Jaipur, Oct.28,225:The DAV Sports Meet Jaipur began on 27 October 2025 at the sprawling grounds of DAV Centenary Public School, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur in Jaipur, setting the tone for three days of intense competition and camaraderie. The flag of the DAV College Managing Committee (DAV CMC) was unfurled and the DAV anthem reverberated across the gathering, signalling the formal inauguration of the tournament-

In his keynote, Principal Shri A.K. Sharma (Principal, DAV CPS Jaipur & ARO Zone C and Zonal Sports Coordinator) welcomed the distinguished guests and participating schools, emphasising that the DAV Sports Meet Jaipur isn’t just about winning medals but building character, embracing discipline and practising true sportsmanship.

The dignitaries present included-

• Mr Navneet Thakur, Principal of DAV Public School, Sri Vijayanagar & Cluster Head
• Ms Narendra Kaur, Principal of the Hindi-Medium branch of DAV School, Suratgarh (HM)
• Dr Kranti Singh, Principal of the English-Medium branch of DAV School, Suratgarh (EM)
• Dr Paramjeet Kumar, Principal of DAV Public School, Hanumangarh

Their words of encouragement uplifted the mood, as the ceremony concluded with the release of colourful balloons and the lighting of the ceremonial torch by the sports-meet coordinator Mr Sudhir Pachar. The inaugural football match followed immediately, signalling the start of the competitive phase.

Participating Schools & Athletes

The DAV Sports Meet Jaipur brought together a diverse group of schools from across Rajasthan, under the age-group categories of U-14, U-16 and U-19. The participating institutions included-

• DAV Dariba
• DAV Zawar Mines
• DAV Suratgarh (English Medium)
• DAV Suratgarh (Hindi Medium)
• DAV Public School, Lakheri
• DAV Gadepan, Kota
• DAV Behror
• DAV CPS Ajmer
• DAV Public School Sri Vijayanagar
• DAV Jhalawar
• DAV Balotra
• DAV Hanumangarh

In total ~725 students—around 200 girls and 525 boys—registered and took part in the three-day extravaganza. The sheer scale of participation demonstrates the reach and appeal of the DAV sports ecosystem.

Competitions & Sports Galore

The breadth of sports included in the DAV Sports Meet Jaipur was truly impressive. Over the three days (27–29 October 2025), students competed across team games, track & field and individual events. Among the prominent sports were-

• Football and Cricket: marquee team sports to kick off the meet
• Kho-kho and Kabaddi: traditional Indian field games emphasising agility and teamwork
• Netball: connecting modern and classic team dynamics
• Table Tennis, Chess: indoor individual or small-team events where strategy and focus matter
• Boxing, Weight-lifting, Martial Arts: strength-based disciplines enabling wider talent discovery
• Yoga: a nod to holistic development and mind-body balance
• Skipping Rope: agility/coordination event that often gains youth interest

The multiple venues accommodated simultaneous matches and events, ensuring a packed schedule and rich competition. Outstanding performers in these events will go on to represent Rajasthan at the national level under the DAV banner—a pathway that elevates this meet beyond a local event and into a formative stepping-stone.

What the DAV Sports Meet Jaipur Stood For

At its heart, the DAV Sports Meet Jaipur is more than a sports tournament. It embodies values that the DAV movement has long championed: discipline, integrity, unity, youthful energy and the blend of Vedic wisdom with modern enterprise.

In his speech, Mr A.K. Sharma remarked on how sports help the holistic development of students—shaping strong bodies, focused minds and resilient characters. The participants were encouraged not merely to win, but to compete with honour, respect their opponents, and embrace the collective spirit of the meet.

The sense of unity was clear: despite being from different schools and regions, these students came together under the DAV umbrella, forging friendships, learning from each other and feeding a sense of belonging. The event stood as a vibrant celebration of youthful potential channelled into sport, discipline and teamwork.

Highlights & Memorable Moments

Here are some of the standout moments from the DAV Sports Meet Jaipur–

• The ceremonial flag-unfurling and anthem—a powerful visual of unity and institutional pride.
• Releasing balloons and lighting the torch—a colourful and dynamic opening that lifted spirits.
• The first match (football) beginning under the supervision of Mr Sudhir Pachar—a symbolic moment capturing the transition from ceremony to competition.
• Track & field, indoor, strength and team events running side by side—showcasing diverse talents.
• Around 200 girls participating—a strong indicator of growing gender parity and sporting access for young women.
• The atmosphere of healthy competition combined with fair play and mutual respect—reflecting the ethos of the DAV sports movement.
• The promise of national-level representation—giving real stakes and ambition for participants.

These moments combined to make the meet not just a tournament, but a memorable experience for all involved.

Impacts & Looking Ahead

The ripple effects of the DAV Sports Meet Jaipur are significant and multi-fold-

• Talent discovery: With multiple sports on offer and hundreds of participants, new stars may emerge—especially from non-traditional disciplines like martial arts or yoga.
• Holistic development: Participants gain confidence, teamwork skills, discipline and exposure—qualities useful inside and outside the sports arena.
• Institutional prestige: Host school DAV Centenary Public School, Vaishali Nagar, and participating DAV institutions enhance their reputation as centres of all-round development.
• Gender inclusion: Strong participation by girls highlights growing access and support for female athletes.
• Pathway to national level: Outstanding athletes will represent Rajasthan in the next national phase of the DAV sports framework, elevating ambition and standards.
• Community and values: The meet reinforces values of integrity, unity, and sportsmanship—important in today’s competitive school environment.

Looking ahead, participants, tutors and schools will carry the experience into regular training, local competitions and future tournaments. The skies are open for many of these athletes to make their mark nationally or even internationally, following in the footsteps of the DAV Sports legacy.

