We help learners become the curious creators a
self-reliant India needs

India's biggest opportunity has a deadline.

The result?
A widening skill gap, and a
self-reliant India that stays out of reach.

We have the largest young population in the world, and the window to make it count closes around 2040.

Yet, learners from underserved communities, in school and out of it, are not being equipped for a rapidly changing, technology-driven world.

Without the skills to adapt, they stay trapped in the cycle of poverty.

At Aastra LABS, we envision an India where every learner thinks critically, designs boldly, and grows into a capable problem-solver, building a livelihood for themselves and reshaping the future of a self-reliant India.

ATTOM STUDIO

FaB-TED

NAMMA LABS

Affordable micro design lab that give schools, communities and colleges everything they need to start hands-on creator's education: tools, kits and learning materials.

A school-based
hands-on creator's program in
Technology . Engineering . Design that equips secondary learners to become active learners, creators & problem-solvers.

A community-based STEAM Training Center for young learners in rural & urban communities to go deeper into technology, engineering and design, building the industry readiness skills, portfolio, and confidence to step into tech careers.

Aastra LABS is on a mission to make world-class, hands-on education and skilling accessible to every learner, in school and beyond, and to open pathways that help them build livelihoods and lead change in their communities.

Join Our Community

Our journey so far, since 2025,

2 Lakhs +

9k +

₹ 20k+

01

50+

Course sponsorship secured by FabTED
student

01

Revenue generated
by FabTED
students

Competition cash price
won by
FabTED students

Students engaged through
FabTED

Partner school, Bengaluru

Attom Micro Design Studio built

Our curious creators stories

Aastra LABS is built by many hands: donors, partners and collaborators who share our belief.

Our Partners

Support the next generation of Indian creators and problem-solvers, one learner at a time.