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Press Release

St. Peter’s Edu School Partners with Sambhuti Learning to Strengthen AI-Enabled Teaching and Learning

June 16, 2026

The collaboration reflects St. Peter’s continued commitment to academic excellence and its efforts to thoughtfully integrate technology into the learning environment. Through Sambhuti Learning’s AI-powered platform, teachers will gain access to tools that support lesson planning, classroom preparation, assessments, assignments, and personalized learning interventions, enabling them to dedicate more time to meaningful student engagement.

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Sambhuti Learning Partners With Masterji Schools to Accelerate AI-driven Learning In Telangana

June 19, 2026

Sambhuti Learning, an AI-driven education solutions company focused on transforming teaching and learning experiences, has signed a strategic service agreement with Masterji Group of Schools, a reputed group of five schools across Warangal and Karimnagar districts in Telangana.

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Press Release

Sambhuti Learning & Prosical Language Technologies Sign MoU at SINE, IIT Bombay to Advance AI-Powered Reading Assessment

July 8, 2026

Partnership integrates IIT Bombay-developed TARA into VidyaBuddhi to strengthen foundational literacy and language fluency. Sambhuti Learning and Prosical Language Technologies announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to integrate TARA (Teacher's Assistant for Reading Assessment), an AI-powered oral reading fluency assessment technology developed at IIT Bombay, into Sambhuti Learning's AI-powered learning platform, VidyaBuddhi.

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Thought Leadership Articles

India's hiring paradox: More graduates, fewer workforce-ready candidates

June 25, 2026

India’s higher education ecosystem is producing more graduates than ever before. As universities grow and enrolment numbers continue to rise, higher education has become more accessible. No matter this progress, employers across industries are dealing with a similar concern – finding graduates who are equipped to meet the demands of today’s workplace. According to a study by ManpowerGroup’s Global Talent Shortage Survey 2026, more than 82% of employers in India say they struggle to find candidates with the skills required for their organisations. At the same time, the India Skills Report 2026, released by ETS in association with CII, AICTE, AIU and Taggd, places India’s employability rate at 56.35%.

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Thought Leadership Articles

CBSE’s OSM controversy is a failure of implementation, not technology

June 18, 2026

The recent controversy around CBSE’s On-Screen Marking System (OSM) is not just a technological anomaly. It is about what happens when large-scale public systems are rolled out without adequate operational safeguards, testing, and trust-building. This controversy has raised concerns among students, parents, and educators after reports of blurred scans, mismatched answer sheets, and possible security gaps surfaced during the rollout. In a system as sensitive and large-scale as the Board examinations, even limited inconsistencies can quickly erode public confidence. However, the larger issue here may not be digital evaluation itself, but the way the system was implemented and operationally managed.

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Thought Leadership Articles

AI won't replace teachers. It may finally give them more time to mentor

June 4, 2026

AI-powered tools are being positioned as a way to personalise learning and reduce teachers' administrative load in India. The shift could help align classrooms with NEP 2020 while keeping teachers at the centre as mentors.

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Events

Sambhuti Learning's AI Leadership Workshop for Warangal School Leaders

April 16, 2026

Sambhuti Learning hosted its "Future-Proofing Schools with AI: Leadership Blueprint" workshop and the "AP Varshabahu" teacher-training initiative in Hanamkonda, training over 80 school leaders and government teachers from the Warangal, Karimnagar, Khammam and Nalgonda districts in AI-powered teaching. The programme drew wide coverage across regional newspapers.

Sakshi coverage of Sambhuti Learning's AP Varshabahu teacher training in Hanamkonda, 16 April 2026 The Hans India coverage of Sambhuti Learning's Future-Proofing Schools with AI leadership workshop in Hanamkonda, 15 April 2026 Telangana Today coverage of Sambhuti Learning's AI teacher-training programme in Warangal, 16 April 2026 Andhra Prabha coverage of Sambhuti Learning's AI workshop for school leaders in Warangal, 17 April 2026 The Pioneer coverage of Sambhuti Learning's AI leadership workshop in Hanamkonda, 15 April 2026
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Sambhuti Learning’s AI Workshop for School Leaders at Telangana

April 2, 2026

Over 100 principals from CBSE schools across Telangana attended Sambhuti Learning’s “AI Playbook for School Leaders” workshop held in Kompally in association with HSSC. The session brought together education leaders to explore how AI is reshaping school leadership, classroom planning, and institutional decision-making. The workshop featured a keynote, live AI demonstrations, and an interactive Q&A on practical use cases in schools. The event reinforced Sambhuti Learning’s commitment to helping educators adopt technology-driven innovation with confidence.

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