Financial Literacy Academy
A structured learning application covering money concepts, digital banking, cybersecurity, consumer rights and related financial-literacy topics.
Resource library
Use what is available. Label what is not.
This library now lists resources that actually exist on the Daughters of India site. It does not ask for an email in exchange for fictional downloads or claim that progress is synced to a Passport unless that backend exists and can be verified.
Available now
Practical tools you can open today.
Money Matters Simulation
A browser-based financial decision simulation. Local progress is stored on the user’s device rather than represented as a verified server-side record.
Conversation Cards
Guided prompts for parent–teen and student conversations about money, independence, choices and responsibility.
Knowledge Quest
A mission-based learning experience with quizzes, points and browser-local progress.
Money Matters
A practical pathway covering budgeting, banking, UPI safety, scams, saving and responsible financial decision-making.
Independence & Wealth
General educational material on first income, emergency savings, investing vocabulary, taxes and credit. It is not personalised financial advice.
Downloadable library status. The previous page advertised multiple PDFs, lesson plans and worksheets as instant downloads, but the implementation did not deliver those files. Those claims have been removed. A downloadable resource should appear here only after the actual file exists, its content has been reviewed, and any third-party material has a documented licence or permission.
Publishing standard
Every future resource needs a source and rights record.
For each new worksheet, guide, image, lesson plan or downloadable file, the repository should record who created it, when it was reviewed, what version is current, and whether any external text, image, icon, video or dataset requires attribution or a specific licence.
No phantom downloads.
Buttons should point to a real resource or be clearly labelled as upcoming. Forms should not claim an email was sent unless a backend actually sent it and the associated privacy policy explains what was collected.