The journey of Late Indraman Singh began long before he founded one of Maharashtra's respected educational institutions. As a young boy, he walked miles to attend school in a village near Varanasi. Education was not easily accessible, but his desire to learn was stronger than the challenges that stood in his way. Those early experiences would eventually shape a lifelong commitment to making education accessible to others. Born into modest circumstances, Indraman Singh understood the value of education from a young age. He left his village and moved to Varanasi at the age of 12, where he came under the guidance of Guru Maharaj. There, he immersed himself in the teachings of the Mahabharata, Ramayana and Bhagavad Gita.

The lessons of discipline, perseverance and service stayed with him throughout his life and became the foundation of his future work. His pursuit of knowledge later brought him to Mumbai, where he worked during the day and studied at night to complete his education. He later moved to Pune and started Singh Travels near Nashik Phata. However, a devastating fire destroyed the business, leaving him at a crossroads. Rather than allowing adversity to define him, Singh chose a different path. Having witnessed the power of education in his own life, he decided to create opportunities for others.