Why the DAV Sports Meet Jaipur Matters

The DAV Sports Meet Jaipur is not simply a school-sports event—it marks a convergence of several vital elements: youth energy, organised institutional support, multiple sporting disciplines, a values-based sporting culture, and the promise of competitive progression.

For the region, hosting such a large, well-structured three-day tournament sends a strong message about the importance of sports in education. For the students, it provides exposure, motivation and a platform. For the schools and the DAV network, it reinforces its commitment to nurturing future generations not just academically but physically and ethically.

In a time when educational experiences are often skewed toward academics alone, events like this remind us that sporting arenas are equally essential in building capable, confident and well-rounded young individuals.

From opening flags to podium finishes, the DAV Sports Meet Jaipur delivered on its promise- a vibrant, inclusive, high-energy tournament where young athletes were encouraged to excel, collaborate, and grow. With 725 participants, 12 + schools, a diverse sports roster and values-driven organisation, it stands as a benchmark for school-level sports events in Rajasthan and beyond.

Jaipur, Oct.24,2025:Annakut 2025 at Khole Ke Hanuman Ji marks a spectacular moment in Jaipur’s spiritual-calendar and civic life, combining faith, feast and fellowship in a grand public gathering. At the heart of the event: a massive Lakhi Mahotsav, rolls of delicacies, thousands of devotees, and deep resonance of communal unity. The festival is unique not only in scale but in its intention to unify multiple communities around gratitude for nature’s bounty and the harvest season-

As we unpack the event in this article, we’ll explore its many layers: the rituals, the logistics, the social significance, and the linking of tradition and modern outreach.

Annakut 2025 at Khole Ke Hanuman Ji

The term Annakut denotes a “mountain of food” offering, traditionally associated with the Hindu festival of Govardhan Puja, but also adopted in many temples as a thanksgiving ritual for the autumn harvest of grains and vegetables. In 2025, at the acclaimed Khole Ke Hanuman Ji Temple in Jaipur, it takes on renewed meaning.

Scheduled for 9 November 2025, this year’s event will gather over 450 cooks working across 41 furnaces to prepare prasad (temple food offerings) for devotees and represent a substantive public event of thanksgiving, ritual and local cultural interaction.

The temple complex, historically rich and located on Lakshman Dungri hill in the Aravalli range, forms a scenic, elevated spiritual site near Jaipur, blending natural beauty, legend and active worship.

Thus, Annakut 2025 at Khole Ke Hanuman Ji becomes more than a religious ritual—it emerges as a powerful communal spectacle, fusing devotion, logistics and social engagement.

the Annakut 2025 Event

Monumental Scale of Preparation

• Over 450 cooks (halwai) will be mobilised.
• Food will be cooked on 41 furnaces (bhatti).
• The event expects approximately 1.75 lakh (175,000) devotees to partake in the communal prasad.
• More than 60 additional temples in the surrounding area will also participate, offering mixed grains (moong, moth, bajra, rice) and poori etc. across their premises. This sheer scale underlines the organisational ambition and the logistical arrangements behind the festival.

Deep Ritual Significance & Timing

• The ritual begins with an abhishek (ceremonial bath) of the deity early in the morning, followed by bestowal of a cloth (chaula) and a grand decoration of the idol.
• The “56 bhog” (56 varieties of offerings) will be presented to the deity—a traditional mark of Annakut-type festivals.
• The date aligns with the start of the post-monsoon/new-harvest season, symbolising gratitude for nature’s gifts.

Inclusivity & Communal Harmony

• The Annakut at Khole Ke Hanuman Ji is explicitly noted as a symbol of inter-community harmony, moving beyond past exclusive patterns.
• In addition to the main temple, 61 nearby temples will host similar offerings and serve prasad, expanding reach beyond one site.
• A dedicated community function (Sneha Mil­an) by the Agarwal society (Malviya Nagar branch) will honour meritorious students at 3 pm and then share prasad at 4:30 pm on the same day.

Resonance with History & Royal Patronage

• Historian Devendra Bhagat points out that former Maharajas of Jaipur (e.g., Madhosingh Jai Singh II lineage) used to personally pull the chariot of Thakur Ji on the Annakut day, showing the regal heritage of the ritual.
• The event evokes memory of past practices wherein every neighbourhood had a “Nagar Prasad Adhikari” to distribute the offerings to those in need—a link to socially-aware tradition.

Participate & Benefit

Devotees & Faith Seekers

For residents of Jaipur and pilgrims from around Rajasthan, the Annakut 2025 at Khole Ke Hanuman Ji offers a deepened religious experience: a large-scale offering, a chance to receive prasad in huge numbers, and the feeling of being part of a major city-wide spiritual movement.

Students, Scholars & Community Groups

The inclusion of functions to honour meritorious students via the Agarwal society means that the festival transcends purely ritual boundaries; it touches educational and social upliftment spheres as well.

Local Communities & Vendors

The preparation of food across 41 furnaces and engagement of over 450 cooks will generate substantial temporary economic activity—food-services, supplies, logistics, crowd-management—all bring multiplier effects for local artisans, vendors and workers.

Social & Communal Fabric

By explicitly positioning the ritual as an example of social unity and including 61+ temples across localities, the festival helps knit a broader communal fabric, fostering inter-temple cooperation, shared logistics and inclusive distribution of prasad.

Cultural Legacy & Social Harmony Underlining the Annakut 2025

Heritage of the Khole Ke Hanuman Ji Temple

The Khole Ke Hanuman Ji Temple stands on the Lakshman Dungri hill of the Aravalli range. Historically a less accessible site, it was transformed over decades into a prominent spiritual landmark thanks to devotional leadership and community efforts.

