In spite of its geographical boundaries, the people of both India and Nepal lived as one, from time immemorial. They crossed the boundaries without restriction for business, employment, and education. Nepal has a sizeable number of Indians and their contribution to the development of this country is commendable. In the 70’s, there was a great demand among the Indian community for quality Indian education of their children. Three of like-minded visionaries with some friends rose to the occasion and took the challenge to start a school with Indian curriculum for the community. Vision, when materialized, took the form of Modern Indian School on 1st Mar 1978. The founding fathers of this venture were Shree Radhe Shyam Saraf, Shree M.A. Lari, and Sdr Pritam Singh. True to the vision and missionary zeal of these Samaritans, the school had been placed under a nonprofitable and charitable trust so as to give full justice to the cause of education.