International Women's Day A Tribute

Last updated: 24 September 2026

The entire global population and we celebrate March 8th as International Women's Day. It is celebrated in the honor and respect of every woman in the World. All efforts are always directed toward the betterment and growth of their family, society, and nation, usually at the cost of their individual preferences.

It is rightly said while the womb of the 'Mother' is where humanity is nurtured, her lap is the cradle of civilization. Her love, care, and motivation for all her near and dear ones in times of need is a testament to the statement above. Therefore, paying tribute to her efforts and support is every individual's obligation.

Every Mother is a superwoman, and none doubts this. She is the first Guru, Teacher, Mentor, Motivator, Guide, and God to every child. Women are the stronger gender among Homo sapiens. On this day, paying gratitude and showing love and affection is the smallest gesture we can extend to women. A Mother gives birth, a sister is the first friend to every brother, and a wife is the companion of a lifetime. The cycle continues with the birth of a daughter. She is the one who completes the circle without even allowing others to know what she has to go through.

It is said and is a fact that 'behind every successful man there is a woman, but a saying that behind every successful woman there is a man could not be coined, because you know...

All the learning by the human race started from the confines of their homes under the guidance of the first teacher, their Mother.

We, as educationists, understand and acknowledge the role of every Mother. We owe our very existence to these Superwomen, whose diligence is the only reason for all the knowledge we have.

Today, women have proved they are not the second fiddle to men in every single segment. They have traveled a long way from the confines of their homes and kitchen to being in a space laboratory. From primarily being teachers to flying a Fighter Jet. From being a homemaker to becoming a lawmaker to being the head of the top corporate in the World.

We, Mastermind, salute all the women for their great success and contribution to building the World we are in today.

How Women Run Mastermind Abacus Centres From Home

Many of the centre owners in our network are women who started with nothing more than a spare room, a love for children and a few hours a week. If you would like to see what that journey actually looks like, read how one homemaker built her own home-based abacus centre with Mastermind. The checklist below shows what a home centre really needs and what we provide.

March 8th, International Women's Day, is when none should miss the opportunity to express gratitude to every woman, particularly the women in their life. Be it your Mother, your sister, your wife, your daughter-in-law, your colleague, your female teachers, or your friend for the variant roles and the contributions they have made in shaping your life. No amount of love you express for them will be enough unless it becomes a part of your everyday life and you continue to respect every known and unknown person in the World. Dedicate this day and every day to celebrate their womanhood and achievements.

International Women's day is just a gesture to acknowledge the fact that they are more than what we perceive in general and a promise to extend our support in furthering their achievements, their objectives, and reaching their goals.

We, Mastermind, celebrate this day in anticipation of helping the girl child, the woman of tomorrow, to become a part of many more success stories. Our intent is very selfish; we want to be a part of the success stories of the women of tomorrow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a homemaker with no teaching background start an abacus centre?

Yes. Most of our women centre owners had never taught before. Mastermind provides step-by-step teacher training and a structured curriculum, so you learn the method first and then teach it. What you do need is patience with children, a small quiet space and a few fixed hours every week.

How much time does a home-based abacus centre take each week?

Each batch meets for two 1-hour classes a week, so one or two batches can be run in a few hours around family routines. You decide the timings. As enrolments grow you add batches, which is how most home centres expand gradually rather than all at once.

What age group of children can I teach at my centre?

The Mastermind Abacus programme is designed for children aged 6 to 14, both at offline centres and in live online classes. Younger children of 5 to 6 years can join our separate Lingo Bingo programme at offline centres, which prepares them for the abacus later.

How much does it cost to start a Mastermind Abacus franchise?

Setup and operating costs depend on the model you choose, such as home-based or a small centre, and results depend on enrolments, expenses and execution. Please ask our franchise team for the current fee and what it includes. You can read everything about the abacus franchise in India before you call.

How soon can a new centre get its first batch of students?

It usually takes a few weeks from enquiry to the first batch: complete training, set up your room, run free demo sessions for parents and enrol the children who enjoy them. Our 90-day abacus franchise launch plan walks you through this step by step.

On behalf of Mastermind Abacus, we wish all the World's women a very happy International Women's day.

Mastermind Abacus on this auspicious day also brings an opportunity for all the educated women wanting to start an education franchise Business, particularly as an Abacus Franchise that can be run from home, without moving out of their homes. Contact us, and our franchise team will be glad to guide you through your entrepreneurial journey.

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