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  • The UAE Ambassador Engages with LAMP Fellows at an Exclu

    New Delhi, 9 October 2024: To promote dialogue on the role of youth in shaping the future of UAE-India relations, H.E. Abdulnasser Alshaali, Ph.D., the UAE Ambassador to India, held an exclusive session in Delhi with 40 Legislative Assistants to Members of Parliament (LAMP) Fellows.

    YOUTH EMPOWERMENT

    The session aimed to inspire the next generation of leaders and provided LAMP Fellows with the opportunity to engage in an open dialogue with the Ambassador on a range of key topics. During the event, Ambassador Alshaali provided an overview of the UAE’s priorities for youth empowerment and education, emphasising that youth play a crucial role in fostering innovation, economic growth, and sustainable development.

    The importance of educational collaboration between the UAE and India was also highlighted, especially with the recent opening of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi’s campus in Abu Dhabi. This development marks a milestone in bilateral relations and presents an opportunity to enhance knowledge-sharing between the youth of both nations.

    Speaking at the event, Ambassador Alshaali remarked: “Youth are at the forefront of social change, bringing fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to today’s challenges. Platforms like the LAMP Fellowship are essential for harnessing the potential of India’s young leaders, and it is an honour to interact with such a talented and motivated group of emerging professionals.”

    Beyond youth empowerment, LAMP Fellows discussed a wide range of social, economic, and governance topics, exchanging ideas on the future of the UAE-India bilateral partnership.

    The event underscored the close and enduring ties between the two countries, rooted in shared values of youth empowerment, education, innovation.

  • Samagra’s Flagship Event ‘DPG Dialogues’ Unveils 2024 DPG SCoRe to Empower Developer Communities

    New Delhi, 09th October 2024: The second edition of ‘DPG Dialogues’, a flagship event by Samagra, a mission-driven governance consulting firm, is currently underway in New Delhi.

    The event, themed ‘Thinking, Building & Sustaining Digital Public Goods and Digital Public Infrastructure’, is supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Omidyar Network India and conducted in partnership with the global DPG Alliance (knowledge partner) and GitHub (community partner). This year it is bringing together a host of distinguished government and industry leaders and stakeholders from the Digital Public Goods (DPG) & Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) ecosystem for an engaging series of panels and talks.

    Sharing his reflections on DPG Dialogues – via video, Sh. Nandan Nilekani said that “This gathering is very important because it brings together practitioners, different points of view—how to create supply, how to create demand, how to make a difference, and how to do things at population scale. Together, we aim to design solutions that are low-cost, frugal in innovation, interoperable, and built for global impact.”

    Notable panellists & speakers include Sh. Amitabh Kant (India’s G20 Sherpa), Dr. R.S. Sharma (Chairperson of ONDC and former CEO of NHA and UIDAI), Sh. Abhishek Singh (Additional Secretary MeitY), Sh. Samuel Praveen (Joint Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare), Sh. Saurabh Gaur (Principal Secretary, IT, Andhra Pradesh), Smt. Kavita Bhatia (Senior Scientist, MeitY), Sh. Nand Kumarum (CEO, NeGD), Venkatesh Hariharan (India Representative at Open Innovation Network), Prof. Ramesh Loganathan (IIIT Hyderabad and State Innovation Cell, Telangana), Steve Haley (Partnerships Director, Mojaloop), Tanuj Bhojwani (Head, People+AI), Hemant Adarkar (Tech Advisor, Artha Global), Supriya Sankaran (Co-founder, Agami), among others.

    Given that long-term sustainability of DPGs is heavily reliant on the presence of healthy, vibrant, and engaged developer communities, this year the event is also seeing the release of the first DPG SCoRe 2024 – Annual DPG State of the Community Report, which provides a holistic overview of the current state of community-building efforts across India’s DPG landscape, based on surveys with 25 organizations and 300 developers. The report lays out a framework, based on which the participating organizations were benchmarked across various parameters of inputs, outputs and outcomes and can serve as a point-in-time snapshot of the community on which the ecosystem and DPG builders can track the evolution of communities annually.

    Among its key findings, the report reveals 64% non-contributors cite lack of awareness as the biggest obstacle to participation. The report also points to the critical need for mentoring support, with 56% of contributors requiring regular guidance. Only 16% of the surveyed organizations meet the criteria for “Community Champions” criteria, i.e. they meet the benchmarks on community size, active contributors, community growth and community contributions to codebase. This reiterates the need for stronger community-building efforts within the ecosystem.

