Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Indian finalists compete for World Education Medals 2025
Three people from India are finalists for the World Education Medals 2025.
They are Raul John Aju, a 16-year-old who started a company to teach AI, Ashwat Prasanna, who makes science and math easier for blind students, and Vineeta Garg, who helps teachers and students learn about AI.
These medals are given by a company called HP to people who use AI to make education better.
There are 15 finalists from different countries, and the winners will be announced next month in London.
The medals are for leaders, educators, and students who use AI to help people learn better.
Three Indians—Raul John Aju, Ashwat Prasanna, and Vineeta Garg—are finalists for the World Education Medals 2025.
The medals, organized by HP, recognize innovative use of AI in education.
Finalists are categorized into Leaders, Educators, and Students.
Winners will be announced next month at the Education Leaders Forum in London.
The medals aim to highlight efforts to close learning gaps and make education more equitable.
- Who
- Raul John Aju, Ashwat Prasanna, Vineeta Garg, and other finalists from various countries.
- What
- Competition for the World Education Medals 2025.
- When
- Announced on December 11, 2024; winners to be announced next month.
- Where
- Finalists from across the globe, with the award ceremony in London.
- Why
- To spotlight innovative work using AI to transform education and close learning gaps.
Supporters of AI in Education
Critics of AI in Education
Impact of AI
Supporters of AI in Education
AI can close learning gaps and deliver equitable education when deployed ethically and effectively.
Critics of AI in Education
AI may widen the digital divide and replace human educators.
- Finalists from India
- Raul John Aju, Ashwat Prasanna, Vineeta Garg
- Categories
- Leaders, Educators, Students
- Organizer
- HP
- Announcement Date
- December 11, 2024
- Award Ceremony Location
- London
- Winner Announcement
- Next month
- Total Finalists
- 15
