Imagine your child building a drone instead of just reading about physics. Building an AI that works instead of memorizing definitions. Creating robots that solve real problems instead of copying code from textbooks. This isn't the future—it's happening now. As India is projected to produce over 2.5 million STEM graduates annually by 2030, one question matters: Is your child learning through outdated rote methods, or through experiential learning for kids  that builds real sk

Pause for a moment and think about the world your child is growing up in. It’s a world shaped by technology at every step—smartphones that respond instantly, apps that predict needs, machines that learn, and systems that automate everyday tasks. Many of the careers your child may choose in the future don’t even exist yet. What does  exist, however, is a clear truth: understanding technology will be as essential as reading and writing. This is where early coding education for

A few years ago, a teenager stood on a global tech stage explaining artificial intelligence to adults twice his age. He wasn’t there by chance. He wasn’t a genius born overnight. He was simply a child who started coding early and never stopped being curious. In today’s world, stories like this are becoming more common. Industry experts agree on one thing: when children start coding early, they don’t just learn technology, they grow into creators of the future . So why does ea

What if the next breakthrough AI innovator comes not from a metro city, but from the hills of Arunachal Pradesh? As India accelerates toward a technology-driven future, one state is taking a decisive step to ensure its youth are not left behind—but instead, are prepared to lead. Introduction In a significant move toward strengthening India’s digital and innovation ecosystem, the Government of Arunachal Pradesh  has announced the launch of a comprehensive Artificial Intelligen