5 Aug 2026
What a gurukul means to us
Gurukul is an old word. Here is what we mean by it, and what we do not.
Students live, study and grow on campus.
Teachers who know every child by name.
Faith and ethics taught, not just named.
Books and materials given at no cost.
Mother tongue kept alive in the classroom.
We are a residential gurukul in the hills of Upper Subansiri, founded in 2025 under the aegis of the Donyi-Polo Cultural and Charitable Trust. We share the Trust's aims, objectives and motto.
Our first batch of students arrived on 27 July 2026. Our conviction is simple: a Tagin child should be able to sit any examination in English and still know the songs of the Nyibu, the names of their clan, and why we speak of the sun and the moon in one breath.
English, mathematics, science and social studies, taught properly.
Teachers who know each child by temperament, not just by marks.
Concepts introduced in Tagin, then carried into English.
Nyibu and village elders teach the oral tradition directly.
Bright, airy rooms built in local bamboo and timber.
Where every day begins and ends together.
We photograph the school as we build it. More pictures will appear here as they are taken.
5 Aug 2026
Gurukul is an old word. Here is what we mean by it, and what we do not.
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