Gram Gurukul Prakashan: Every Child Begins at Home

Primary school children in green uniforms sitting on a mat, reading picture books
Reimagining Social Science Education for Every Child

Children learn about the world but often know little about the place they call home. Through Gram Gurukul Prakashan, Shivganga is developing NEP 2020-aligned Social Science books for Grades 6, 7 and 8 that begin with the child’s own village and widen to the district, the nation and the world.

When children understand their roots, they build self-esteem, a sense of belonging and the values of responsible citizenship. This is not simply about publishing textbooks. It is about reimagining how India learns. Children learn through curiosity rather than memorisation, and grow into confident, responsible citizens.

Our Goal

Create and pilot a place-based Social Science curriculum that reaches 20,000 students and can inspire classrooms across India.

₹300 puts the books in one student’s hands.

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Goal: Rs.60,00,000
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