Oh, my transition journey I would say it started From spicy street food to... well, salad. From joint families to solo microwave meals. It was a ride. But what really helped was finding a group of fellow confused-but-determined friends here in the US—basically my new family with less judgment and more pizza.

The Education Department of the Gujarat Government has completed the online allotment process for admission to 115 residential schools for over 20,000 students who cleared the state-level Common Entrance Test (CET) for Class V, held on March 22, 2025.

Mentored by a senior scientist at CSIR-Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine (IIIM) Jammu, Nasir Ul Rasheed, under the Jigyasa Hackathon initiative, the innovation of Bamrah, a class 12 student of Dalhousie Public School, stood out among thousands of global applicants, earning him one of the five coveted scholarships awarded worldwide this year, according to the statement.

Learning With Vodafone Idea (LWVI) makes scholarship discovery exciting through interactive contests on social media. Showcase your creativity, win rewards, and boost your scholarship chances—all for free! Follow @learningwithvodafoneidea and start competing today!

On Children’s Day, we celebrate the wonder, innocence, and boundless energy that little ones bring to our lives. They fill our days with laughter and remind us of life’s simple joys. Their open hearts and curious minds are like seeds waiting to bloom into kindness, resilience, and strength. Each child is a world of possibilities, carrying dreams, ideas, and kindness that make the world brighter.

We cannot control our excitement as India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2024 approaches, and Learning With Vodafone Idea is thrilled to be a part of Asia's largest tech fest! From the 15th to the 18th of October, at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, the future of technology, communication, and education will come together under one roof. And we can’t wait to meet you there!

Education is the foundation of a nation's progress, and it is especially important for its youth. It teaches the skills and information necessary for personal and economic success.

A year and a half of online education has taught us a lot about where India stands as a digital nation. While our education system has shown a lot of potential, it has also exposed the work that needs to be done to make this system sturdy and reliable.

Knowledge remains the most powerful tool available to mankind to change the world. The means of dissemination of such knowledge is elaborately contained within our education system. But in a country as socially diverse as India, how do we ensure that the access to such a powerful tool is uniform and far-reaching?

Children—the future of our hopes, our planet, our survival and our success. They represent so much of our future that it is most fascinating and humbling to watch a child grow into a being of their own, with their own thoughts and opinions, with their own ambitions and passions.