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World Animal Day is celebrated every year on 4th October to raise awareness about improving the welfare standards of animals across the globe. World Animal Day is an animal welfare movement that pushes global countries to make the better place for all animals. School conducted special assembly on world animal day. Educators talk about our […]

Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated on 2nd October every year to mark the birth of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, one of the most prominent leaders of the Indian freedom struggle, who sacrificed his life for the country. He is known as the Father of our nation because his ideology gave the masses faith in themselves and ensured

“वक्र तुंड महाकाय, सूर्य कोटि समप्रभ , निर्विघ्नेम कुर्मिदेव सर्व कार्य सु सर्वदा l” Festivals inform, educate, bring people together, break the monotony of routine and give us a chance to re-energize our body, mind, and spirit. Of all the festivals, Ganesh Chaturthi is the most colorful. Ganesh Chaturthi is, also called Vinayaka Chaturthi. It

A day anrich your life with love, peace & harmony Janmashtami is celebrated as a symbol of the end of darkness and rooting out of the evil forces. The main reason for celebrating this festival is bringing people together so that principles of unity strengthen. So to strengthen the unity from the childhood, Janmashtami celebration

“Sisters are like stars in the night sky, guiding us through the darkness and lighting up our lives.” Raksha which means protection and Bandhan which means bond. Thus Raksha Bandhan is a bond of protection given by a brother to his sister. On this auspicious day, sisters tie a thread on her brother’s wrist and