Geneva, March 18 -- On the sidelines of the 61st session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), at the Broken Chair Monument, voices from India's Northeast took centre stage. Representatives of the Akshar Foundation highlighted education reforms and grassroots development through a photo exhibition themed "Nai Talim 2.0: Crafting an Equitable AI Future."

Mihir Bharali, a software architect from Assam associated with the Akshar Foundation, emphasised how India's National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is transforming the country's learning landscape. He noted that the policy aims to align India's education system with global standards while leveraging artificial intelligence to make quality education accessible to all.

Bharali ...