Hyderabad: In Dubai, a significant achievement for Indian education unfolded as Dr. Sindhura Narayana, Director of Narayana Educational Institutions, received an honor at the South India Business Awards (SIBA) 2025. This award recognized her exceptional leadership and contributions to education.
The South India Business Awards celebrate those who drive growth through excellence and innovation. This year’s event highlighted forward-thinking leaders, with Dr. Sindhura Narayana being a prominent figure due to her transformative influence in education. During her acceptance speech, she emphasized the importance of innovation that addresses real-world issues.
“As an entrepreneur,” she stated, “I aim to create solutions for existing challenges instead of developing a product first and then finding its market fit. At Narayana Educational Institutions, this philosophy helps us design educational frameworks that promote the all-around development of each child.”
With a history of 46 years, Narayana Educational Institutions has become one of the largest educational groups in Asia, serving over 600,000 students yearly across more than 900 schools, colleges, and coaching centers. The institution’s dedication to quality education, research-based curriculum, and student-focused innovation has significantly impacted India’s educational landscape.
Spanning 23 states and over 250 cities, the institution’s extensive network showcases its reach. Its team of over 50,000 educators and experts ensures students achieve not only academic excellence but also holistic growth.
Narayana has become a go-to name for those pursuing careers in engineering, medicine, civil services, and professional courses by maintaining a balance between academic success and career training. The institution’s guiding principle, “Your Dreams Are Our Dreams,” continues to inspire countless students and families across the country.
Dr. Sindhura Narayana’s recognition at SIBA 2025 is a testament not only to her individual accomplishments but also to the growing global influence of Indian education.
