Inspire Tutorials Takes Business Education Beyond the Classroom, Giving Students a Real-World View of India’s Business Landscape
Turning Classroom Concepts Into Practical Learning For Hrushikesh Bhosale, popularly known as Rishi Sir, education is not limited to completing a syll...

Turning Classroom Concepts Into Practical Learning
For Hrushikesh Bhosale, popularly known as Rishi Sir, education is not limited to completing a syllabus. An educator, entrepreneur and lawyer, he is the Co-founder of Inspire Tutorials, along with Ajay Dhadve. The institute’s approach places emphasis on helping students understand how academic concepts operate in everyday life, with learning extending beyond textbooks and conventional classroom discussions.
At Inspire Tutorials, teachers Abhishek Sharma and Ravi Yadav and the wider teaching team are involved in activities that encourage students to connect theoretical knowledge with real situations. Rather than treating practical learning as an occasional exercise, the approach gives students an opportunity to observe, analyse and present what they discover in the world around them.
Understanding Organised and Unorganised Business Through Observation
One recent business activity focuses on an important concept in Indian business studies: the difference between the organised and unorganised sectors. Instead of limiting the lesson to textbook definitions, students are being encouraged to visit real businesses and examine how different establishments operate in practice.
The activity includes observations of businesses such as local barbers and organised salons. Students look beyond the visible service and study several operational factors, including pricing, customer handling, branding, employees, technology, expenses and daily operations. This allows them to identify practical differences between businesses that may offer similar services while operating through different structures and processes.
From Watching Businesses to Analysing Them
The objective of the exercise is not simply to take students outside the classroom. The more important part is the process of observation and analysis. Students are expected to pay attention to how businesses function, identify differences, record their experiences and then present their findings.
This approach gives students an opportunity to understand that concepts such as pricing, customer service, branding, staffing and technology are not merely terms used in business textbooks. They influence everyday decisions made by business owners and employees, and they can shape how customers experience a business.
Presentation Adds Another Layer to the Learning Process
After observing businesses, students present their findings and experiences. The presentation component encourages them to organise information, explain what they noticed and communicate their understanding clearly.
For students, this creates a learning cycle that moves from theory to observation, observation to analysis, and analysis to presentation. It also provides an opportunity to compare what they have learned academically with what they encounter in real commercial environments.
A Practical Approach to Business Education
The activity reflects a broader educational idea followed by Inspire Tutorials: students should not only be told how a business works; they should have opportunities to discover how it works themselves. Local businesses become practical learning environments where students can see familiar concepts in action and understand them through direct observation.
For business and commerce students, such exposure can make classroom topics more relatable. A salon or local barber shop may appear to be an ordinary part of daily life, but observing its pricing, operations, customer interaction, staffing and branding can reveal several business principles that are otherwise discussed only theoretically.
Connecting Education With the World Beyond Books
Inspire Tutorials’ approach places the emphasis on learning that students can apply and explain. Through real-world business visits, structured observation and student presentations, the institute is creating opportunities for learners to see how classroom knowledge connects with everyday economic activity.
For Rishi Sir, Ajay Dhadve and the teaching team, the underlying idea is straightforward: books can provide the foundation, but real-world observation can deepen understanding. By bringing students closer to the businesses operating around them, Inspire Tutorials is making business education more experiential and encouraging learners to look at familiar markets with a more analytical perspective.
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