Na Shikhle Kemne Ki?

Your Pathway to Smarter Learning

Our Story

Our journey began with a question tossed casually during a chat: “Na Shikhle Kemne Ki?” (What if we don’t learn?).

Those four words soon became a unique way for us to do something meaningful for the students of our country. In classroom conversations and late-night discussions, one thought kept coming back to us: we must create a learning environment for students that is never boring.

And from that moment, our journey began. Starting with flashcards, the organization was founded by two investors and two editors. Overcoming numerous challenges, today we operate across pocketbooks, posters, articles, videos, courses, and magazines. The editorial team has grown to six members, with a CRM and an SMM joining as well. To ensure smooth overall management, a Managing Director was added. Including the Managing Director, the Board of Directors now has six members.

Through The Learning Shelf, we provide physical learning aids like flashcards, pocketbooks, and posters. Through The Learning Lab, we offer digital learning aids such as articles, videos, and courses. And through our monthly digital magazine, The Learning Chronicle, we publish a wide range of educational content. Together, these three initiatives have made “Na Shikhle Kemne Ki?” a trusted name among thousands of students.

But our journey doesn’t stop here. By 2031, we are relentlessly working to implement our mega-plan. We believe “Na Shikhle Kemne Ki?” will soon become one of the country’s leading educational ecosystems—a system where students, teachers, and parents all take pride in being members, and which will directly and indirectly contribute to each of the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

We began with a question. We continue with a mission. And with every learner who joins us, the story writes itself anew.