The Gurukula System is an ancient Indian educational tradition where students, known as shishyas, live with their teacher, or guru, in a communal setting. This system emphasizes holistic learning, including spiritual, moral, and practical education, often in a natural environment. Students engage in daily chores and learn through direct interaction and observation, fostering a close bond between the guru and shishyas. In the Gurukula, education is personalized, allowing students to learn at their own pace. Subjects taught can include Vedic texts, philosophy, arts, and sciences. This system promotes discipline, respect, and a sense of community, shaping well-rounded individuals who contribute positively to society.