    Finally, the event is also showcasing the work of 100+ contributors – both college students and working professionals – selected from 3,000+ applicants from across the breadth and width of the country, who participated over the last 3 months in the one of it’s kind ‘Dedicated Mentoring Programme’ for GovTech and DPG projects sourced from 42 organisations, spanning both coding and design problem statements with population-scale impact.

    The event will conclude with an insightful fireside chat featuring Dr. R.S. Sharma (Chairperson of ONDC and former CEO of NHA and UIDAI), who will be sharing insights on the value propositions and motivations of the DPG/DPI ecosystem and the role of the developer communities in addressing global challenges and creating impact at scale.

    Gaurav Goel, Founder and CEO of Samagra, emphasised the transformative role of Digital Public Goods in India’s digital revolution, saying, “India has made significant strides in developing DPGs and DPIs. While setting new benchmarks, it is equally important to ensure wide-scale adoption and sustainability. DPG Dialogues is our humble contribution to advancing this movement.”

  • MedySeva Wins DHN Innovation Challenge 2024

    IIIT-Bangalore Partners with DHN to Find India's Next Big Healthcare Innovator: MedySeva Wins DHN Innovation Challenge 2024Bangalore, India, October 09th, 2024: The DHN Innovation Challenge 2024 wrapped up recently with a successful showcase of healthcare innovations that address pressing issues in the sector.

    Organized by Digital Health News (DHN) in partnership with IIIT-Bangalore, 100X.VC and ScaleHealthTech, the event focused on leveraging technology to improve India’s patient care and healthcare delivery. Ninth Dimension was the program partner for this year’s challenge, which drew participation from leading innovators and startups nationwide. The event was supported by startup Karnataka and K-tech.

    Over 200 startups participated in this year’s challenge, with 14 shortlisted for the pitch stage. Five finalists were selected to present at the demo day, showcasing groundbreaking healthcare solutions that address critical challenges in India’s healthcare system.

    Meet the Judges
    Our esteemed panel of judges represents a convergence of global and Indian expertise, bringing a wealth of experience from the forefront of healthcare and technology. These distinguished leaders critically evaluated and guided the next wave of transformative digital health innovations:

    ● Dr. Lakshmi Jaganathan – CEO, Innovation Centre, IIIT-B; EVP, COMET Foundation

    ● Mr. Feby Abraham – EVP, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Memorial Hermann Health System, Houston, TX

    ● Dr. Girish Kulkarni – Chairperson, CHIME India; Principal Consultant (Digital) at NIMHANS; CISO, IIIT-Bangalore

    ● Vishnu Saxena – Founder and CEO, DHN and ScaleHealthTech

    ● Sanjay Mehta – Founder and Partner, 100X.VC

    ● Dr. Ganesh Hiregoudar – Director, TSB OTE Engineering, Dell Technologies

    Karnataka Health Minister Highlights Role of Innovation

    Chief guest of the event, Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao praised the innovation challenge initiative, saying, “I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Debabrata Das, director of IIIT-B, and Mr. Saxena from DHN, along with everyone participating in this hackathon. Your innovative ideas have the potential to make a real impact in the healthcare and medtech sectors. While not every idea will succeed, those that do can significantly improve health outcomes, services, and care delivery”.

    He acknowledged the participants’ efforts, noting, “The goal is to scale these solutions, reduce costs, and help many people—especially in a country like India, where we face massive-scale challenges. Technology, such as AI and tele-ICUs, is already playing a vital role in bridging gaps in specialist care, and it’s exciting to see what new ideas will emerge from initiatives like this.”

    MedySeva Takes the Win

    The top prize went to MedySeva, a startup offering telemedicine services focused on providing affordable healthcare access to underserved rural communities. Their platform connects patients in remote areas with qualified medical professionals, improving access to essential health services in regions lacking adequate medical infrastructure.

    The runners-up were MicroHeal, developing an innovative, clinically validated protocol combining Drug + DTx to improve patient outcomes for chronic gut conditions, and Marbles Health, a startup focused on mental health support through an AI-driven platform.

