In 2002, Manish Prasad, Birendra Prasad, and Molee Jain began something that had no name yet — just a conviction that every child deserves to understand, not just memorise. What started in Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, grew steadily over nearly two decades — one result at a time, one family at a time. Then came 2020. The year the world shut down. Every classroom went dark. Shikshaya Namah: did something unexpected — it went global. The first international student joined during the pandemic. Students in Bahrain, Canada, Netherlands, Vietnam — all finding their way to three teachers in New Delhi who refused to stop. Today, all three founders are still teaching. Still in the classroom. 24 years later.