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The Heritage journey began in 2003 with the Heritage Xperiential Learning School being established in Gurugram. Within a year, the founders realized that conventional education needed to be transformed for it to have relevance to students' lives; that in a system focused on deficit rather than capacity, children lose the ability to be themselves and to be free. We recognized that, for education to liberate, it is essential for us to create safe psychological spaces for our children in which they can thrive, embrace their creativity and be truly themselves. We found that the lack of relevance in what was being taught meant that children were compelled simply to comply and train themselves for purposelessness.

Heritage International Xperiential School offers physical education program focuses on both learning about and learning through physical activity

Rum is a delightful drink. It is for all seasons. When it rains there is nothing like a bit of rum to keep you company as you watch the rain cascade down. When the sun beats down mercilessly rum can be the basis of cool cocktails. It freezes in winter and this is when you make hot rum punch to warm you up. The general perception is that rum originated in Barbados around 1645, supposedly developed by English colonist. Over time it came to be connected with trade in molasses, sugarcane, and slavery. However, studies show that rum goes beyond the Caribbean and could actually have originated in the Indian sub-continent. Hercules continues this age-old tradition with its fine matured rum. Hercules continues the tradition Herculex 3x Rum may not be the somarasa of Vedic times but it does continue the rich cultural and brewing heritage of India, drawing inspiration from those practices and refining it with modern innovations. Each sip is a delight carrying within it the quintessential distilled history of Indian liquor.