The first Indo-International School was established in 1996 with 50 female and minority children (formerly called untouchables) in a one-room school-house.

In 2011, the school has grown to 20 rooms with a high school (nursery to 12th grade) providing education to 550 impoverished children of Dundlod. Read more

Amidst the ruins of the tragic earthquake of 2001, the second Indo-International School was established with 10 rooms for 205 displaced and impoverished children of Kuran, Gujarat.

In 2011, the elementary school has grown to 10th grade with an enrollment of 270 children covering majority of the educable children population of Kuran.Read more

The third Indo-International Culture School was established in 2004 with 14 underprivileged children in the village of Mahapura, Rajasthan.

In 2011, there are 280 children of all castes in classes ranging from nursery to the 8th grade. The school is planning to add a high school on the second floor of the building. Read more