Introduction- The Indian Knowledge Systems is a specific cell within the Indian government’s Ministry of Education designed to integrate traditional indigenous wisdom into modern academic frameworks. It was established in 2020,and this initiative encourages universities to offer credits for learning ancient sciences, Vedic mathematics, and traditional health practices like yoga and Ayurveda. Supporters argue that the programme preserves national heritage and serves to decolonise the education system by reducing Western bias. However, the division faces significant backlash from critics who claim it promotes pseudoscience and historical inaccuracies to serve a political agenda. Opponents further worry that replacing global academic standards with these curricula might hinder the professional prospects of Indian graduates. Despite these debates, the IKS continues to fund research animplement traditional games and philosophies across diverse educational levels.