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Education is often seen as a stepping stone—a necessary path that students must walk to reach their dreams
Education is often seen as a stepping stone—a necessary path that students must walk to reach their dreams. But what if we looked at it differently? What if we saw education as the very spark that ignites untold possibilities in the hearts and minds of young people? As I reflect on the journey of the students I work with, I am reminded daily of the extraordinary potential that lies in every child. From designing innovative digital applications to crafting prototypes that aim to solve global challenges, our students are not just learning; they are creating, imagining, and shaping the world of tomorrow.
Each year, on November 11, India commemorates the legacy of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, our nation’s first Education Minister and a pioneering advocate for learning. National Education Day is not just a day on the calendar—it’s a moment to reflect on how far we’ve come and what lies ahead. Today, classrooms across the country are bustling with young minds that possess limitless potential. At the heart of our educational vision is the goal of providing these children with more than just facts or grades; it’s about offering them an education that nurtures their ambitions, ignites their curiosity, and prepares them to face the complexities of tomorrow’s world. I feel proud to see the impact of this approach in the stories of our students.
One such inspiring story is that of Aaryan Shukla, a student from DPS Nashik who has not only made a world record in mental calculations but has won the world championship in this discipline twice. Aaryan's achievement is an embodiment of what young minds are capable of when provided with quality education and instilled with a success mindset. His accomplishments echo the pride of a nation, and his journey illustrates what becomes possible when we cultivate young minds to think beyond limits.
I always call my teaching team ‘Nation Builders’—because that’s exactly what they are. In every lesson taught, every curiosity sparked, and every challenge faced together, these dedicated professionals are building the future of India. Their role in shaping the minds and values of our youth is profound. Together, we strive to develop an education system that inspires and empowers each student to contribute meaningfully to our nation and the world beyond.
Quality education must go beyond fostering individual brilliance; it must lay the foundation for a prosperous, inclusive India. The transformative power of education lies in its ability to shift a generation from being mere job seekers to becoming job creators, visionary leaders, and empathetic global citizens. This shift is already apparent, with Indian leaders at the helm of global giants like Google and Microsoft, and increasingly among India’s thriving ecosystem of homegrown innovators and entrepreneurs. Our educational approach is creating academic excellence and a generation embodying resilience, innovation, and social consciousness.
This vision also extends to my latest initiative, Equanimity Learning, which is aimed at empowering schools across India to improve 1% each day. In today’s interconnected world, our classrooms must cultivate global awareness and adaptability. However, this does not mean forgetting one’s roots. Part of a quality education is nurturing pride in our rich cultural heritage, fostering a sense of belonging and respect for India’s diverse history. When students are grounded in their identity, yet prepared to engage with the world, they grow into citizens who not only take pride in their heritage but are capable of making a positive impact globally.
For us to build an India that reflects its true potential, we need to make quality education accessible to all. When we ensure that every child—regardless of background or region—receives a well-rounded education, we strengthen the fabric of our society. Inclusive education is more than a moral imperative; it is essential to our progress as a nation.
This National Education Day, let us remember that the future we envision for India starts in our classrooms. The students we nurture today are the leaders, creators, and change-makers of tomorrow. By committing ourselves to quality education, we invest in a future where every child has the opportunity to thrive, innovate, and build an India that is resilient, prosperous, and united.
Siddharth Rajgarhia
Chief Learner and Director: DPS Varanasi I Nashik I Lava Nagpur I Hinjawadi
Co-Founder: Equanimity Learning
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