Brahmacharya is one of the four Ashramas described in the traditional Indian social system. It is the first stage of life, generally extending from childhood to early adulthood, during which an individual acquires knowledge, discipline, values, and skills under the guidance of a teacher. The term is derived from the Sanskrit words *Brahma* (ultimate knowledge or truth) and *Charya* (conduct), meaning a life dedicated to learning, self-discipline, and the pursuit of knowledge. In the Indian perspective, Brahmacharya is not limited to celibacy; it also signifies physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual discipline. The Brahmacharya stage lays the foundation for the overall development of an individual. Students traditionally lived in a *Gurukul*, where they received education in scriptures, philosophy, ethics, science, arts, and vocational skills. Along with academic learning,