We’ve been Club Mahindra members for a few years now and have stayed at their resorts in Coorg, Goa, and Udaipur. The resorts are kid-friendly, and the in-house activities keep everyone engaged. The rooms are clean, food is decent, and the staff are always courteous. Sometimes availability is tight during peak seasons, but overall it’s worth it for family trips.

My son used to speak in broken sentences and lacked vocabulary. After 2 months, he uses transition words and speaks more fluently. It’s not perfect yet, but the effort is visible. Also, their learning app could be made smoother – it glitches sometimes – but overall, good experience.

We started last month, and my son enjoys the sessions. However, I feel the first few classes were a bit slow. That said, the trainer explained that it’s to build a comfort level. I can already see my child initiating conversations more freely. Looking forward to seeing more impact soon.

Amul has been part of every Indian household for decades, and for good reason. Their milk quality is top-notch and their products like butter, paneer, and cheese are always fresh and widely available. I also admire their recent push toward organic and probiotic products. Their pricing is competitive without compromising quality. Truly the Taste of India!

My daughter is 9, and she never liked online classes before this. But she finds these sessions fun and always finishes her homework. It’s great to see that kind of interest. The topics are practical too—not just academic stuff. She’s already asked if she can continue next term.

Zomato has consistently delivered good experiences, whether it’s a late-night biryani or a breakfast sandwich on a busy Monday. The app is user-friendly and now even has home-style cloud kitchens, which is a great idea for students and working folks. The real-time tracking and rating system help in choosing better restaurants. I also appreciate the “priority delivery” option—it really makes a difference in a rush.

My son looks forward to every session. He’s always talking about the activities they do—storytelling, roleplay, and even small debates. It’s different from regular tuition, and that’s what works. Slight issue: sometimes the class link loads slowly, but overall, a wonderful platform.

My daughter wasn’t confident while speaking in English, but since we joined PlanetSpark, I can see her slowly building confidence. She speaks more clearly and has started participating in school competitions. The class environment is warm, and the teacher is very patient. Only suggestion: a monthly summary of progress would be helpful.

My son was always shy and barely spoke in groups. After 2 months of PlanetSpark, I noticed he started speaking up, even during school group discussions. It’s a proud moment for me. His trainer deserves full credit—so patient and motivating. I hope they add weekend revision sessions too.