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Wellness Tourism is estimated to grow nearly 50 per cent faster than global tourism by 2017, and a significant contribution to this will come from Asia.

With FeeOnTime, the dissonance caused to school authority arising out of high number of parents visiting on the last day to pay fee is also reduced.

Organisations and educational boards have mastered the art of delivery service but what lacks in this case is the good quality learning aids and educational products.

Edtech industry has exploded recently in India. This suggests the competition is immense and to emerge one must be exceptional in numerous ways.

Schools exist for the main purpose of delivering quality education to students to make them quality citizens who are independent.

Developments in the field of Virtual reality technology, low cost VR headsets and increasing sophistication of the mobile handsets, has made access to VR much easier and cheaper as well.

International boards provide students a holistic approach to education and development of both disciplinary and interdisciplinary understanding.

Zota Healthcare has recently launched an online platform to sell a range of nutraceutical products along with a range of herbal cosmetics and Ayurvedic products directly to the consumers.

'EdTech firms have discovered a considerable rise in their enrollments, post demonetisation.'

From branding a school to solving the human resources issues, every aspect of building a good school was discussed at the eighth Educarnival at IIT Delhi.

Amazon has launched its beauty-at-home marketplace at select 15 locations in Bangalore.

The Dalmia Medicare report identifies four key insights which have been detected by a set of doctors and analysts.

Here’s an overview of the different facets of the wellness industry of India that have emerged in 2016 and are set to go bigger in 2017.

Educarnival 2016 organised by eduExcellence at IIT Delhi this year brought together school leaders and marketing gurus to share insights on building the school brand.

The latest one to hit the headlines is Hindustan Unilever, which is reportedly reviving its Ayurveda brand Lever Ayush.