A swimming coach guarantees he can teach swimming in 4 days and invites interested individuals to join a course. 50 people turn up, with lots of enthusiasm, to the training venue — a large hall with a laptop-projector, tables and chairs, and a whiteboard with markers and dusters.
Read MoreThe program’s 2025 growth reflects expanding opportunities for girls and women to return to learning, complete Grade 10, and pursue new pathways.
Read MorePratham’s selection as a top-five finalist highlights TaRL’s potential to address foundational learning challenges across communities and education systems globally.
Read MoreThe article highlights Pratham’s Second Chance Programme and the importance of education and skills in expanding opportunities for women.
Read MoreThe article explores how TaRL can adapt to diverse contexts while keeping children’s learning levels at the centre of instruction.
Read MoreThe conversation explored the role of inclusive development and transformative education in ensuring India’s growth.
Read MoreIn this article, Rukmini Banerji highlights India’s progress in preschool participation and the continued efforts needed to achieve universal access to quality early learning.
Read MoreSuman Bhattacharjea, Director (Research), ASER Centre, co-authored this article on how NEP 2020 is translating into classroom practice and strengthening foundational learning in government schools.
Read MoreRukmini Banerji is recognised among influential women in education for her leadership and contributions to advancing learning opportunities.
Read MoreMadhav Chavan reflects on Pratham’s journey, the evolving NGO sector, and the role of organisations in addressing social challenges.
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