Why Would Anyone Leave a Successful Career for Government Schools Vikram Rajola Ep13

In Episode 13 of Decoding India's Social Sector, I speak with Vikram Rajola, Founding Chairman of IN-DEED Foundation, about his journey from professional leadership roles to working on one of India's most important challenges: ensuring children in government and rural schools have access to quality education. We talk about the realities of learning gaps, the role of technology and volunteerism, and why education has to go beyond marks and examinations. In this conversation, Vikram shares his perspective on: • Why he chose to work with government schools • The challenges facing rural and government school education • Using technology to make learning more engaging • The importance of grade-level learning • How volunteers can contribute to improving education • Critical thinking and life skills for young people • Preparing students for higher education and employability • The challenges of building a social impact organisation • What India's education system needs to change • The future of technology and education Vikram's journey is also a reminder that social impact isn't always about having all the answers. Sometimes, it begins with asking a difficult question and deciding to do something about it. Watch the full conversation and share your thoughts in the comments. 🎧 Listen on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/46yG... Website: https://developmentwala.com Podcast: https://developmentwala.com/podcast/ 📌 If you found this video helpful, don’t forget to like, share & subscribe! Visit our Insta page for more contents:   / developmentwala_official   📲 Join our WhatsApp channel for more such updates: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaCx... Linkedin:   / development-wala   (Follow for jobs, internship, fellowship, scholarship and career guidance) #DevelopmentWala #DecodingIndiasSocialSector #VikramRajola #INDEEDFoundation #Education #GovernmentSchools #EducationInIndia #RuralEducation #SocialImpact #DevelopmentSector #YouthDevelopment #SocialSector #NGO #EducationReform