their faces light up with pure joy. Her
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The classroom is full of laughter. A soft tune plays in the background as a group of children move their hands in graceful arcs, learning the language of dance. One boy pauses mid-step, unsure of what to do next. His teacher bends down, smiling, and gently shows him again. This time, his face lights up,
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Achieving success in the UPSC exam to become IPS and IAS officers is a coveted aspiration for many. Clearing the highly competitive examination is a formidable challenge, often requiring years of dedicated effort and multiple attempts. However, in the village of Madhopatti in Uttar Pradesh, a remarkable phenomenon unfolded. With an impressive track record, Madhopatti
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Growing up in rural Karnataka, Anjali Devi’s educational journey began in Gauribidanur village, where she completed her schooling. She later pursued engineering at a government-aided college in Bengaluru. Her father, an auto driver, and her mother, a homemaker, have always been her pillars of strength, even though the family came from a humble background. The
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On a cool morning in Manipur’s Noney district, you might hear the sound of leaves rustling, distant footsteps on gravel, or the low hum of a generator. But listen more closely, and you may catch something else — a melody rising gently through the hills. A guitar riff. A piano note. A voice learning to
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As board exams approached, Aman Gujar felt the pressure mounting. While he performed well in most subjects, mathematics remained a persistent challenge. Despite several tests and pre-boards, his scores plateaued at just 55 marks — leaving him anxious and unsure about what lay ahead. That changed when his school introduced artificial intelligence (AI)-driven learning tools.
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At the age of 10, were you able to comprehend simple English? Well, 50 percent of children in India can’t. And, it’s futile to try to bandage the wounds of foundational literacy in adulthood, ex-IAS officer Dhir Jhingran (62) notes. What he suggests instead is that we tackle the systemic roots of the problem. His
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In a world where AI can recite every date in history or solve any equation, typically human skills, like creativity, empathy, and ethical thinking, suddenly become the most valuable. It’s like returning to the roots of education, but with advanced technology as support. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the worlds of education, work,
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