This legacy lends weight to the Annakut event, connecting modern-day festivity with layers of cultural memory.

Symbol of Gratitude & Nature’s Bounty

Annakut festivals celebrate the harvest of grains, pulses and produce—implicitly acknowledging the role of nature and farmers. This dimension adds a layer of ecological and agrarian gratitude to the ritual.

Public Ritual, Civic Dimension

By hosting thousands of devotees, coordinating multiple kitchens, and ensuring distribution across neighbourhoods, the festival takes on a civic character. The post of “Nagar Prasad Adhikari” is a reminder that faith events in Jaipur have also functioned as civic-social operations.

Fostering Communal Harmony

The event’s explicit outreach to multiple temples and communities positions it as a catalyst for unity in a city of multiple sects, castes and social organisations. Organisers describe it as now a “symbol of camaraderie and social unity.”

Logistics, Feast Details & Scale of the Event

Preparations & Infrastructure

• Over 450 cooks, engaged for days ahead in meal-preparation planning.
• 41 furnaces represent multiple simultaneous kitchens—each likely handling different types of dishes (grains, pulses, vegetables, sweets).
• Plans include prasad for about 1.75 lakh devotees—meaning distribution lines, serving counters, seating/pangat arrangements must be in place.
• Food items referenced: moong, moth, bajra, rice, mixed vegetables, poori.
• Main temple complex includes 11 Shiv temples and multiple shrines (Ramchandra Ji, Prembhaya, Gayatri Mata, Ganga Mata etc.). Offerings will be across all those.

Timeline on Day

• Early morning: Abhishek (ritual bath) of deity, then adornment and sari/cloth draping (chaula).
• Presentation of 56 bhog varieties following.
• Later in the afternoon/evening: Main prasad distribution, pangat (community meal) begins.
• Simultaneous community function (Agarwal society): 3 pm student felicitation, 4:30 pm prasad sharing.
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• Scale of Participation

• 61 temples in the surrounding area will concurrently host offerings—so logistical outreach is city-wide.
• More than 500 events are projected in coming days across community groups, temple management committees and development committees.

Expected Crowd & Flow

With nearly 1.75 lakh devotees expected at the main site, plus many thousands more across satellite temples, crowd management, parking, safety, sanitation, and fluid movement of prasad servings become major operational concerns. The scale also means the event has economic implications for nearby vendors and service providers.

Challenges, Community Concerns and Outlook

Logistical Complexity

Organising 41 furnaces and 450 cooks is a massive coordination task: sourcing raw materials, hygiene, cooking operations, serving operations, waste disposal, crowd flow. Any lapse could affect experience and safety.

Accessibility & Inclusion

While the main event at Khole Ke Hanuman Ji temple is grand, organisers must ensure accessibility for differently-abled, elderly, and children. The hillside location may challenge mobility.

Impact on Local Economy & Traffic

Large influxes of devotees may cause traffic congestion around the hill area, parking pressure, impacts on local residents, and increased demand for services. Local stakeholders may expect benefits but also face disruptions.

Sustaining Communal Engagement

Although the festival is framed as a symbol of social unity, sustaining the outreach beyond one day, ensuring equitable participation across castes, communities and neighbourhoods remains a challenge. Organisers must ensure no group feels left out or overwhelmed.

Environmental & Sanitation Factors

Large food production and mass distribution generate waste—food waste, packaging, disposable cutlery, etc. Sustainable waste-management plans are necessary. Also, hillside ecologies might need protection.

In sum, Annakut 2025 at Khole Ke Hanuman Ji is set to be a monumental and meaningful festival, combining awe-inspiring scale with deep cultural resonance. It is not just about the food-offering, but about weaving together faith, community, heritage and social participation.

This year’s event embodies five major power-moves: (1) sheer scale (450+ cooks, 41 furnaces), (2) broad outreach (61+ temples, 500+ associated events), (3) social inclusion (student honours, communal harmony), (4) heritage revival (royal tradition, neighbourhood roles), and (5) operational ambition (catering to ~1.75 lakh devotees).

For Jaipur, and for devotees at Khole Ke Hanuman Ji, this Lakhi Mahotsav becomes a moment of civic-spiritual integration—where the sacred meets the communal, and tradition meets logistics.

Jaipur,Oct.17,2025:Grandparents Day Subodhi Ki Aur is not just a school event—it’s an expression of gratitude toward elders, a reaffirmation of family roots, and a bridge between experience and youth-

“Subodhi Ki Aur” loosely translates to “towards greater wisdom” or “direction toward insight”. The phrase underscores a school’s goal: to instill in students reverence for elders’ wisdom, and to move together in growth and understanding.

Subodh Public School, located in Rambagh Crossing, Jaipur, has been known for emphasizing holistic education—including moral values, cultural awareness, and character building. Celebrating a day specifically for grandparents aligns naturally with its philosophy. (School info: Subodh Public School Rambagh address and setup)

Ceremony Begins

The celebrations opened in heartfelt style-

• Grandparents arrived to a warm tilak on the forehead and presentation of badges—symbols of honor and respect.
• A lucky draw selected a pair of grandparents among the attendees, who were then felicitated with a live plant—a gesture signifying growth, life, and blessed continuity.
• The event was blessed by the presence of Convener Shri Alok Kumar Bumb and Principal Dr. Sanjay Parashar. Their brief remarks acknowledged the priceless role of grandparents in shaping generations.

This warm welcome set the tone: the day was centred on dignity, respect, and heartfelt connection.

