The Indian education system incorporates cultural heritage and values into the curriculum through various means, reflecting the country’s rich and diverse traditions. Firstly, the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) emphasizes the inclusion of Indian culture, heritage, and values at all educational levels. Textbooks and educational materials often feature historical events, literature, art, and philosophies that highlight India’s cultural legacy. Language studies include classical languages like Sanskrit, regional languages, and literature, fostering an appreciation of linguistic heritage. Additionally, the curriculum includes subjects like Social Science and History, which cover India’s ancient civilizations, freedom struggle, and cultural diversity. Moral education is integrated through stories, fables, and discussions that promote ethical values and social responsibilities. Festivals and important cultural events are celebrated in schools, providing experiential learning opportunities. Programs such as “Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat” aim to enhance understanding and appreciation of the diverse cultural heritage among students from different states. Extracurricular activities, including traditional dance, music, art, and crafts, further encourage students to engage with and preserve cultural practices. These efforts collectively ensure that Indian students develop a strong sense of identity, pride, and respect for their cultural heritage and values.