With an unbroken 10 years of India Internet Day #iDay, the property now has a rich legacy of knowledge and content.  Team #iDay brings together the best minds in the industry and is keen to have the community engaged and amplify the value to many more. The objective is to have an on-going activity for the community consisting core audience of early stage founders and also to keep the brand active.

User panels -  For times when whitespaces are coming into focus, talking to users is an especially powerful way to figure out problems and needs. It’s also a good way to do a reality-check on ivory-tower thinking by founders and investors. As tech Education startups mushroom and tech enabled education finds to mainstream its time to ask questions and hear out the users. Time to hear our users – learners, parents (payers), tutors (at times users and at times those who lose to tech platforms).

Founders’ Panel -  Indian EdTech landscape has changed dramatically in the past few years, esp post the pandemic. not only the sector has gone through rapid consolidation in India, Indian companies have made US/global acquisitions.  With China banning for-profit EdTech enterprises, the global landscape will change further. That said, is there a lesson here for all of us to learn? Digital & the internet have been positioned to democratise education and make it universally accessible. While entrepreneurs build and blitz scale EdTech startups the questions we need to ask are that is that actually being enabled? Are we making possible the reach of education to the remotest corner of the world? If so, can India be the role model for the world?