Cultural Program

The heart of the Grandparents Day Subodhi Ki Aur celebration was a rich and diverse cultural program, thoughtfully curated by students of all ages-

• Navkaar Mantra & Bhajans: invoking spiritual calm and collective harmony
• Dohe & Shayari: ancient couplets and poetic expressions recited with emotion
• Yogasanas performed by young students—symbolizing health, balance, and vitality
• Dances & Enactments: dramatizing stories from grandparents’ youth, moral tales, and moments of familial bonding
• Storytelling by children: personal stories about their grandparents—why they love them, memorable moments

The performances offered more than entertainment—they were living tributes. Many grandparents were visibly moved, some wiping tears as they watched their grandchildren bring stories to life.

Tokens of Love & Mementos

To accompany the emotional experience, the school presented every grandparent with:

• A decorated diya (lamp), symbolizing light, wisdom, and the guiding presence of elders
• A photo frame, capturing the moment and to serve as a keepsake

These mementos were small yet deeply meaningful—a way for children to express their affection and leave something tangible in grandparents’ hands.

After the ceremonies, a delicious lunch was served, where generations sat together, conversed, laughed, and shared memories.

Emotional Highlights & Grandparents’ Reaction

Several moments stood out in the celebrations-

• When children enacted scenes from grandparents’ childhood or earlier times, many elders nodded in recognition or smiled wistfully.
• The selection of one grandparent couple via lucky draw, and their felicitation, led to a spontaneous standing ovation.
• The presentation of plant saplings was especially poignant: “May your love grow as this plant does,” one child said, generating applause.
• After the formal program, many grandparents paused in reflections, greeting not just their own but mingling with other grandparents—sharing stories, viewing performances as equals.

One grandfather remarked: “When I saw my granddaughter dance and narrate a memory I had told her, tears welled up. She gave me back my memories in a fresh way.”

Role of School Leadership & Organizers

The success of Grandparents Day Subodhi Ki Aur owes significantly to the school’s leadership and planning-

• Convener Shri Alok Kumar Bumb offered guidance and direction for the event’s flow.
• Principal Dr. Sanjay Parashar delivered the opening speech, highlighting the significance of elders and educational values.
• Students, teachers, and staff collaborated behind the scenes: logistics, stage management, costume, scripts, audio-visuals and seating.
• The choice of a lucky draw, plant gifting, symbolic diyas, and photo frames indicates thoughtful design that balanced emotion, respect, and joy.

By maintaining short, well-timed segments and involving grandparents themselves, the program remained engaging rather than exhausting.

Respect, Roots, Future

This event conveys several deeper meanings-

• Respect for the Past: Grandparents carry the wisdom, history, and cultural memory of families.
• Roots & Identity: By honouring elders, children are reminded of their roots and continuity.
• Intergenerational Dialogue: The event fosters understanding—the old learn about modern life; young learn about heritage.
• Instilling Values: Gratitude, discipline, humility, love across age barriers.
• Forward Movement (“Subodhi Ki Aur”): With elders’ blessings and guidance, new generations move ahead with grounded values.

Slogans like

“Respect the Past, Embrace the Future”
“Grandparents: Our Roots, Our Strength”
“Love Knows No Age”

echoed these ideals throughout the event.

Comparisons with Grandparents Day Celebrations Elsewhere

While many schools internationally and in India celebrate Grandparents Day, Grandparents Day Subodhi Ki Aur stands out in several ways-

• It integrates cultural, spiritual, and local heritage elements (dohe, bhajans).
• It creates physical mementos (diyas, photoframes, plants), not just certificates.
• It involves grandparents in the event—not only as guests but sometimes as performers or story-tellers.
• The philosophical label “Subodhi Ki Aur” gives the celebration a layered spiritual aim, beyond festivity.

Elsewhere, similar events might focus solely on fun, crafts, or lunch. This model merges sentiment, values, and education.

How “Subodhi Ki Aur” Strengthens Intergenerational Bonds

Dialogue & Story Exchange

During lunch and informal time, grandparents and grandchildren conversed—sharing life

Shared Performance & Inclusion

Some grandparents may join in enactments, recite dohe, or simply witness from front seats. The inclusion helps blur the generation gap.

Symbolic Acts & Mutual Respect

Planting saplings, giving diyas, and presenting photo frames are symbolic acts showing children’s respect and grandparents’ blessing.

Emotional Memory for Students

Children internalize the care and respect given to elders, learning empathy, gratitude, and lifelong reverence.

The Grandparents Day Subodhi Ki Aur event at Subodh Public School, Rambagh, was more than a school function—it was a celebration of lineage, love, and legacy. It affirmed that elders are not relics of the past, but trustees of wisdom, anchors in a changing world.

Jaipur,Oct.11,225:Ferrari Tour Rajasthan is a luxury auto event held in Jaipur under the banner of promoting auto-tourism. It brings together Ferrari enthusiasts from around the country and abroad, staging a grand rally of Ferraris across the Pink City. The core aims: to celebrate luxury automotive culture, to merge it with Rajasthan’s rich heritage, and to spotlight Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and other iconic cities as must-visit destinations for wealthy car lovers-

Spectacular Cars & Price Tags

The fleet did not disappoint. Models like Ferrari 296 GTB, F8 Tributo, and Ferrari Roma stole the show. Their on-road values in Jaipur start at ₹3.76 crore

Estimated valuation of cars in the rally ranged from ₹3.76 crore up to ₹10.50 crore, making many of them moving pieces of art. Audiences were particularly enthusiastic about the Ferrari 296 GTB for its hybrid power and iconic design, the F8 Tributo for its sharp performance, and Roma for its elegance. The sight and sound of these machines weaving through Jaipur’s streets was both a sensory and visual feast.

Heritage Meets Horsepower

What set Ferrari Tour Rajasthan apart was the backdrop—majestic palaces, historic streets, and royal architecture of Jaipur. Participants got to enjoy not just roaring engines, but also the aesthetics of Rajasthan’s heritage, its vibrant colors, grand forts, and royal palaces.

