Is your child stuck in a one-size-fits-all classroom? Discover how AI-powered digital learning pods are revolutionizing education by offering personalised learning, community support, and real-world skills—all at a fraction of traditional costs. In this compelling conversation, Dr. Malpani breaks down how parents can take control and give their kids a better, brighter future—starting today.
When parents hear about self-directed learning, the first concern is always the same: “But what about the curriculum?”
This comic offers a refreshing and thought-provoking answer. It shows how real learning isn’t about ticking off textbook chapters, but about nurturing curiosity, creativity, and confidence. Through relatable scenes and a heartfelt conversation, it reveals why today’s kids don’t need a rigid syllabus—they need access, guidance, and the freedom to explore.
Are you tired of spending thousands on coaching classes, only to see your child lose interest in learning? You’re not alone. In this candid conversation, Dr. Malpani introduces a smarter, cheaper, and more effective way to educate your child using a ₹9999 educational PC. Discover how community-based digital learning pods and AI-powered tutors are transforming education in India—one child, one PC at a time.
What if we stopped managing kids—and started trusting them? “Let Kids Lead” flips the conventional schooling mindset by showing what happens when children are given the tools, freedom, and trust to learn on their own. With relatable moments and heartfelt storytelling, this comic is a quiet rebellion against the idea that adults always know best. It’s a must-read for every parent and educator who wants to raise self-directed learners.
NEET coaching, board exams, tuition fees—today’s education system feels like a storm. But what if there was a way out? “Outside the Storm” is a comic that captures the anxiety of students and parents trapped in a broken system—and points to a brighter path: self-directed learning with the help of tech and community. It’s a moving reminder that real education doesn’t have to come at the cost of childhood joy.
Starting a learning pod isn’t always smooth sailing—and this comic doesn’t shy away from that truth. “The Pod That Almost Popped” is an honest look at what went wrong at the Colaba T2E Pod—and what we can all learn from it. From lack of supervision to fragile community support, the story is filled with hard-won lessons. But it’s also filled with hope. If you're planning to start a digital learning pod, this comic is your must-read roadmap—full of insights and inspiration.
Rina (Parent): If I give my daughter a PC every day… won’t she just waste time or get addicted to screens?
Dr. Malpani: Screen time isn’t the problem—mindless screen time is. A screen can be a window to distraction… or to discovery. With your guidance, it becomes a tool for curiosity, creativity, and confidence.
The Colaba T2E POD began with passion and purpose—but it taught us valuable lessons about what not to do. From poor visibility due to a second-floor location to passive marketing and late pricing adjustments, the program struggled to reach its full potential. Yet, these setbacks also revealed a clear roadmap for future success: choose a prominent, accessible location; market proactively; partner deeply with local educators; and adapt the curriculum to keep students engaged. Most importantly, manage finances smartly using tools like our break-even analysis, which helps you understand how many students are needed to sustain your POD. If you're ready to build your own learning center the right way
Many Indian parents feel trapped in an education system that demands more and delivers less. In this powerful conversation, Dr. Malpani explains why today’s students are overburdened, under-skilled, and unemployable—and how families can break free by starting their own learning pods powered by passion, projects, and real-world skills.
Are children really lazy—or just uninspired by the rigid schooling system we grew up with? In this insightful conversation, Dr. Malpani urges parents to rethink their fears and start trusting their children's natural curiosity. With the right freedom, structure, and tools—like a digital learning pod—kids don’t just learn, they thrive. This isn’t about letting go completely—it’s about letting them lead.
