Awarded for Excellence
Our work has been recognized with the ‘Excellence in EdTech & Digital Learning’
award at the ET Rajasthan Business Awards 2025 by The Economic Times
Awarded for Innovation
Our work has been recognized with the ‘Best Higher Education Initiative’
award at the Indian CSR Awards & Summit 2025
Awarded for Contribution
to Social Consciousness
Our work has been recognized with ‘Outstanding Contribution to
Social Consciousness'
award at the World CSR Day 2025
Preparing Teachers
of The Future
Strengthening capacity of Pre-service
teachers
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Preparing Teachers
of The Future
Building capacity of In-service teachers
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Empowering
Administrators
Empowering education officials to make informed
decisions, driven by data
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Empowering Parents &
Community Members
Supporting parents to become active stakeholders in
child’s learning journey
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The Challenge

India’s Education System Faces Deep Systemic Challenges

16.3%
Central Teacher Eligibility Test,
CTET Pass Rate
(2024 Data)
8.4 Lakh
Teacher Vacancies
Nationwide
(MoE, 2025)
1 in 2
Graduates are Unemployed
(MoE, 2024)
64 billion+
Education Data Points per Year,
yet Limited Insights

Who We Are

Sterlite EdIndia Foundation is a Section 8 non-profit working to strengthen public education systems across India. We support teachers, institutions, and education administrators through technology-enabled learning, data analytics, and research-led interventions.

Message from the Director
Brand Story

Our Reach

On-Site Reach Since Inception

Pre-Service Teacher Education Program

72 Teacher
Education Institutes
420 Teacher
Educators
18,840 Pre-Service
Student Teachers

Institutional Strengthening Program

46 DIETs
11 DIETs as Centres
of Excellence
277 DIET Faculty

Data Analytics Program

46,299 Schools
47,840 System & School
Administrators
1.5 Million+ Students
1 Billion+ Data Points Analysed

Stories of Change

Our Partners

Voices From the Ground

Experiences shared by educators and leaders

Latest Story of Change

130 Kilometres a day, Tarun Kant Rai’s Journey to the Classroom

Vendors are calling out, school kids are wedging themselves into seats, and others who are commuting to work are looking at their phones.