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If there’s no skill called business, why do schools teach business and commerce? As a student I feel that studying business in school could help me succeed. What’s your perspective on the value of studying business subjects for aspiring entrepreneurs

Hey guys, I have an idea: Building a smart phone for children under the age of 16 years and only specific apps can be installed in it and a new OS specialised for children. The device only contains special apps like courses, rhymes and stories, ga

Paper Boat Apps partners with Moonbug Paper Boat Apps has started an exciting new journey with Moonbug Entertainment. Paper Boat partners with Moonbug. It promises to revolutionise children’s digital learning experiences worldwide. Kiddopia, the inno

Hi everyone! I run a non-profit initiative called The Write Magic and am looking to collaborate with NGOs in India and abroad to upskill children and adults in basic writing skills. I’m planning to hold workshops for the same. In the past I have

I’m currently working on an eBook specially crafted for children — filled with fun, imagination, and meaningful lessons. So far, I’ve written 4-5 short stories in Bengali, and more are on the way! What makes this journey even more interesting is tha

I think edtech market is not over yet Am planning to launch a new edtech platform which focuses majorly on New National Education Policy. New vocational subjects, New teachers, New learnings, New system. We should also educate manyyyyy people about

Every game teaches more than it says. Beyond points and leaderboards lies a hidden curriculum: awareness, patience, teamwork, and resilience. If AI can learn these the way humans do, we might be closer to building agents that thrive in the real wor

I remember playing a game called Real Steel/WRB on Android years ago during my childhood days, got flabbergasted when i got to know recently that the same game was developed by Reliance Games, like damn this made in India game was so well made that i