Aryavarta is a sister organization of DSPS Gurukul that operates entirely under the in-formal education system. Its primary objective is to bring uneducated, illiterate, nomadic, minimally educated, school dropouts, and school non-enrolled individuals back into the flow of education.

The curriculum of Aryavarta includes subjects that are not part of the formal education system, but of tradition and values of our great nation Bharat. Among these subjects, Rashtra Aradhna (राष्ट्र आराधना) and saint traditions are prominent.

Rashtra Aradhna (राष्ट्र आराधना) is a subject that helps understand and fulfill one’s responsibilities towards the nation. Programme also guides us to reconnect with our culture.

This program includes activities such as planting trees, visiting the temple daily, touching the feet of elders, helping the elderly, aiding those in need, feeding and providing water to stray animals, assisting younger children with their studies, motivating them to attend school daily, helping improve their language and behavior, and encouraging them to read. It also involves activities related to water and soil conservation.
Additionally, the subject of saint traditions educates people about ancient Sanatan culture through short stories. It involves sharing the biographies of various great saints of India and the lessons imparted by them with the people associated with this program.

Apart from these main subjects, there is a collection of lost stories of characters from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Saints and others local heros.