
Noida, 30th September 2026: Ramagya School has incorporated Transcendental Meditation (TM) into its educational curriculum as part of its wider approach to student development. The initiative places greater emphasis on inner balance, self-awareness, and emotional well-being alongside academics, sports, creativity, and other areas of learning.
In a world where children constantly learn, perform, adapt and absorb information, Ramagya School believes education also needs to create space for students to pause, settle their minds and develop a stronger connection with themselves. The introduction of TM reflects this approach at Ramagya.
The initiative also brings together perspectives from educators and Transcendental Meditation practitioners. Their views focus on calmness, concentration, clarity, emotional balance and the role of inner well-being in everyday life.
Speaking about the initiative, Mr. Utkarsh Gupta, Managing Director, Ramagya Group, said, “Education is not only about preparing children for examinations, competitions or various other opportunities. It is also about helping them understand themselves and deal with the pressures that come with a changing world. The introduction of Transcendental Meditation at Ramagya is an effort to create that space alongside everything else that children learn at school.”
Ramagya’s approach places the introduction of TM within its broader vision of education. Academics remain central to the learning process, while sports, creativity, communication and other experiences give students opportunities to develop different abilities and interests. The school sees inner well-being as another part of this development.
For children growing up amid constant information, expectations and competition, the ability to remain composed and maintain focus can become important in navigating everyday challenges. Through TM, Ramagya seeks to help students develop a regular practice of turning inward and finding moments of calm within the school environment.
The initiative also mirrors the school’s belief that preparation for the future involves more than developing academic knowledge. Students will need to think, communicate, collaborate, adapt to change and deal with challenges. Alongside these abilities, the school believes that self-awareness and emotional balance can support them as they move through different stages of life.
At Ramagya, this approach is reflected in its vision, “Light My Inner Voice,” which places emphasis on self-discovery, compassion and empathy. The school also provides opportunities for students to participate in sports, creative activities and other programmes that complement classroom learning.
The introduction of Transcendental Meditation therefore adds another dimension to the school’s educational approach, with the practice intended to become a part of students’ lives beyond their school years. It represents Ramagya’s continuing efforts to look at the child as a whole, including the mind, emotions, abilities, aspirations and individuality.
