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Do we know the difference between knowledge and wisdom? Is there a need to distinguish between them? Can we handle the complexities of life with just what we know? Knowledge refers to what we acquire through reading, listening, or observing. Wisdom is the ability to make choices from what we know and use it for our benefit.

The world today emphasizes value-based education. This concept recognizes two things: first, that current education has failed to some extent, and second, it stresses values and wisdom over mere knowledge. How do we acquire value-based education? The answer is simple if we consider the purpose of education—to live better and more joyously. We should include only those educational elements that support this goal.

The saying, "a healthy mind can exist only in a healthy body," is time-tested. Schools, therefore, should promote healthy bodies as well, which can be best achieved through yoga, given the financial constraints of other sports. Yoga is beneficial and occupies little space; hence, it should be a mandatory subject at all educational levels.