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A slice of Scandinavia in India's Silicon Valley

The upcoming Chaman Bhartiya School in Bengaluru is daring to be different in India's K-12 jungle

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Anjuli Bhargava
If Mohammed can’t reach the mountain, can the mountain be brought to Mohammed? That was the principal thought in the mind of Snehdeep Agarwal, founder of the upcoming Chaman Bhartiya School (CBS) in Bengaluru when he started looking for innovative schools around the world to model his proposed new school on. Soon enough, he came across Orestad in Copenhagen, considered one of the most innovative and unique schools in the world. Scandinavian countries were as it is known the world over for their superior education systems and outcomes. So taken up was Agarwal by what Orestad stood for, he visited

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