Muktangan

At Muktangan, classrooms are shaped by the strength, care, and commitment of the women who nurture them every day.

On International Women’s Day, we came together to celebrate the teachers, mothers, staff members, and leaders who continue to guide learning spaces with empathy, resilience, and quiet determination.

Their work goes far beyond lessons and routines. Through their presence, they create environments where children feel seen, supported, and encouraged to grow.

When women are empowered to learn, lead, and nurture, they do more than transform classrooms; they shape communities and generations. Today, and every day, we celebrate the women who make our learning community what it is.

At Muktangan, language is lived before it is learned.

On the birth anniversary of Kusumagraj, our school communities observed Marathi Rajbhasha Din with a week dedicated to celebrating the richness of Marathi. Classrooms opened up to poetry, storytelling, essays, drama, music, art, and language games, each activity inviting children to experience Marathi not just as a subject, but as something deeply their own.

Teachers designed spaces for exploration and expression. Students participated with curiosity and confidence. Together, they created moments of joy, reflection, and pride.

For us, honouring Marathi is part of honouring the child, their voice, their history, their cultural roots.

Because when language is respected, children feel seen.

Practice met purpose at

A few of our schools shared their classroom innovations, shaped by real experiences and real children. What stood out was not just creativity, but deep contextual understanding and respect for learners, families, and community.

At Muktangan, children are active participants. Teachers grow as reflective practitioners. Parents walk alongside us. Community stays at the heart of everything we do.

Grateful to see our learning journeys spark conversations and inspiration beyond Mumbai.