Mahatma Gandhiji's 5 Core Principles for Modern Education 

1. Non-Violence (Ahimsa): – Gandhi's commitment to non-violence guides educators. – Schools embrace conflict resolution and teach empathy.

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2. Truth and Honesty (Satya): – Gandhi's emphasis on truth remains relevant amid misinformation. – Institutions prioritize academic integrity.

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3. Self-Discipline (Brahmacharya): – Gandhi's self-discipline fosters personal growth. – Schools promote self-control and goal setting.

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4. Non-Possession (Aparigraha): – Gandhi's non-possession encourages simplicity. – Education shifts focus from materialism to knowledge.

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5. Equal Respect for All Religions (Sarva-Dharma-Samanatva): – Gandhi's message promotes religious tolerance. – Schools emphasize shared values among faith.

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