    Two other notable finalists were Janitri, which provides maternal health monitoring solutions, and Moss.ai, a company working on AI-driven clinical decision support tools for doctors by facilitating voice-to-text clinical note-taking with support in several Indian languages.

    Key Remarks from Event Partners

    Vishnu Saxena, Founder of DHN, praised the quality of ideas and solutions presented, stating, “Innovation knows no boundaries, and it requires great courage to launch a startup. Our primary aim is to scale solutions and reduce costs, particularly in India, where we face substantial challenges. Technologies like AI and tele-ICUs play a pivotal role in bridging gaps in specialist care. It is exciting to anticipate the new ideas that will emerge from initiatives like this, as meaningful partnerships will shape the future of healthcare.”

    Professor Debabrata Das, Director of IIIT-Bangalore, reflected on the significance of technology in healthcare and highlighted how healthcare and technology must work together. He said, “The healthcare startup ecosystem in India is rapidly evolving and driven by a rising demand for accessible, affordable, and quality solutions. Today, we have around 7 to 10% of startups in the health sector, with over 7,000 health tech startups thriving across the country. The Centre has played a vital role in creating technological solutions for healthcare and fostering collaboration within the clinical community.”

    The event marked another milestone in India’s healthcare journey, bringing together startups, healthcare leaders, and innovators to collaborate on shaping the future of healthtech.

  • University of East Anglia introduces scholarship for aspiring graduates in Biomedical Science

    New Delhi, 08 October 2024: The University of East Anglia (UEA), one of the UK’s top 25 universities, has announced a dedicated scholarship for Indian students enrolling in BSc Biomedical Science with a placement year at NHS (National Health Services). This scholarship worth £4,000 annually for the entire programme duration makes it a significant financial aid for Indian students aspiring to build careers in biomedical science within the UK’s NHS.

    This innovative four-year degree program in Biomedical Science is crafted to provide students with both advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills, with a strong emphasis on real-world applications. A key highlight of this programme is the optional NHS placement year in the third year. This placement, dependent on availability, demand, and the student’s academic performance and aptitude, offers students the opportunity to work as trainee biomedical scientists in IBMS-approved NHS medical laboratories.

    Throughout the placement, students will complete the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS) training portfolio, which sets the foundation for obtaining HCPC registration as professional Biomedical Scientists. This hands-on experience is integral to developing the expertise required for a successful career in the field.

    Dr Mark Williams, Associate Professor, School of Biological Sciences, University of East Anglia, UK said, “This scholarship represents our commitment to nurturing global talent in Biomedical Science. By combining financial support with our innovative NHS placement year, we have created a fantastic opportunity for students to receive world-class education and invaluable hands-on experience in the UK healthcare sector. We believe this programme will empower the next generation of biomedical scientists to make significant contributions to global healthcare.”

    This scholarship reiterates UEA’s commitment to fostering global talent and supporting international students in their educational endeavours. UEA aims to make its world-class education further accessible to Indian students by reducing the financial burden and offering exceptional training and career opportunities in the UK healthcare sector.

    Students enrolled in this programme have the flexibility to choose between two-degree options: Biomedicine (BSc Hons) and Biomedical Science (BSc Hons). The first-year curriculum is identical for both, allowing students to decide on their specialisation as they progress.

  • The Woman with the Stone Knife, now available from Histria Books..

    Histria Books is pleased to announce the release of The Woman with The Stone Knife by Dale Neal This book is published by Histria Fiction an imprint of Histria Books dedicated to outstanding original works of fiction.

    The Woman with the Stone Knife, now available from Histria Books

    The Woman with The Stone Knife imagines the life of a Cherokee woman exiled for 20 years in Georgian England, torn between two worlds and two choices. Remain in London to avenge her husband’s death or reunite with the son she left behind in the Cherokee mountains. Helena Ostenaco Timberlake steps into history in 1786 when she petitions the British crown to return to newly independent America. Was she really the wife of a white soldier, Lt. Henry Timberlake, who had visited the Cherokee in 1762 and the daughter of the Cherokee war chief Ostenaco who had visited King George III? Widely researched and deeply imagined, The Woman with the Stone Knife follows the life of this mysterious woman. She was born Skitty in the Overhills towns of the Cherokee. Following Timberlake, Skitty leaves behind her infant son and makes the arduous Atlantic crossing, only to find herself abandoned in England after Timberlake’s death in debtor’s prison in 1765.

