Nagpur Hosts Learnathon 2025: A Celebration of Knowledge and Collaboration

Last Sunday, Nagpur played host to Learnathon 2025, a remarkable celebration of knowledge and collaboration. The event, organized by the Learnathon International Foundation for Education (LIFE) in association with The Times of India, transformed the city into a dynamic classroom without walls.

Over 5,500 participants, 42 workshops, and 150 volunteers came together for this single-day festival of learning. The sessions covered a diverse range of subjects, from cutting-edge technology like AI and robotics to timeless wisdom from the Bhagavad Gita and Chanakya Neeti. Workshops on digital detox, happiness, and personal development also encouraged mental well-being and self-reflection.

The event was graced by celebrity chef Vishnu Manohar, senior BJP leader Virendra Kukreja, and Vivek Dilip, director of MiBot. They praised Nagpur's enthusiasm for collective learning, with Manohar describing Learnathon as "a feast of ideas." Dilip called the initiative "a revolution in the making" and urged other Indian cities to replicate Nagpur's model.

Learnathon's founders emphasized that the event's purpose extends beyond the day's activities. The proceeds from ticket sales will fund scholarships for underprivileged students, making education more accessible to all. By the evening, the venue had transformed into a vibrant mosaic of art, discussion, and discovery, showcasing Nagpur's commitment to lifelong learning.