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Chennai, March2025: ‘Eduvision 2025’, an education-driven forum organized by Auxilo Finserve, successfully brought together schools, educators, and collaborators from Chennai to deliberate on the future of education and the need for modern education infrastructure across schools in India.
Eduvision 2025 – Chennai witnessed the participation of distinguished industry stalwarts, school owners, and academicians, engaging in insightful discussions on overcoming challenges hindering the development of India’s education sector. Auxilo Finserve’s initiative aims to highlight key issues affecting education infrastructure and quality, fostering a collaborative approach to driving systemic improvements.
The event was graced by Dr. Meenakshi Ramesh, Director, Vels Group of Schools, as the Chief Guest and Keynote Speaker. Other prominent attendees included SK Sundarajan Iyer (Chief Educational Officer, Sri Sankara Group of Institutions), Dr. R. Kishore Kumar (Correspondent, St. John’s Public School), Bhavanishankar Subramanian (Director – Strategy, Research and Innovation, Lalaji Memorial Omega International School), Dr. P. Kamaraj (Dean, Bharath Institute of Higher Education and Research), Dr. V. Nagajothi (Director, Dr. J Jayalalithaa Fisheries University), and Hari Balachandran (Deputy Director, American Society of Mechanical Engineers).
“The Eduvision event serves as a crucial platform for stakeholders to discuss strategies for improving the quality of education, modernizing infrastructure, and training educators to meet rising global standards” said Neeraj Sharma.
The discussions covered a wide range of crucial topics, including NEP 2020, Digital Transformation in Education, Skill Development and Vocational Training, Inclusive and Special Education, Global vs. Local Curriculum, Mental Health and Well-being in Education, Sustainability and Green Education, Financial Strategies for School Development, and Harnessing AI for the Future of Higher Education.
“Today’s session brings forth pertinent issues that require a collective effort from all stakeholders to build, improve, and standardize the quality of education infrastructure across the country. Our goal with Eduvision is to create an open platform for educators, promoters, and financial institutions to deliberate on and resolve challenges related to technology adoption and modern teaching methodologies,” added Mr. Sharma.
Speaking at the event, Anand Subramaniam remarked, “With high inflation and rising interest rates, the increasing cost of education has become a growing concern for parents. Our focus is to provide tailored financial solutions that ease this burden and support the child’s academic and extracurricular aspirations.”
SK Sundarajan Iyer, Dr. R. Kishore Kumar, Bhavanishankar Subramanian, Dr. P. Kamaraj, Dr. V. Nagajothi, and Hari Balachandran emphasized the importance of AI in education, financial literacy, inclusivity, sustainability, and enhancing student adaptability to meet evolving educational demands.
In line with its commitment to empowering the education sector, Auxilo Finserve announced plans to fund over 10,000 schools and educational institutions in the next five years. The company aims to provide financial assistance for capacity enhancement, land acquisition for expansion, teaching facility upgrades, and the replacement of high-cost debt, ensuring institutions are equipped to meet future challenges.
