
Understanding Screen Time
Screen time isn’t the problem—it’s how we use it.
This comic shows how Apna PC helps parents turn screens into powerful learning tools for their children.

Screen time isn’t the problem—it’s how we use it.
This comic shows how Apna PC helps parents turn screens into powerful learning tools for their children.

You don’t need deep pockets for a better education—just deep belief.
This comic shows how AI, community learning, and the Apna PC are redefining affordable, quality education in India.

When opportunity met technology, Vivek’s dreams became action. This comic shows how Apna PC-powered pods change lives.

You don’t have to leave school to start microschooling—you just have to add curiosity back.

Homeschooling isn’t rebellion—it’s freedom. This comic shows how Indian parents can legally educate their children at home while nurturing creativity and curiosity.

Discover how schools can turn empty classrooms into income-generating digital learning pods — empowering students, satisfying parents, and creating new revenue opportunities after school hours.

Learn how affordable AI-powered learning pods are helping children score higher in exams — while saving parents thousands in tuition fees.

Discover how AI tutors are reshaping education — offering personalized, 24/7 learning that complements human mentorship and makes every child a confident, self-driven learner.

Discover how children learn best through curiosity and collaboration — not classrooms — in Teach to Earn’s “learning by osmosis” model.

A personal website isn’t a luxury anymore—it’s a necessity. In this engaging conversation, a principal explains how a simple student website can act as a lifelong portfolio, helping children build their personal brand, develop digital skills, and express their curiosity. Whether they’re five or fifteen, students who start now will have a powerful edge in the digital future.

Learn why education should be a lifelong journey — and how community-based digital learning centers can keep curiosity alive for students and adults alike.

Does every student really need their own website? Dr. Malpani makes a compelling case that in today’s digital-first world, a website is a student’s personal home on the internet — a space to reflect, express, and grow. From showcasing school projects to writing thoughtful blogs, students can use their sites to build authentic digital identities and take charge of their future.