70% of students in India have no idea what to study after Class 10 or 12. Young minds are paralyzed by indecision, societal pressure, and a system that prioritizes marks over meaning. This isn’t just a personal struggle; it’s a systemic failure with ripple effects that will cost India’s economy billions in untapped potential.

It’s not just about playing too much; it’s about losing control, where virtual worlds become more real than reality itself. For the vibrant community of Satrangi Gurukul, a platform dedicated to holistic growth and mindful living, understanding this epidemic is crucial to reclaiming mental peace and productivity.

Children no longer chase each other through open grounds and fields, build forts from sticks, or lose themselves in the magic of pretend play. A world where the glare of screens, phones, tablets, TVs, shadows the laughter of kids climbing trees or splashing in puddles or chasing ants chain. Satrangi Gurukul shares the shocking truth about the decline of traditional play and what we can do to reclaim childhood for the next generation.

Welcome to a lesson that’s about to shake up how you see success, time, and the power of knowledge. At Satrangi Gurukul, we’re not just about learning; we’re about digging out your potential to conquer any challenge life throws at you. Buckle up for a journey filled with secrets to thriving in a world full of distractions.

In the 1990s, an Indian summer was a not just a holiday. Children traded textbooks for train tickets to “Naani ka ghar,” where extended families wove unbreakable bonds. As Satrangi Gurukul reflects, “Those summers taught us creativity through play, connection through stories, and resilience through shared experiences”. “Unstructured time with family fostered emotional intelligence, a cornerstone of mental health.”

High school: a whirlwind of exams, cliques, and that nagging question, “What am I even doing here?” It’s a pressure cooker where one wrong move can feel like the end of the world. But what if the secret to not just surviving but thriving in high school isn’t about perfect grades or fitting in? What if it’s about rewriting the rules entirely? Satrangi Gurukul Alumnae and Alumni, who’ve come out the other side, and shared 10 game-changing tips that disrupt the usual “study hard

You’ve spent four years grinding through engineering college, acing exams, and dreaming of a corner office at a tech giant. You graduate with a shiny degree, only to find yourself ghosted by recruiters or stuck in a low-paying job that barely uses your skills. This isn’t a rare sob story, it’s the harsh reality for thousands of engineering graduates from tier-2 and tier-3 colleges in India. Why does this happen? And why is no one talking about it?

Is Prompt Engineering Dead? The Truth Every Student Needs in 2025 Your teen is excited and enrolled himself in an “AI Prompt Engineering”...

The narrative that coding is essential for future-readiness stems from economic and cultural drivers. In India, the IT industry’s prominence, with companies like Infosys and TCS, creates a perception that coding equals high-paying jobs. Media amplifies this with headlines about exceptional IT salaries, while parents equate coding with upward mobility.

Do you look up at the twinkling stars and wonder, “Are we alone in the universe?” For Dr. Nikku Madhusudhan, a scientist with roots in India, this question wasn’t just a dream—it became his life’s mission.

A tale of purpose, persistence, and the power of young minds to solve real-world problems.

Imagine looking up at the twinkling stars and dreaming of touching them. For Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, an Indian Air Force pilot, that dream is about to come true!

Why does multilingualism matter, and how can India harness its linguistic diversity to empower its youth?

In a world of education, there are unsung heroes who are working tirelessly to bridge this gap.

Have you ever wondered why dogs shake themselves dry after a bath or a swim? It's quite a sight to see, isn't it?

The competitions are designed to challenge students' problem-solving skills, creativity, and critical thinking,

Are we doing enough to prepare them for the challenges of the 21st century?

Are students relying heavily on AI-powered tools to complete their homework?

From self-driving cars to robots and artificial intelligence, these nations are changing the world with their cutting-edge ideas.

By assessing your child's confidence and developmental readiness, you can identify areas