It is a question that most parents navigate by instinct, guided by their own upbringing, their anxieties about their child’s future, and the unspoken competition

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Bangalore is one of India’s most education-conscious cities. Parents here research schools carefully, weigh curricula seriously, and think long-term about where their children are headed.

Imagine a classroom where children are not memorising facts for a Friday test. Instead, they are designing a rain-harvesting system for a school garden, producing

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