Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], September 13: If you thought government schools in India were forever doomed to chalk-and-talk classrooms and crumbling blackboards, think again. Tamil Nadu’s education department has quietly decided that its students deserve not just the three R’s—reading, writing, and arithmetic—but also the new-age trinity of AI, robotics, and coding. Enter TN SPARK (State Platform for Adaptive Robotics and Knowledge), a pilot initiative that is already turning 80 schools in Coimbatore into testing grounds for…








