New Delhi [India], February 26: On a weekday morning in a typical Indian school, something new is happening. Instead of copying notes from a blackboard, a group of students is wiring a sensor. Another team is debugging code. A younger batch is navigating a small programmable robot across a mat, learning sequencing without staring at a screen. This is not a future concept. It is part of a growing shift inside Indian schools toward innovation labs that focus on practical, hands-on learning. As conversations around employability, artificial…
