Man On A Mission To Disrupt Education
Entrepreneur magazine|Autumn 2019
Edupreneurs are usually driven by a mission to change the existing education model, and Ritesh Rawal is not any different when it comes to conjuring the spirit of innovation in education. Geared up to change education inside and outside the classroom, this education evangelist is building a new kind of organization.
Man On A Mission To Disrupt Education

A trailblazer in educational innovation, Ritesh Rawal aimed for a complete overhaul when he ventured into the sector. Challenging the status quo existing for more than a decade, this edupreneur founded Dudes and Dolls - The Cosmic School, Delhi-NCR – a transformative cosmic school for pre and primary education – in 2012. Sharing his vision, he states, “All our initiatives undertaken in the past years are a clear reflection of innovation and transformation in education. Driven by an inspiration to do things differently, I believe this approach is required to solve existing problems in the sector and make the system more practical and relevant to the current and future context.” India is the youngest country with 35 crore children in the age group of 1 to 5 years. It is very important to have a strong early childhood education for children to be able to perform well in higher grades. “At our school we have come up with a curriculum where we have integrated vocational training and academics,” declares Ritesh.

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