Tokyo, Oct. 21 -- Prestigious Japanese magazine PRESIDENT has described Super 30 founder Anand Kumar's digital initiative, Super Infinity, as more than just an online learning platform, calling it a global educational movement aimed at removing the fear of mathematics among children worldwide and nurturing the joy of independent thinking.

In a two-part feature, the magazine traced Kumar's journey from a young mathematics enthusiast whose dream of studying at Cambridge University remained unfulfilled due to financial constraints to an educator working to make quality mathematics education accessible worldwide.

The publication highlighted how his Super 30 initiative helped underprivileged students gain admission to the prestigious Indian ...