NOBODYASKED.WE'RE ASKING.

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Dates
27/7 to 2/8
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6:00 to 7:30 PM
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A 7-Day Open Dialogue

A safe space to ask the questions that matter.

For parents, teachers, school leaders, policymakers, youth and teens. A nationwide conversation about what Indian education should become.

Real conversations.

Different perspectives. No experts. No right answers.

Come as you are.

Speak from where you stand. Every voice belongs here.

Listen. Reflect. Act.

Conversations that can shape a better tomorrow.

The 7 Days

7 themes.
One nationwide conversation.

Starts Mon 27/7
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Ownership

Day 1
Mon 27/7

Who should decide how children are educated?

The Unspoken Truth

The people most affected by education have the least voice in shaping it.

Today's Questions
  1. 1If children had voting rights in education, what would change on Monday morning?
  2. 2Who should have the final say in a child's education—the child, parents, teachers, schools, or policymakers?
  3. 3At what age should children begin having a meaningful voice in decisions about their own education?

Come as you are. Speak from where you stand.

No experts. No right answers. Only real conversations.

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Before you register

Is this for you?

Who this is for
  • The parent who lies awake wondering if marks are stealing their child's childhood.
  • The teacher who still believes a classroom can change a country.
  • The teenager who is tired of being spoken about, never spoken to.
  • The policymaker willing to listen before they legislate.
  • Every Indian who suspects our children deserve more than the system we inherited.
Who this is not for
  • Anyone chasing a hack, a rank, or a shortcut.
  • People who mistake silence for peace, and obedience for learning.
  • Those who want another lecture, another expert, another monologue.
  • Anyone allergic to hearing a truth that isn't already their own.
  • People who think our children's future is somebody else's problem.
Why now
  • Because India stands at a turning point, and our classrooms cannot be left behind.
  • Because for decades, nobody asked the parents, the teachers, the students.
  • Because policy written in rooms without us will never reach the child in front of us.
  • Because a generation is watching, and they deserve better questions than we were given.
  • Because 7 honest days can spark what 70 years of silence could not.
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Hosted by

Rakhi Chawla, Founder & CEO of Ed3Dverse
Rakhi Chawla
Founder & CEO, Ed3Dverse
IIT DelhiIIM BangaloreTEDx SpeakerAuthorGlobal Math Ambassador

A parent, educator and relentless questioner who believes India's next chapter will be written in its classrooms.

For the first time in our history, a nationwide, open dialogue on Indian education is being convened not by a ministry, not by a committee, but by the people it belongs to.

Rakhi believes the country is standing at the edge of something rare: a moment where we can still choose what learning means for the next generation.

She holds the space so parents, teachers, students and policymakers can finally sit at the same table, and ask the questions nobody has asked out loud.

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This conversation belongs to all of us, not just a few. Save your seat and join the dialogue that will shape what comes next.

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