Is your child really learning—or are you just buying peace of mind? Dr. Malpani exposes how many EdTech startups manipulate parents with flashy promises and fear-based marketing, only to deliver rote content in new packaging. Learn why digital learning pods offer a more honest, empowering alternative to India’s growing EdTech hype.
Is it possible for kids to learn without books, teachers, or exams? Dr. Malpani explains why digital learning pods are replacing pressure with passion. Discover how AI tutors, peer learning, and self-directed exploration are helping children thrive—without homework, uniforms, or fear.
Frustrated with high school fees and poor learning outcomes? You’re not alone. In this powerful conversation, Dr. Malpani reveals how the current education crisis is a wake-up call for Indian parents. Discover how AI-powered learning pods and community microschools can give your child meaningful, future-ready education—for a fraction of the cost. The revolution starts at home.
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.
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.
Don’t children learn better from books than from screens?” asks Mr. Joshi, a concerned parent. In this thought-provoking exchange, Dr. Malpani flips the narrative: it’s not about the medium—but the mindset. He explains how screens, when used purposefully, can spark deeper curiosity, offer personalized feedback, and open doors to world-class learning. If you’re still unsure whether screens belong in your child’s education, this conversation will give you the clarity—and courage—you need to move forward.
Are we focusing too much on grades and neglecting essential life skills? Neha and Aarti explore the benefits of community microschools and digital learning pods. Aarti shares how her daughter Meher thrived in a peer-led setting, gaining confidence and creativity. Discover how these learning models can help your child succeed academically and develop valuable soft skills. Ready for your child to enjoy their childhood again? Join the learning revolution!
Discover how the Super 100 program by Apni Pathshala is offering free, fully-loaded computers to 100 deserving students preparing for the 2026 board exams. In this heartfelt conversation between two parents, you'll learn how one simple application could change your child’s future.
Meera (Parent):
I did everything “right”—enrolled my child in an expensive school, paid for extra classes, followed every rule. But he’s anxious, bored, and hates studying. Is this what learning is supposed to feel like?
Dr. Malpani:
You’re not alone, Meera. Many well-meaning parents are trapped in the same cycle. But maybe the problem isn’t your child—it’s the system itself. What if we challenged the very myths that schooling is built on?
From believing that only schools can teach, to trusting exams and tuitions as measures of success, this conversation will shake up everything you thought you knew about education—and show you a better path forward.
