Ghotul is a system of education prevalent among the tribes of central India. Ghotul is actually a type of dormitory, comprising of a large hut or group of hut enclosed in a compound, where the unmarried boys and girls interact with each other in a responsible manner. They are taught the right kind of social behavior. The boys and girls are often paired together, by which they get to know each other and learn to live in harmony. The system of Ghotul is practiced to impart a sense of social democracy right from a young age.
The male members of Ghotul are called as Chelik, while the female members are known as Motiari. The members salute each other in rhythmic manner called as Johar. The activities usually comprises of songs and dance routine held under the supervision of a leader. There are special dances performances by girls once a week. These activities help generate a feeling of friendliness, sympathy and unity among the members.
