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begun across 50 Anganwadis, with Kaveripuram Anganwadi among the first centres to get started. Over the coming weeks, children will be invited to learn through activities that make early literacy and numeracy feel less like a task and more like an adventure

Chimple Learning is now available as “Learn with Fun” on the NIPUN Haryana Parent App, bringing game-based practice in reading, language, and mathematics to children in Grades 2 and 3 at home

Across these 60 schools, children will begin to explore reading, language, and mathematics through playful, curriculum-aligned activities

ScaleX is designed for precisely this next step: helping proven solutions move beyond pilots and become more deeply integrated with government education systems and community-led programmes. ShikshaNext is a three-year, ₹170 crore initiative that aims to support meaningful technology- and AI-enabled learning opportunities for more than 13 million children by 2029.

When Ms. Kirti Agarwal first heard about Chimple, she assumed it was just another game app, something to occupy her son's attention, not something that would actually teach him anything. It's a fair assumption. The mobile app market is flooded with content that promises "learning" but delivers little more than colorful distraction. What changed her mind wasn't a marketing pitch. It was watching her son, Rishan, a Class 3 student at C.S. Vaishali, Nagar Kshetra, actually engag

On August 21st and 22nd, 2026, over 1,500 chartered accountants from across Karnataka gathered at White Petals, Tripura Vasini, Palace Grounds, Bengaluru, for SAMVAADA — a two-day conference organised by the Bengaluru Branch of ICAI, jointly with the Ballari, Belagavi, Hubballi, Kalaburagi, Mangaluru, Mysuru, and Udupi branches. The event opened with a heavyweight inauguration: Karnataka Chief Minister Shri D.K. Shivakumar as Chief Guest, CA Rostow Ravanan — former Mindtree C

In the latest Digital Education Dialogues episode, Chimple’s Srikanth Talapadi, Ashay Agrawal, and Sashaktikiran's Adarsh Mohandas join Professor Chris Dede and Dr. Waleed Al Ali to explore how AI and gamified learning can strengthen foundational literacy and numeracy at scale.

A new chapter has begun in Melukote, where Puttannaiah Foundation and Chimple Learning have launched their first classroom programme at Sanabada Koppalu Government School.

At the FKCCI Global CSR & Sustainability Summit 2026, Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar called on companies to place primary education at the center of CSR, adopt government schools, and invest in both infrastructure and human capacity.

Chimple Learning has signed a new three-year partnership with Puttannaiah Foundation, marking the beginning of work in Pandavapura constituency in Mandya district. Through this collaboration, Chimple’s hybrid in-school and at-home learning model will reach 200+ government schools.

Personalized Adaptive Learning, or PAL, can make a real difference in FLN by helping each child learn at the right pace, with the right support, and with greater confidence. It also gives teachers clearer insight into where learning gaps are, making targeted support more practical in mixed-ability classrooms.

Ghaziabad’s Grishm Pratiyogita showed how powerful district ownership can be. With leadership from the CDO, alignment from the Education Department, and support from HMs, BEOs, ARPs, and community stakeholders, the summer campaign became a shared effort to keep children learning during the break

We spent the break building the systems, structured nudges, practice pathways, dashboards, and district-level support — to make sure children return with momentum, not just memories. Read about what we learned, and why this window of opportunity is one we are deeply committed to.

And in a moment that said everything, a local Ghaziabad newspaper ran an independent story on the campaign, capturing children in Chimple caps, prizes in hand, learning in full swing. As schools reopen, these children aren't starting from scratch, and that makes all the difference.

It was a timely reminder that learning continuity starts before school reopens, and that the best campaigns are the ones that make practice feel simple, steady, and joyful.

It was a day that reminded us why the work matters and why the moment is so important. As Shri Vinod Kumar Paul of NITI Aayog put it: "The urgency we face now requires much more, given the crucial window we have right now." At Chimple, we could not agree more.

We were moved, not surprised. It reflects how deeply India's teachers care about reaching every single child, even in classrooms that ask a great deal of them.

Chimple has been selected for UNICEF’s Learning Cabinet, a global platform that helps education leaders discover safe, evidence-based EdTech solutions that can improve teaching and learning at scale.

What made the day especially meaningful was the quality of engagement from the entire team — thoughtful questions, honest conversations, and a shared sense of responsibility that went well beyond compliance. For an organization that builds learning tools for children, understanding the laws that protect them and the people who serve them feels like a natural and necessary commitment.

What happens when a child in juvenile care picks up a tablet, plays a game, and thinks, "I can do this"? Through Smart Pathshala, Chimple, PwC, and Ashiyana Foundation are answering that question every day for 460+ children in Mumbai, building not just literacy, but dreams.