At the unveiling of mySATHI Foundation at the India International Centre, it was a privilege to engage with the High Commissioner of Sri Lanka Mahishini Colonne to India during a moment that underscored the growing importance of education as a strategic bridge between nations.
Present at the launch with EduTV, the exchange reaffirmed a long-held belief of mine: meaningful education ecosystems are built at the intersection of policy intent, institutional vision, and credible execution.
Initiatives like mySATHI Foundation matter because access, equity, and cross-border academic dialogue are no longer optional; they are foundational.
Education today is no longer a sector. It is statecraft.
At the unveiling of mySATHI Foundation at the India International Centre
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