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Medhavi Group Launches MedhaviOne for India’s Education-to-Employment Future

Medhavi Group Launches MedhaviOne for India’s Education-to-Employment Future
Medhavi Group Launches MedhaviOne to Build India’s Education-to-Employment Infrastructure; Amit Haralalka Joins as Co-Founder & CEO · theprint.in

Medhavi Group has created a new platform called MedhaviOne.

It is designed to connect schools and training institutions with companies and learners.

The platform will help institutions teach skills that employers currently need.

Companies can help design and check whether those skills are useful.

Learners can earn credentials that show what they are able to do.

The idea is to make education and work part of one continuing journey.

Amit Haralalka, who previously worked at Tata Digital, will lead the platform as its CEO.

MedhaviOne says its approach supports India’s National Education Policy 2020 and National Credit Framework.

The company hopes the platform will help more young people turn learning into better career opportunities.

Key facts

Platform
MedhaviOne connects institutions, employers and learners through shared skills and credential standards.
Leadership
Amit Haralalka joins as Co-Founder and CEO, alongside Pravesh Dudani and Kuldip Sarma.
Previous role
Haralalka was formerly Head of Growth at Tata Digital and has nearly two decades of experience.
Policy alignment
The platform is designed to align with India’s National Education Policy 2020 and National Credit Framework.
Medhavi Group founded
The group was founded in 2012 by Pravesh Dudani and Kuldip Sarma.
Learner reach
Medhavi Group says it has reached more than 650,000 learners nationwide.
Enterprise network
The group says it works with more than 600 enterprise partners across over 30 sectors.

Quotes

Pravesh Dudani

Founder of Medhavi Group and Founder and Chancellor of Medhavi Skills University

“India’s demographic dividend will not be realised simply because we have one of the world’s largest young populations; it will be realised when young people can convert learning into upward mobility. That is what we have spent fourteen years learning how to do, and MedhaviOne now takes it to a larger scale. For a venture of this scale, we needed someone who understands both technology and human potential. Amit and I have known each other for years, and I have always admired his ability to buildö”
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“Pravesh and Kuldip have built an incredible foundation over the years championing youth employability. My focus now is taking that deep institutional knowledge to a national scale. I view MedhaviOne as a critical piece of national infrastructure, and am honoured to lead this mission towards a truly Skills-First India, alongside this stellar team.”
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