The event was intentionally designed so spectators and car lovers could embrace Rajasthan’s legacy: the Rajput architecture, the marketplaces, the crafts, the food—all while viewing modern marvels of automotive engineering. It wasn’t just about speed; it was about sense of place.

Mumbai → Jaipur → Udaipur → Jodhpur

The tour didn’t start in Jaipur. The convoy made its way from Mumbai, collecting Ferraris and enthusiasts along the route, before arriving in Jaipur. From Jaipur, the plan is to proceed through Udaipur and Jodhpur, weaving through Rajasthan’s most famed cities. This path not only highlights stunning locales, but allows luxury travellers to experience different cultural and architectural environments.

Why Ferrari Tour Rajasthan Matters for Tourism

• Boosting Auto-Tourism: Events like these draw wealthy visitors, enthusiasts, social media attention—all of which put a spotlight on local hospitality, hotels, roads, food, and crafts.
• Heritage & Culture Exposure: Showcasing Jaipur’s splendour, its forts, palaces, architecture, and Rajasthan’s legendary hospitality helps in presenting the state as more than just a historical destination—it’s a canvas where modern luxury meets tradition.
• Economic Opportunities: Luxury car events stimulate high-end spending—on accommodations, dining, services, and local businesses ranging from artisans to event planners.
• Global Visibility: Such events tend to go viral online, with video, photos, posts shared globally, raising Rajasthan’s visibility in luxury and travel circuits.

Voices from the Event & Social Media Impact

Ferrari India’s team released video snippets showing the convoy cruising through Jaipur with grand fanfare. They posted-

“फरारी प्रेमियों का परिवार एक बार फिर एकजुट हुआ है… मारानेलो का दौड़ता हुआ घोड़ा अब भारत की शान और विरासत के बीच अपनी रफ्तार से गरिमा और गौरव की कहानी लिखेगा।”

(Translation: The Ferrari lovers’ family is united once again… the galloping horse of Maranello will now write a story of dignity & pride between India’s honor and its heritage.)

Social media users in Jaipur reacted with excitement. Many lined up along Rambagh and other landmarks to catch a glimpse. Cars like the 296 GTB and Roma became instant stars of video reels and Instagram stories. People commented on the contrast of Italian engineering against the ochre-pink tones of Jaipur.

Challenges, Safety & Environmental Concerns

While the event was undoubtedly grand, there are some areas worth scrutiny-

• Road Conditions & Traffic Management: Handling traffic in historic city areas can be difficult, especially with large, powerful cars.
• Noise & Emissions: Supercars are loud and often less efficient in fuel consumption; in a densely populated heritage city, that can raise concerns among citizens.
• Safety: High speeds and powerful engines bring risk. Adequate safety measures—route planning, medical backup, police escort—are essential.
• Equity & Perception: Events focused on ultra-luxury may feel distant from the everyday lives of many residents; balancing spectacle with sensitivity is important.

The Road Ahead

What can be expected next from Ferrari Tour Rajasthan

• More frequent auto-tours, perhaps including electric supercars to align with global sustainability trends.
• Inclusion of more cities in Rajasthan and neighbouring states, building broader circuits.
• Greater integration with local culture—food festivals, artisan fairs, accommodation in heritage properties (havelis, palaces).
• Improved infrastructure, better roads, safer driving routes, clearer conservation rules around historic areas to ensure heritage sites aren’t adversely affected.

Ferrari Tour Rajasthan was more than just a display of exotic automobiles—it represented a fusion of luxury, heritage, tourism, and culture. As the engines settle and the Ferraris roll on to Udaipur and beyond, Jaipur remains a vivid testament to what happens when tradition and speed meet: dramatic stories, elevated experiences, and a new chapter for auto-tourism in Rajasthan.

Jaipur,Oct.08,2025:The Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur was conducted with great enthusiasm on 1 October 2025 at DAV Centenary Public School, Jaipur, under the banner of the Swachhta Pakhwada Campaign initiated by CBSE. The event aimed to promote environmental awareness, hygiene, and cleanliness among students — values that form the foundation of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi–

The school transformed into a hub of cleanliness-driven activities, where students learned the importance of responsibility toward their surroundings and pledged to contribute to a Clean India – Green India.

A Vision of Clean India

The Swachhta Pakhwada is a two-week cleanliness campaign launched by the Government of India as part of the nationwide Swachh Bharat Mission, encouraging citizens, institutions, and communities to actively participate in cleaning their surroundings.

Under this initiative, schools play a pivotal role in instilling lifelong cleanliness habits among children — the future custodians of the planet. The Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur exemplified this mission through hands-on activities and awareness-building efforts.

Launch of the Cleanliness Drive

The day began with an assembly dedicated to Swachhta Pakhwada, setting a tone of unity and enthusiasm. Students, teachers, and staff gathered to mark the beginning of the Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur.

Under the guidance of Principal Shri A.K. Sharma, the assembly included motivational speeches, a cleanliness pledge, and songs dedicated to environmental protection. The atmosphere was vibrant with patriotic energy and the spirit of collective responsibility.

Building Habits That Last a Lifetime

In his address, Principal Shri A.K. Sharma emphasized the crucial role of cleanliness in health, personal discipline, and environmental sustainability. He urged students to adopt cleanliness as a way of life, not merely as a campaign.

He said,

“Clean surroundings reflect a clean mind. Every small act of responsibility — picking up litter, reducing plastic use, or segregating waste — contributes to the greater mission of nation-building.”

He also highlighted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision behind the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, encouraging everyone to turn cleanliness into a community movement rather than a one-time event.

