- Search results for ThinkEdu2020
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 | Why Vedantu's Vamsi Krishna still considers the Great Indian Tuition Teacher his competitionRashmi Patil speaks with Vamsi Krishna, Co-founder of Vedantu, an online learning platform for students, to find out what it takes to be the first ones to start live interactive classes across India | |
 | How Devi Yeshodharan went from being Infosys Narayana Murthy's speechwriter to creating an EmpireWe examine author Devi Yesodharan’s fascination with Rajendra Chola, her tryst with historical fiction and her future endeavours in writing | |
 | Read into this: Why Rohan Murty won't let you borrow books from his personal libraryMurty, who studied at the Bishop Cotton Boys' School in Bengaluru and pursued his UG at Cornell University, USA, started the Murty Classical Library of India in the year 2015 | |
 | The Supriya Sule Interview: Even if one student is protesting against CAA, it matters to meSupriya Sule talks about how student protests against NRC and CAA matters and the hardwork for the people of her constituency that brought her back to power. Her goals to make Maharashtra No 1 | |
 | The Thamizhachi Thangapandian Interview: People never come to me with tall demandsThe first time MP and writer speaks about how life has changed, foregoing the simple pleasures that she could indulge in before politics happened and what her first time in Parliament has been like | |
 | Delhi government's budget allocation for education is an example for everyone to follow: Sandhya Rani KSandhya Rani K, Former Commissioner for School Education of Andra Pradesh speaks about her contributions to the education department and how it can be improved | |
 | There is so much hate among the masses because there are no jobs: Khushbu SundarKhushbu Sundar speaks about her experience with religious trolling and sexism within politics and why it has worsened within the past 6 years
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 | Proud that India chose to give refuge to six religions through CAA. Why does nobody talk about that: Smriti IraniSmriti Irani speaks at the ThinkEdu Conclave on the Citizenship Amendment Act and the protests that have erupted in response to it | |
 | The history being taught is Delhi-centric: Anand Neelakantan rued about the education systemThe author also noted that what history we are teaching is horrible and what we are trying to reach is horrendous | |
 | Public health education needs to serve the purpose: Gagandeep Kang, Scientist and ResearcherWidely known as India's 'vaccine godmother', Gagandeep feels that our education system needs to become more purposeful | |
 | Money that goes into a woman's hands, goes into building the country: Sangita ReddyReddy, who is Apollo Hospitals' Joint MD, stated that companies with women leaders perform better in the stock market | |
 | India needs GDP growth of 8 per cent to eradicate poverty: SBI Chairman Rajnish KumarAugust and September were the months that saw the worst of it but now, there is a marked improvement in the sentiments of the industrialists and investors, said Rajnish | |
 | I call our leaders to take action: Licypriya Kangujam, 8-year-old climate change activist from ManipurLicypriya also wants the world's children and youngsters to claim rights over the climate crises as they are the future generation | |
 | Filmmakers should not recreate vengeful stories of past: SarathkumarSarathkumar stressed that cinema is more than entertainment, filmmakers also have a responsibility in sending the right message to society and youth | |
 | Undiscovered Indian literary treasure: 95% of ancient manuscripts not yet translatedAbout 95% of the estimated 40 million manuscripts that India has floating around today has not been translated yet, said Bibek Debroy, economist and author at the ThinkEdu Conclave 2020 |
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