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Does Union Budget 2025 dive into India’s education needs? IC3 breaks it down for you!

• 04 February 2025
From school infrastructure to digital learning and career readiness, does this budget pave the way for a brighter future? Let’s dive in.

Building Futures in the Middle East

• 29 January 2025
The Middle East stands at a critical juncture, with nearly half of its population under the age of 24, this youthful demographic has immense potential to drive positive change

5 ways schools can prioritize mental health

• 16 January 2025
Community-driven conversations have the power to drive meaningful change in education

IC3 in Mumbai: A Homecoming to the City of Dreams

• 03 February 2025
The 10-year journey of IC3 and its connection with Mumbai .. How we are back to our home ground with ACE in Mumbai & linking the 1st RF Navi Mumbai

News & Updates

February 16, 2026

Beyond Marks: Why Counseling Must Become Core Infrastructure In Indian Schools

Ganesh Kohli, Founder of IC3 Movement, reflects IC3’s sustained work over the past decade in building counseling ecosystems across schools and advocating for structured, continuous guidance as a core part of education. He reinforces IC3’s perspective that counselling must move from being an optional or late-stage service to becoming an integral component of school readiness and student well-being.
February 9, 2026

Stress does not begin in exam hall, it builds gradually

Ganesh Kohli, Founder of the IC3 Movement, explores how student stress is cumulative and often begins much before examinations, driven by sustained academic pressure, performance expectations, and uncertainty around future pathways. He highlights that emotional fatigue, lack of clarity, and limited access to structured guidance frequently shape students’ experiences during board exam periods.
January 12, 2026

Growing up with AI: Algorithms change the way students learn

Ganesh Kohli, Founder of the IC3 Movement, said progress was already visible but required sustained focus. He pointed to forward-looking policies, improving infrastructure and the strong performance of Indian graduates globally as reinforcing India’s appeal. “The report rightly underscores the importance of academic quality, global collaboration, research opportunities and institutional readiness,” he said, adding that informed counselling would be critical as India builds its international reputation.
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December 17, 2025

Combating Children Burnout: Experts Say Academic Demands, Social Pressures Are The Real Enemies

“Children may not use the word burnout, but they feel its effects: quiet exhaustion, irritability, loss of interest, changes in sleep or energy, or feeling ‘tired all the time.’ These early signs often blend into daily routines, making them easy to miss," Ganesh Kohli, founder of IC3 explains.