Student Participation- Leading by Example

The heart of the Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur was the enthusiastic participation of students across all classes. They took an oath to keep their surroundings clean, reduce plastic waste, and encourage others to follow eco-friendly habits.

Students were also educated about the hazards of plastic use, the importance of biodegradable waste segregation, and the need for sustainable living. The pledge ceremony inspired everyone to see cleanliness as an act of respect — for nature, for others, and for the nation.

Learning Through Expression

To make the campaign more interactive and educational, various competitions and activities were organized under the Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur. These included-

• Paragraph Writing & Essay Competitions on “Cleanliness and Hygiene Practices”
• Poster Making & Slogan Writing competitions promoting the message “Clean India, Green India”
• Poem Recitation in both English and Hindi celebrating nature and purity
• Painting Contests depicting a plastic-free future
• English and Hindi Debates on environmental issues and sustainable living

Through these creative expressions, students conveyed the importance of a clean environment and learned how individual actions can lead to collective change.

Hands-On Cleaning Activities Across the Campus

After the competitions, the cleanliness drive shifted into full action mode. Each class was assigned specific areas of the school to clean, demonstrating teamwork and community service in action.

• Class VI cleaned their respective classrooms.
• Classes VII & VIII cleaned the Basketball Court, Maths Park, and the front area of the school.
• Classes IX & X took charge of the school ground.
• Classes XI & XII extended the mission beyond campus, cleaning Shraddhanand Park and adjacent community areas.

The students worked diligently with brooms, dustpans, and gloves, symbolizing dignity in labour and civic responsibility. Teachers supervised and guided them, ensuring both safety and meaningful participation.

Spreading Awareness Beyond the School Walls

The Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur didn’t stop at the school boundary. Students were encouraged to spread awareness in their neighbourhoods and families about proper waste management, plastic reduction, and the importance of sanitation.

Posters and pamphlets were distributed to nearby residents, highlighting easy steps for cleanliness — from segregating waste to recycling household materials. This initiative helped extend the Swachh Bharat message into the local community.

The Role of Schools in Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Schools like DAV Centenary Public School, Jaipur, play a transformative role in the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. They serve as microcosms of society, where young citizens are nurtured to think, act, and lead responsibly.

The Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur demonstrated that the mission of a cleaner India starts with education — by cultivating habits that lead to environmental stewardship and civic pride.

Pledges and Promises for a Clean India

One of the most inspiring moments came when students shared their reflections and pledges aloud.

Many expressed their determination to:

• Reduce the use of single-use plastics
• Participate in waste segregation at home
• Motivate peers to join community clean-up drives
• Use eco-friendly alternatives like cloth bags and steel bottles

Their voices reflected hope, action, and awareness — values that will ripple into the future.

Community Engagement and Long-Term Impact

The success of the Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur 2025 was not only measured by cleaner surroundings but also by the mindset transformation it achieved.

Parents and local residents appreciated the students’ dedication and joined hands in maintaining the cleanliness of the nearby park and roads. This collaboration showcased how school-driven initiatives can spark larger community movements.

Through consistent participation in Swachhta Pakhwada, DAV Jaipur has positioned itself as a model institution contributing actively to India’s sustainable development goals.

A Sustainable Future Starts with Us

The Cleanliness Drive for Swachh Bharat at DAV Jaipur 2025 was more than a campaign — it was a collective awakening. Students learned that cleanliness is not an act, but a habit; not a duty, but a moral responsibility.

By participating in this initiative, the school community reinforced the belief that a cleaner India begins with cleaner schools and conscious citizens.

As Prime Minister Modi once said, “A clean India would be the best tribute India could pay to Mahatma Gandhi on his 150th birth anniversary.”

Through this inspiring event, DAV Centenary Public School, Jaipur, paid its tribute — not only to Gandhiji’s ideals but also to the nation’s ongoing journey toward sustainability and civic responsibility.

Jaipur, Oct.08,2025:The AI and Ethics Interschool Competition 2025, held at Subodh Public School, Rambagh, on October 7, was not just another academic event — it was a celebration of intellect, responsibility, and imagination. The competition, titled “Technovation”, provided a dynamic platform for students to explore the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and ethical innovation–

With participants from several leading Jaipur schools, the event served as a reminder that the future of technology lies not merely in code, but in conscious creation — where innovation meets integrity.

The Vision Behind Technovation

Technovation has always been a hallmark of Subodh Public School’s commitment to holistic learning. The idea is simple yet transformative — to bridge the gap between theory and practice, empowering students to bring their classroom knowledge into real-world application.

This year’s edition was particularly special, as it emphasized ethical awareness in technological growth. The AI and Ethics Interschool Competition 2025 aimed to encourage young minds to question, innovate, and act responsibly in an age where artificial intelligence increasingly influences human life.

The Theme- “AI and Ethics”

The choice of theme — AI and Ethics — couldn’t have been more relevant. With AI tools becoming central to education, creativity, healthcare, and even law, the question is no longer what AI can do, but what it should do.

Students explored topics such as-

• Data privacy and bias in machine learning
• The role of ethics in automated decision-making
• Responsible use of AI tools in daily life

Through engaging formats, they demonstrated how technology can enhance society only when guided by moral intelligence.

External Insight–
UNESCO’s 2021 Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence emphasizes that “AI systems must be designed with human rights at their core.” Events like Tech novation echo this global mission at the grassroots level.

Chief Guest and Judges Who Inspired the Students

The presence of Dr. Subodh Agarwal, IAS, as the Chief Guest, elevated the event’s prestige. A visionary leader known for his contributions to governance and innovation, Dr. Agarwal commended the students’ creativity and their thoughtful engagement with AI ethics.

