Special Report
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Beyond books: India's age of edu-tainment
Edutainment startups are coming up with engaging ways of learning that go beyond books
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When the blind lead the blind, to success
Visually impaired entrepreneurs are helping make science subjects more accessible to students like themselves
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Aakash Educational Services sets global goals
The company has diversified from a classroom test prep provider to an edtech company with a digital focus and global aspirations
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Venture capital's next focus: India's edtech ecosystem
Venture capital funds are pouring in for edtech startups that are looking to bridge the learning gap for the next half billion
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Why YouTube still rules the edtech roost
YouTube has emerged as a preferred platform for educational content in India
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When TikTok becomes your teacher
Students are using apps like TikTok, Telegram and Bigo Live to learn through snappy videos and interactive quizzes. But what is fun might not always be functional
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The huge investment opportunity in Edtech
Particularly in India, education has been a segment steeped in a traditional brick-and-mortar delivery mechanism. The industry is different from food tech or fintech, but the big similarity is in its potential for returns
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30 Under 30: People to watch out for
These 20-somethings have the potential to make it big, and while they missed being on the main 30 Under 30 list by a whisker, Forbes India will be tracking their progress closely over the next few years
