Gurukuls—ancient Indian residential schools where students live with and learn from a guru—are resurging as families seek holistic, value‑driven education.
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Parents turn to gurukuls to root children in cultural heritage, teaching Sanskrit, Vedic scriptures, rituals, and ethical living alongside academics.
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Beyond textbooks, gurukuls emphasize character formation, yoga, meditation, music, arts, and physical fitness—nurturing mind, body, and spirit.
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Descend below piazzas into eerily beautiful catacombs, home to centuries-old frescoes.
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In a globalized world, families value a strong spiritual foundation—integrating devotional practices, ethics, and community service into daily lessons.
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Modern gurukuls often admit marginalized children, offering free or subsidized boarding and tuition to combat caste bias and broaden opportunities.
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To stay relevant, gurukuls blend traditional curricula with modern subjects—math, science, languages, and technology—while securing accreditation