The judging panel included-

• Mr. Vayu Dugar – a technologist and entrepreneur
• Mr. Sarthak Jain – an AI developer and educator
• Ms. Shrishti Bhardwaj – a communications and digital media expert

Their insightful feedback helped participants understand not just how to innovate, but also why ethics must guide technology.

Highlights of the Competition Segments

The AI and Ethics Interschool Competition 2025 featured three engaging categories, each designed to test different dimensions of student talent — technical skill, critical thinking, and creative storytelling.

Bot-O-Mania

In this high-energy robotics challenge, students designed bots capable of performing specific tasks using intelligent algorithms. Teams showcased automation solutions that could make daily tasks easier and more efficient, all while maintaining ethical parameters like safety and data integrity.

Winners:-

1. Jayshree Periwal High School – 1st Position
2. Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan, Pratap Nagar & B.V. Bhawan, K.M. Munshi Marg – Joint 2nd
3. Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Vidyalaya – 3rd Position

The participants demonstrated how robotics can blend creativity and conscience — a perfect reflection of Tech novation’s vision.

“Future of AI – A Promise or a Peril”

The debate session was a lively exchange of ideas, where young minds critically discussed whether AI will empower or endanger humanity. Speakers brought forward diverse perspectives — from AI as a tool for inclusive progress to concerns about autonomy, bias, and accountability.

Winners:-

1. Cambridge Court World School – 1st Position
2. Cambridge Court High School – 2nd Position
3. Tagore International School – 3rd Position

The debate reaffirmed that the ethical discourse around AI must start early — in classrooms, competitions, and communities.

Story Presentation- “Safe Use of AI through a Comic Strip”

This creative segment allowed participants to convey powerful messages through visual storytelling. Students illustrated how AI, if used wisely, can make life better — but if misused, can lead to serious consequences.

Winners:–

1. Jayshree Periwal High School – 1st Position
2. Tagore International School – 2nd Position
3. Dharav High School & B.V. Bhawan, K.M. Munshi Marg – Joint 3rd

The stories were vibrant, engaging, and deeply thought-provoking — blending art, technology, and ethics seamlessly.

Winners Who Stood Out

Among the winners, Jayshree Periwal High School made a remarkable impact by securing top positions in multiple categories. Their consistent performance reflected innovation balanced with ethical awareness — a quality that defines true 21st-century education.

Similarly, Cambridge Court Schools, Tagore International School, and Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan institutions showcased how Jaipur’s schools are nurturing students who think beyond grades, focusing instead on meaningful contribution to society.

Insights from Dr. Subodh Agarwal’s Speech

Dr. Agarwal’s concluding remarks left a lasting impression. He reminded students that technology should empower humanity, not replace it. “AI must serve human welfare,” he said, “and that’s possible only when we blend innovation with values.”

He further emphasized:

• The importance of data responsibility
• The need for interdisciplinary learning
• The role of young innovators in shaping ethical AI futures

His words resonated deeply with both students and educators, underlining that ethics isn’t a limitation but a guiding compass for innovation.

Why Events Like Technovation Matter

Competitions like the AI and Ethics Interschool Competition 2025 are crucial in preparing students for a world where digital literacy and ethical awareness go hand in hand. Such events:

• Promote hands-on learning through creativity
• Instill a sense of moral responsibility in tech development
• Encourage collaboration between schools and experts
• Help bridge the education-industry gap

In today’s AI-driven world, nurturing critical thinkers and ethical coders is the need of the hour — and Subodh Public School is leading by example.

A Growing Educational Priority

Globally, educational boards are increasingly integrating AI ethics into their curricula. India too has taken major steps — the CBSE’s Artificial Intelligence curriculum, launched in collaboration with IBM and NITI Aayog, includes modules on ethical AI and social responsibility.

Subodh Public School’s Technovation event reflects this same educational evolution — where schools move beyond textbooks to train ethical innovators for the future.

External Resource:
Read more about India’s AI education initiatives on NITI Aayog’s AI for All Report.

External Insights and Global Relevance

Internationally, institutions like MIT Media Lab and Stanford University’s Institute for Human- Centered AI also emphasize the importance of ethical technology development. These programs show that ethical literacy is as important as technical literacy.

By organizing the AI and Ethics Interschool Competition 2025, Subodh Public School aligns with these global educational priorities — fostering future-ready leaders who innovate responsibly.

Shaping the Future Through Responsible Innovation

The Technovation 2025 event was more than just a competition — it was a movement toward mindful innovation. Students didn’t just showcase projects; they shared visions of a world where AI empowers without exploiting, where machines assist without replacing, and where technology uplifts humanity as a whole.

Jaipur | Never Give Up Annual Festival echoed through the corridors and hearts of SV Public School, Jaipur, as the institution celebrated its much-anticipated annual function and award ceremony on 28 September 2025 at Birla Auditorium. Under the stirring theme “Never Give Up,” the event shone as a tribute to perseverance, talent, and collective spirit.

Dignitaries, students, teachers, and parents gathered to witness the fusion of culture and recognition, all within an atmosphere of pride and positivity.

Dignitaries & Grand Inauguration

The ceremony began with grandeur. CBSE Regional Officer Mr. Shyam Kapoor served as the chief guest. The event was inaugurated through a lamp lighting ritual performed by a distinguished panel:

• Mr. Shyam Kumar (CBSE Regional Officer)
• Mr. Kamal Vaswani, President, St. Mira Brotherhood Society
• Mr. Vasudev Thawani, Secretary, St. Mira Brotherhood Society
• Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Khilnani, Secretary, Sadhu Vaswani Public School
• Mr. Ramesh Gursahani, Finance Secretary, St. Mira Brotherhood Society
• Mr. Ashok Devani, Joint Secretary, St. Mira Brotherhood Society
• Mrs. Alpa Malviya, Principal, SV Public School

They were honored with traditional tokens: shalo (shawls), mementos, “Green Gold” awards, and floral tributes.

