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Magictouch Testimonials



    About the overall programme:

  • "I saw the work being done by the Magictouch people. Really impressive! The value that comes immediately to my mind when I talk about Indian values is universal brotherhood. That’s being taught. And I loved this programme... I mean, I can see that it is a Jain organisation, but we had Lord Buddha there; we had Lord Krishna there; we had Prahlad there... it’s universal brotherhood! That is what must be taught." - Mrs. Kiran Bajaj, Principal - Green Lawns High School

  • “... there are many gaps in our existing educational system... but we have wonderful movements like the Magictouch movement... these are the forces that are doing what our educational system failed to do and it is from these people that we learn...” - Mr. Neil Gupta, Principal - Cathedral & John Connon Residential School, Lonavala

  • "I think Magictouch is a process and it is a process that should come into all our schools and all our lives and I am really honoured to have been part of the process today." - Mrs. Mona Seervai, Principal - Bombay International School

  • "Magictouch has really touched my heart. It has really transformed me within as well. Infact, the values that you have imbibed in children is flawless, superb!" - Mrs. Perin Bagli, Principal - New Activity High School

  • "One of the biggest achievements of Magictouch is that today, during bed time, my son never picks up storybooks like 'Ginger Bread Man' or 'Beauty and the Beast'; he immediately picks up his Magictouch file and he tells me stories about Lord Buddha and instances from the life of Param Krupalu Dev." - Alpa Gandhi, mother of Tanay (Mumbai)

  • "As soon as my son comes home from Magictouch, he loves sharing stories about values that he learnt in class. He was so deeply touched by the lesson on Beauty without Cruelty, that he has totally stopped using leather. He makes sure, that when I buy him something, it should be without leather. He also, scolds his uncle for using leather. Magictouch has really helped him be sensitive towards animals." - Vaishali Shah, mother of Aryan (Mumbai)