09/01/2018
Harsha Mahabala, CEO, Founder of Edutel Technologies Private Limited.
Trying to bridge the gap between rural and urban education with the help of Satellite and other technologies.
Here is the tale of his success captured in Deccan Chronicle.
EDU tells it’s positive tale!
If learning is a prerogative, then spreading it far and wide is Harsha Mahabala’s single most objective.
24/11/2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJWj57Db9Rk
2017 WISE Awards Finalist: SAME Project, India
The SAME Project uses education innovation to improve learning and teaching in Karnataka, India. The aim of the project is to support rural students understa...
03/08/2017
We’re featured on Michael & Susan Dell Foundation blog on . Read how our model is improving 's sector. http://msdf.co/2f52SN8
Three organizations are at the forefront of providing exemplary and cost-effective test prep solutions to students across India. Read how Avanti Learning Centres, OnlineTyari and Edutel Technologies Pvt Ltd are running scalable, sustainable businesses while maximizing social impact. http://msdf.co/2tYahEM
26/05/2017
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/just-do-what-you-love-terrible-career-advice-brian-fetherstonhaugh
"Just Do What You Love" is Terrible Career Advice
There are three major stages in everyone’s career: Stage 1 is about discovery and building “career fuel.” Stage 2 is about finding your sweet spot and
24/05/2017
Experiments have always created new thinking...
http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/tolerance-begins-at-school-for-these-kids-in-tn-temple-town/article18447771.ece
Tolerance begins at school for these kids in TN temple town
A diverse group of children create a deeply interconnected human and natural world at the Marudam Farm School in Tiruvannamalai
18/05/2017
For the sake of truth...
Once when Naren (later Swami Vivekananda) was leaving Dakshineswar, he said to the Master that he would visit him again the next Wednesday. The Master asked, "What time?" and Naren replied, "At 3 O'clock." The following Wednesday Naren arrived at Dakshineswar at 2 O'clock and waited outside the gate. He did not come to the Master then, as he had promised to see him at 3 O'clock.
The Master was talking to the devotees in his room. When he was informed that Naren was waiting outside the gate, he asked the devotees to wait, and he walked towards the gate. Seeing Naren, the Master asked: "Hello, Naren. When did you come? Why are you standing here? What happened?" Naren replied: "Sir, I promised you that I would come at 3 O'clock, but I left home earlier and when I arrived here I found that it was 2 O'clock. For the sake of truth I am waiting here." The Master was very pleased to hear that. They remained there talking for some time, and then at 3 O'clock Naren went with the Master to his room.
12/05/2017
You are capable of more than you know.
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11/05/2017
Who doesn't love school/college holidays? With all the electronic-distractions nowadays, may be children don't have time to get bored.. But is it not that first feeling of 'boredom' which sets us all on the journey of exploration?
http://www.smh.com.au/comment/who-had-time-to-be-bored-during-school-holidays-20151210-glk1vh.html