    Terry Roberts, author of The Sky Club and That Bright Land says “With authentic and precise historical detail, Dale Neal has brought to life Mrs. Helena Ostenaco Timberlake, a Cherokee woman who is exiled in England after following her British husband back to London. Neal captures both the Cherokee and British elements in this fascinating woman, who is caught between two languages, two cultures, and two desires. Although it is set during the time of the Revolutionary War, this is in so many ways a modern story. No one who meets Mrs. Ostenaco Timberlake will ever forget her.”

    Dale Neal is the author of Appalachian Book of the Dead, shortlisted for the Thomas Wolfe Literary Award; Cow Across America, winner of the Novello Literary Award. He worked for four decades as an award-winning journalist at the Asheville Citizen-Times. He earned an MFA in creative writing at Warren Wilson College.

    The Woman with the Stone Knife, by Dale Neal, 216 pp., ISBN 978-1-59211-466-5, is available at HistriaBooks.com and from all major book retailers. The book is also available in eBook. Titles published under the various imprints of Histria Books are distributed worldwide by the Independent Publishers Group (IPG). For information on publishing with Histria Books, please visit HistriaBooks.com or contact us at info@histriabooks.com.

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  • VTU Transforms Engineering Education in Karnataka with Reconfigurable Instrumentation from Liquid Instruments

    VTU Transforms Engineering Education in Karnataka with Reconfigurable Instrumentation from Liquid Instruments

    October 08, 2024,Bengaluru, Karnataka, India : Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), one of the largest technological universities in India, established by the government of Karnataka, will begin to integrate reconfigurable instrumentation from Liquid Instruments into its engineering curriculum across more than 150 affiliated colleges, starting this fall. This initiative aims to enhance the learning experience for thousands of engineering students by giving them access to modern tools and technology that encourage hands-on learning.

    Liquid Instruments’ Moku platform is built on technology originally developed at NASA for space-based gravitational wave detection. Each compact device uses a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) to deliver a reconfigurable suite of 14 test and measurement instruments, from benchtop essentials like an oscilloscope to advanced tools like a lock-in amplifier. This flexible, digital-first approach enables students to use multiple instruments to engage in real-time experimentation across diverse topics, from digital signal processing to control systems.

    Dr. R. Sundaraguru, head of electronics and communication engineering at Sir M. Visveshwaraiah College of Engineering in Bengaluru, praised the adaptability and efficiency of the Moku platform.

    “It is excellent in all functions,” he said. “It will be easy to operate and very much useful to students.”

    Traditionally, such instruments have been limited to advanced research labs due to space and cost constraints, leaving undergraduate students to rely on simulation tools. With comprehensive API support and the ability to configure a range of multi-instrument test setups in a single device, Moku technology helps bridge the gap between theory and practice.

    “We’re excited to equip Indian students with state-of-the-art tools to accelerate their education,” said Daniel Shaddock, co-founder and CEO of Liquid Instruments. “With access to advanced equipment normally restricted to high-end R&D labs, students are now free to fully explore how signals take form, evolve, and interact with the physical world. This approach helps students gain practical skills that are essential in today’s workforce, especially in India, where the growing technology sector continues to drive the economy.”

    To ensure a smooth adoption, Liquid Instruments and regional partners Tessolve and Spruha Solutions will provide educational sessions for faculty members at each college and work to set up learning labs. This training will help professors deploy the new technology while supporting their goal to prepare students for internships and employment opportunities.

    “Integrating the Moku platform into VTU’s curriculum will empower the next generation of engineers with cutting-edge tools for a hands-on learning experience,” said Srini Chinamilli, co-founder and CEO of Tessolve. “At Tessolve, we are committed to fostering innovation in education by supporting academia and industry. The collaboration with Liquid Instruments will help both faculty and students unlock new learning opportunities.”

    Mahesh Vella, managing partner at Spruha Solutions, echoed Chinamilli’s sentiments.

    ​​“Spruha Solutions is dedicated to driving educational advancements powered by technology,” he said. “This collaboration will deliver industry-grade tools to students that will greatly improve their learning experience and prepare them for future challenges.”

    The integration of Moku technology at VTU marks a milestone in Liquid Instruments’ goal to equip students with the tools they need to succeed in fast-growing engineering fields. Following the adoption of the Moku platform in Karnataka — also known as the Silicon Valley of India — discussions are underway with universities in the neighbouring states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana to further expand the platform’s reach.

