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The Ambani and Piramal families are widely admired not just for their vast business empires, but also for placing strong value on education and grooming future generations. Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal, one of India's most prominent young couples, come from influential backgrounds and are both highly educated. Their daughter, Aadiya, is now following in their footsteps and has begun her early schooling at one of Mumbai's top educational institutions. Aadiya Piramal's early schooling journey
Aadiya Piramal, the daughter of Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal, along with her twin brother Krishna, was born on November 19, 2022. As of now, Aadiya has taken her first step into formal education by joining Westwind School, a well-known early learning institution in Mumbai. About Westwind school
Founded in 1947, Westwind School is known for its focus on early childhood development through a nurturing and creative environment. With small class sizes and a child-centered approach, the school places emphasis on personalized attention, interactive learning, and overall development rather than just academics. Fee structure at Westwind School
The fee system at Westwind reflects its premium reputation. Here's a simplified breakdown based on recent reports: Admission Fee: Rs.12,000 (one-time)
Caution Deposit: Rs. 5,000 (refundable)
Form & Registration Fee: Rs. 1,000 (non-refundable)
Tuition Fee: Rs. 3,500 per month × 12 = Rs. 42,000 annually
Annual Charges: Rs. 5,000 (payable in April and July)
Estimated Total Annual Cost: Between Rs. 2.5 to Rs.4 lakh per child, including tuition, activities, materials, and events. Discounts offered Sibling Discount: 10 per cent off tuition for the second child
Full-Year Payment Discount: 5 per cent concession if parents pay the full year's tuition upfront in April or July
Note: The school may revise fees from time to time. Isha Ambani's educational journey
Isha Ambani, daughter of Mukesh and Nita Ambani, has a solid academic background. She earned her bachelor's degree from Yale University in the US, where she studied Psychology and South Asian Studies. This blend of social sciences and cultural studies gave her a well-rounded perspective early on.
Later, she deepened her business knowledge by completing an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business in California. Isha's education has played a key role in shaping her leadership style at Reliance Retail and Jio, where she is now a key decision-maker. Anand Piramal's academic background
Anand Piramal, son of industrialist Ajay Piramal and Dr. Swati Piramal, also holds strong academic credentials. He studied Economics at the University of Pennsylvania, gaining insights into finance and global markets.
He pursued an MBA at Harvard Business School. This education has helped Anand take on leadership roles in the Piramal Group, where he drives strategic business initiatives and innovation.
Together, Isha and Anand bring a unique mix of tradition, education, and modern business acumen to their family legacy. Their daughter Aadiya is now growing up in an environment that values both learning and leadership.
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