New Delhi, Oct. 22 -- Super 30 founder Anand Kumar's journey from a financially constrained childhood in Patna to building an educational initiative with global ambitions has been featured by Japanese magazine PRESIDENT.

In a two-part article, the publication described his digital initiative, Super Infinity, as more than an online learning service, calling it a global educational movement focused on reducing children's fear of mathematics and encouraging independent thinking, according to ANI.

The magazine traced Kumar's early interest in mathematics, his inability to pursue studies at Cambridge University because of financial difficulties and his subsequent efforts to make quality education accessible to students from disadvantaged bac...