  • Noida International University organizes Rubaru to Welcome Freshers with a Bang

    Noida International University organizes Rubaru to Welcome Freshers with a BangNoida, October 08th, 2024: Noida International University (NIU) hosted its highly anticipated Freshers’ Party, Rubaru marking the beginning of a new academic session. The event was a vibrant celebration of talent, creativity, and camaraderie.

    The evening commenced with a warm welcome to the freshers from anchors Lamp Lightening and Vandana, followed by a captivating video showcasing glimpses of NIU. The dignitaries appreciated the efforts shown by the students and the team and addressed the gathering.

    Dr. Mukesh Parashar, Registrar at Noida International University said, “We are delighted to welcome our new batch of students and provide them with a platform to showcase their talents. NIU is committed to fostering a holistic learning environment, and this event marks the beginning of an exciting journey for our freshers.”

    Ms. Khushboo, Head of the Cultural Committee at NIU said, “The event featured an array of mesmerizing performances, including Band performance, Group dance, Duct singing, Solo Singing, Talent hunt for Freshers, Group dance, and many more. The freshers showcased their talents in various rounds, culminating in the announcement of Mr. & Miss Freshers, Mr. & Miss Charming, Mr. & Miss Sparkle. The evening concluded with a live band and DJ night, leaving the students enthralled and eager for the academic session ahead. Therefore, the teamwork made this event a great success with the support of higher authorities. We will plan more engaging cultural events for students to boost their talent.”

  • Kimberlee Thomas-Barber’s New Book, The Eagle’s Feather

    Kimberlee Thomas-Barber’s New Book, The Eagle's Feather

    Lake Forest, AZ, October 07, 2024 — Fulton Books author Kimberlee Thomas-Barber has completed her most recent book, “The Eagle’s Feather”: a delightful story that captures the essence of kindness and compassion through the adventures of a young boy who helps a wounded eagle and learns the true meaning of giving without expectation.

    In “The Eagle’s Feather,” readers follow the journey of a young boy who stumbles upon a wounded eagle in need of help. Driven by empathy and a desire to make a difference, the boy tends to the eagle’s injuries and begins a heartwarming connection with the majestic bird. As the boy cares for the eagle, he discovers a deeper lesson about the rewards of selflessness and the genuine happiness that comes from aiding others.

    Published by Fulton Books, Kimberlee Thomas-Barber’s book beautifully reveals how small acts of kindness can lead to meaningful change, and how helping others, without seeking anything in return, can be incredibly fulfilling and impactful. Accompanied by colorful and vibrant artwork by illustrator Lucia Dullet, “The Eagle’s Feather” is sure to capture the hearts and imaginations of young readers while helping to foster a sense of empathy and generosity towards others.

    “The Eagle’s Feather” is available in both English and in Spanish as “La Pluma Del Águila.”

  • Manasthali’s 5-Day Annual Festival Launches, Highlighting Mental Health in Schools

    Manasthali’s 5-Day Annual Festival Kicks Off; Inaugural Session Emphasizes Importance of Mental Health at School LevelNew Delhi, 7th October 2024: Manasthali, one of the city-based leading mental health and wellness organizations, has launched its 3rd edition of Mannotsava-Mann Ka Utsav online by bringing together educators, mental health professionals, and community leaders to address the critical topic of mental well-being for five consecutive days. The inaugural session, held on 5th October, emphasized the growing need for mental health awareness and support at the school level, aiming to foster a more supportive environment for students across all age groups.

    The festival kicked off with the auspicious lamp-lighting ceremony and set the tone for the Mannotsava with a keynote address that underlined the growing need to integrate mental health support right from the school to the workplace. The event opened with a warm welcome by Manasthali’s Founder and Director, Dr Jyoti Kapoor, who emphasized the urgency of creating a robust framework for mental health awareness from an early age.

    Speaking at the session, Dr. Kapoor remarked, “When we talk of mental health at workplace, we somehow focus on corporate work places and miss out on the very foundation of our society’s work culture which are educational institutions especially schools. Schools are where young minds are nurtured, yet mental health is often overlooked. Schools can play a vital role in promoting mental health and well-being by providing a safe and supportive environment not just to students but also teachers and non teaching staff .With rising stress levels, teachers are not in happiest work environment which has a direct impact on quality of education being imparted. We must prioritize mental well-being and create safe spaces for teachers as well to express their emotions, seek help, and thrive holistically.”

