Arya Kanya Gurukul

[4][1][2][3][5][6] Nanji Kalidas was deeply influenced by Mahatma Gandhi and principle of Arya Samaj and he therefore made foundation stone of Gurukul to be laid by a Scheduled Caste girl, a revolutionary step in those times.

[1][8] Arya Kanya Gurukul equips girls to lead fulfilled and purposeful lives by providing an all-round education based on Vedic values.

[1][2][3][9][10] The school complex is set amidst 90 acres of sylvan surroundings on the fringes of the city between the Arabian Sea and the blue Barda Hills.

Every morning, 900 girls gather in the Prarthana Mandir to recite their daily prayers and perform the 'yajna', a religious ceremony that harks back to Vedic times.

With her drive, dedication and her deep knowledge of the classical languages, philosophy and Indian culture, she was largely responsible for the school's impeccable reputation and fore fronting women's education in the area.

Prarathna Mandir forms the heart of the campus at Arya Kenya Gurukul. Students gather here daily to recite prayers, an essential component of their holistic education
A booklet of one the school's dance drama productions. Dr Savitaben Mehta was instrumental in making possible international exposure for the girl students.
Students at Gurukul play on campus.