Mrineh has signed new partnerships with schools across the National Capital Region, extending its life-skills curriculum to additional classrooms from the coming academic year.
Each rollout includes teacher training, classroom materials and a scheduled review cycle. Mrineh does not hand a school a syllabus and leave; every partnership carries a termly review in which teachers can request changes to the material.
The curriculum covers financial literacy, communication, decision-making and emotional resilience — subjects that shape outcomes but rarely appear on an examination.
“The measure of a curriculum is whether a teacher still uses it in year three.”
Mrineh Group is an Indian group of five companies working across education, artificial intelligence, fashion, furniture and hospitality — built patiently, and judged over decades rather than quarters.