India, 27th May, 2025: In the busy streets of Vasai, a creative revolution is unfolding—one that promises to reshape not just careers, but the very fabric of the local design ecosystem. Spearheading this movement are Chiraag Yadav and Nayna Jain, names that have already earned recognition across Maharashtra’s education and art circles. With the launch of the International School of Design (INSD) Vasai, Chiraag has introduced the first full-fledged design college in Palghar district—an initiative set to change the game for thousands of aspiring creatives in the region.
Founded in 2011, INSD is a nationally renowned network with 60+ centres and over 25,000 students across India. But its Vasai chapter holds particular significance. Until now, students from Palghar had to commute daily to Mumbai—losing hours, energy, and often, motivation. INSD Vasai eliminates that need, offering UGC-recognized Diploma, Degree, and Masters programs in Fashion Design, Interior Design, Graphic Design, and more, all from a sleek, modern campus equipped with industry-standard labs and studios.
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At the helm is Chiraag and Nayna—with over a decade of experience. While Chiraag is a seasoned educator, artist and certified career counsellor, Nayna has amassed praises for establishing Vasai’s first art gallery, providing a platform for artists to showcase their work and engage in contemporary art. She has been featured in “Top 30 Women Entrepreneurs” by HerCircle Initiative.
With over decades of experience preparing students for elite exams like NIFT, NID, and NATA, his previous venture, Creative Rex Institute of Art, is already a trusted name in Vasai’s design community. But Chiraag saw a bigger gap: access.
“Why should talent in Palghar be forced to migrate for education?” he asks. “INSD Vasai is not just a college—it’s a statement that your dreams are valid, right here, where you live.”
INSD Vasai stands apart with its 100% placement assistance, merit-based scholarships, affordable EMI options, and an inclusive policy that welcomes everyone—from fresh school graduates to mid-career switchers and even homemakers. The institute’s faculty features active industry professionals, ensuring real-world knowledge supplements academic training.
Beyond education, Chiraag also leads Bassein Art Society, and founded Art Biz School, an online platform empowering artists to turn passion into profession. His efforts have been recognized by the Maharashtra Rajya Kala Adhyapak Sangh, and he was featured in Entrepreneurs of India for his contribution to art education.
As enrollment begins, INSD Vasai isn’t just offering courses—it’s offering clarity, community, and careers. For a district often overlooked in the design narrative, this marks a turning point. And at its heart is Chiraag: the artist who chose to stay, build, and inspire where it mattered most.
Visit insdvasai.com to know more.