    Mrs Neetu Pahuja, who has been in the education field for over two decades, was the panellist of the inaugural session. She said, “Students come from varied backgrounds in schools and to have a safe and supportive environment, teachers should ensure that they develop a bond with their students. Schools have started taking many initiatives for the happiness of the students. We have prohibited corporal punishment in the school, banned certain words (which were earlier used by teachers), and introduced a child-centric teaching & learning process. We are making sure that in any activity, students’ participation is more so that a child shouldn’t lose his/her enthusiasm and can stay away from stress. Schools are organising PTMs more frequently to understand parents’ mindset also. But a gap exists when it comes to giving support to the supporter, in this case the teacher who is under constant scrutiny from parents as well as school administration , at times making it difficult for them to do their job well.

    Apart from daily live sessions with stalwarts in various professional fields, Manasthali is organising an online panel discussion upholding the World Mental Health Day theme of prioritising mental health at workplace, bringing together illustrious panelists including Dr Rajiv Gupta, Director cum CEO, Institute of Mental Health, UHS Rohtak; Dr Hitesh Khurana, Professor and Unit Head, PGIMS, Rohtak; Ms Aishwarya Raj, Clinical Psychologist, AIIMS, New Delhi; Dr. Shambhavi Das, Music therapist, mental health Coach, Founder – MANONAAD centre for music therapy; Dr Richa Dhamija, Dental Surgeon, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Founder HopeNest; Ms. Preeti Singh, Asst Director General at NARDECO, Founder- Sattva Nation and Ms. Aashima Madan, Principal Consultant, Professional Services at SAP, Bengaluru who will share their views on the psychological trials and triumphs at workplace. The insights from session will be made available on various online portals which will help in developing strategies to create happier work spaces.

    Manasthali is committed to raising awareness about mental health and providing support services for individuals and organizations. Every year, they organise Manotsava to provide a platform for the stakeholders of the mental health ecosystem to share their thoughts about the pressing issue of mental health. Through various initiatives, including counseling, workshops, and public events, Manasthali aims to break the stigma surrounding mental health and foster a culture of understanding and empathy. With a mission to inspire meaningful change and promote healthier work environments, Manasthali’s festival is open to individuals, companies, and mental health professionals alike.

  • Delhi Public School Hinjawadi Opens Admissions for AY 2025-26, Offering Success Mindset and Unlimited Possibilities

    Delhi Public School Hinjawadi Opens Admissions for AY 2025-26, Offering Success Mindset and Unlimited PossibilitiesPune, 07th October 2024: Delhi Public School (DPS) Hinjawadi is pleased to announce that admissions for the academic year 2025-26 are now open. As part of the esteemed DPS Society, a legacy institution dedicated to shaping character since 1949, DPS Hinjawadi continues to nurture students with a “Success Mindset” and a strong belief in “Unlimited Possibilities for one’s development.”

    With a meticulously designed curriculum based on an experiential, real-life, problem-based learning approach, interactive teaching methods, and a focus on holistic development, DPS Hinjawadi ensures that students not only achieve academic excellence but also grow into globally responsible citizens deeply rooted in Indian values.

    “Our school is committed to delivering an education that goes beyond the classroom,” said Dr. Jaya Parekh, Principal Learner of DPS Hinjawadi. “We empower students with the skills they need to face future challenges while instilling values like empathy, resilience, and leadership. At DPS Hinjawadi, every child is encouraged to dream big and pursue their goals with determination.”

    The school’s infrastructure, modern amenities, and experienced faculty provide a conducive learning environment where innovation meets tradition. The school focuses on critical thinking, creativity, and collaborative learning, creating well-rounded individuals ready to thrive in an ever-evolving world.

    Parents interested in securing a seat for their children in one of Pune’s most reputed schools are encouraged to visit the campus and explore the admission opportunities.

    Admissions Process:

    • Enquire on our website
    • Register by paying a registration fee.
    • Participate in the Lottery Process to proceed to the next step.
    • Attend an Interaction session with our Learning Leaders.
    • Admission is granted upon successful completion of the interaction and submission of required documents.