Knowledge has no boundaries. Fine intellectuals don’t limit knowledge within the periphery of a region. Instead, they try to acquire, decipher and apply knowledge to kindle imagination and innovations in different domains or pursuits, and thus work for the common good. Qualities like empathy, responsibility, tolerance, and civic sense cannot be instilled or inculcated by mere discussions and talks. Only practicing them will help them remain ingrained in our minds forever. Amidst the social and political barriers, our young generation needs to initiate the necessary steps and mould themselves in a way that makes the world a better place to live in. We at EIS, believe that by being a part of the Global Citizenship Foundation's Council for GCED, our students will gain insight and an opportunity to explore the global curriculum and attain knowledge to obtain above objectives. More importantly, practicing 100 Acts of Global Citizenship will help them build a community that stands for humanity.