DAV Jaipur Sanskrit–RakshaFest

Jaipur, Aug.11,2025: Right at the start, students delivered the “thought of the day,” “news of the day,” and an idiom—all in pure Sanskrit

DAV Jaipur Sanskrit–RakshaFest kicked off the day with infectious energy, seamlessly blending respect, heritage, and camaraderie through a culturally rich, student-led assembly. Within moments, the uplifting spirit of Sanskrit Diwas and Raksha Bandhan filled the air, setting a powerful tone for the day.

What Is DAV Jaipur Sanskrit–RakshaFest

Held on 8 August 2025, DAV Jaipur’s Sanskrit Department orchestrated DAV Jaipur Sanskrit–RakshaFest—a morning assembly that captured both the linguistic finesse of Sanskrit Diwas and the symbolic protection of Raksha Bandhan. The event underscored cultural pride, unity, and the timeless power of language.

Uplifting Moments from the Festive Morning Assembly

Sanskrit Thought, News & Idiom of the Day

Right at the start, students delivered the “thought of the day,” “news of the day,” and an idiom—all in pure Sanskrit. This foundation set a tone of reverence toward the language and respect for tradition.

Soulful Sanskrit Song & Shloka Chanting

Students led the assembly in chanting powerful shlokas, followed by a moving Sanskrit song that echoed Sanskrit’s poetic beauty and enduring relevance.

Rakshasutra Tying between Students & Principal

A touching highlight: students tied Rakshasutras (sacred threads) around the principal, symbolizing trust, protection, and mutual respect that runs deep within the DAV community.

Principal’s Message of Unity & Heritage

Principal Mr. A.K. Sharma praised the Sanskrit Department’s efforts and encouraged students to embrace India’s linguistic heritage. He urged communal unity and collective progress to take DAV Jaipur to greater heights.

Class Teachers Tying Raksha-Sutra to Students

In a reversal of tradition, each class teacher tied Raksha-Sutras to students—signifying mutual respect, protection, and harmony that defines the school’s ethos.

Sankalp for Nature, Humanity & Harmony

Students and staff took a heartfelt sankalp (pledge) to safeguard both nature and humanity—vowing that all their thoughts, actions, and decisions would contribute positively to society and the environment.

Joyous Conclusion with Collective Spirit

The assembly concluded with renewed spirits and unity—leaving every participant with a memorable sense of togetherness and cultural pride.

Sanskrit Diwas & Raksha Bandhan in 2025

Sanskrit Diwas, aligned with World Sanskrit Day, is celebrated on Shravana Purnima, the full moon day, which this year coincides with Raksha Bandhan on 8–9 August.

It remains a key reminder to preserve and promote Sanskrit’s rich heritage.

Meanwhile, in Jaipur city, Raksha Bandhan was celebrated with festive fervor: markets turned vibrant, devotees tied rakhis at temples, and transport hubs witnessed surges in travellers—highlighting the festival’s cultural pulse.

Why This Celebration Matters

The DAV Jaipur Sanskrit–RakshaFest beautifully illustrates how schools can fuse cultural traditions with modern education. By integrating language, ritual, and collective values, the school ensures that festivals like Sanskrit Diwas and Raksha Bandhan remain living, breathing parts of students’ lives. It’s not just a ceremony; it’s an investment in heritage and identity.

A Heritage-rich Celebration

DAV Jaipur Sanskrit–RakshaFest wasn’t just another school event—it was a tapestry of heritage, language, unity, and values. From Sanskrit recitals to symbolic Raksha-Sutra ties and heartfelt pledges, every moment reflected tradition and togetherness. As the echoes of the assembly resonate beyond campus walls, they remind us: when culture is celebrated with sincerity, it empowers both heart and heritage.