A classroom is where your child is captivated, not by a government-certified teacher with a B.Ed degree, but by a storyteller, a tech wizard, or an artist who ignites their curiosity like never before.

A child is mastering fractions by baking a cake, unraveling history through tales spun by grandparents, or discovering physics by launching a homemade rocket. This isn’t a fantasy story book or an animation film—it’s the electrifying reality of homeschooling. Why are parents, once wedded to traditional schools, embracing this daring path? Is it a shield against crushing inflation, a revolt against robotic rote learning, or a visionary leap for their kids’ futures?

What if the pursuit of knowledge, meant to liberate, becomes a trap of obsession? In a world saturated with information, Satrangi Gurukul’s mantra, “Be Educated, Not Influenced,” challenges us to rethink how we learn, why we learn, and what we do with what we know.