Next came the welcome address by Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Khilnani, in which he addressed the relevance of the Never Give Up theme. He asserted that refusing to accept defeat is what lifts one’s personality to new heights. He emphasized the school’s role in imparting knowledge and values, stating that the annual festival is a mirror to students’ learning and character.

Speeches That Stirred Hearts

The principal, Mrs. Alpa Malviya, delivered the annual report, tracing the school’s journey of growth, achievements, and holistic development. She invoked the Never Give Up spirit as central to every student’s relentless pursuit of excellence.

Chief guest Mr. Shyam Kumar took the stage with a motivational message. He said the annual day is not just a celebration, but a recognition of collective achievement — of students, teachers, and the school community. He reinforced that education shapes character and gives strength to move forward. The festival, he said, stands as a platform where students can express talent and confidence.

Mr. Kamal Vaswani, president of the hosting society, gave blessings and lauded students and teachers alike. He encouraged them to keep pushing boundaries and becoming sources of inspiration in society.

Unveiling the ‘Milestone 25’ Magazine & Awards

A major moment in the program was the release of the school’s annual magazine ‘Milestone 25’, showcasing student articles, poetry, achievements, and memories of the academic year.

The award ceremony followed. Students who performed exceptionally over the last year were honored with certificates, medals, and trophies. Each recognition echoed the effort, resilience, and talent that align with the Never Give Up Annual Festival spirit.

Cultural Extravaganza: Performances That Roared

The cultural program transported the audience through history, emotion, and energy — all under the Never Give Up banner.

• The event opened with Ganesh Vandana invoking divine blessings.
• A spirited performance of “Dama Dam Mast Kalandar” raised the tempo and charged the atmosphere.
• Students presented dramatic enactments from the lives of Shivaji, Maharana Pratap, Sindhutai, Kalibai, and Milkha Singh, visually narrating struggles, perseverance, and triumph.
• A moving piece on women’s empowerment, titled “Kabhi Shakti Hai, Kabhi Bhakti Hai”, brought tears and applause with its message: never bow, never stop.
• The Sindhi dance “Pallo Te Aao Munjo Lal” added vibrant cultural colors and joy.
• A classical dance to “Raghuwar Teri Raah Nihare” mesmerized the audience with elegance and emotive storytelling.

All performances reflected the Never Give Up Annual Festival ethos — that persistence, pride, and identity are born from courage.

Grand Finale & Heartfelt Thanks

The event concluded with a grand finale, combining song, dance, and unified energy.
Vice Principal Mrs. Meetu Tikku offered a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to guests, teachers, staff, and students for making this festival uplifting and unforgettable.

Why This Festival Resonated Deeply

1. Theme of Resilience

Never Give Up Annual Festival carried more than a motto — it became an experience, urging students to dream, persist, and overcome.

2. Balanced Recognition

Academic, cultural, and social achievements were all celebrated, reinforcing holistic education.

3. Cultural Roots & Contemporary Expression

By dramatizing historical icons and blending folk, classical, and empowerment themes, the festival bridged heritage and modern values.

4. Emotional & Intellectual Engagement

Speeches, performances, and symbolism worked together to touch hearts and minds.

5. Community & Identity

The presence of so many dignitaries and the merging of school, society, and students highlighted the communal pride in shared vision.

External Context & References

• The use of themes like Never Give Up aligns well with positive psychology in educational settings — as explored in studies on resilience in school culture.
• SV Public School’s own event gallery shows its past milestones and helps contextualize the scale of this year’s festival. (Visit SVPS Events Gallery) svpsjpr.com
• The school had earlier posted about Annual Function 2025 on its Facebook page, revealing glimpses of the event and confirming its theme and chief guest. Facebook

The Never Give Up Annual Festival at SV Public School was not just a celebration of present achievements — it was a powerful declaration of future possibility. Through inspiring words, creative expression, and recognition, the school renewed the spirit of perseverance among its students.

Jaipur, Sep.27,2025:The Cosmic Wellness Workshop held at Government Girls College, Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur, became a remarkable event that blended science, spirituality, and healthy living. Organized under the guidance of Principal Dr. Alka Tripathi, the workshop was led by renowned wellness expert Alok Khanna, who enlightened students and staff on how to live healthy, happy, and energetic lives-

By aligning with the five universal elements—Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space—the workshop emphasized that the very forces sustaining the cosmos also exist within us. Maintaining harmony with these elements, Khanna explained, is the ultimate path to wellness.

Why Jaipur Hosted the Cosmic Wellness Workshop

Jaipur, known for its rich cultural heritage and spiritual energy, was the perfect backdrop for the Cosmic Wellness Workshop. The city has historically been a hub for Ayurveda, yoga, and holistic healing traditions. Hosting such a workshop in a Government Girls College not only empowered young minds but also highlighted Rajasthan’s commitment to promoting alternative wellness approaches.

Key to Cosmic Wellness

At the heart of the Cosmic Wellness Workshop was the teaching that the universe is composed of five elements—Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space. These elements are not abstract concepts but integral forces that influence physical, mental, and emotional health.

Earth Element

The Earth element signifies stability, grounding, and nourishment. In the workshop, Alok Khanna emphasized how connecting with soil, walking barefoot on grass, and consuming natural foods enhance vitality. Ayurveda also stresses the importance of earthy foods like grains, vegetables, and roots.

Water Element

The Water element symbolizes fluidity, cleansing, and emotional balance. Participants learned simple hydration techniques, mindful water consumption, and the importance of keeping internal energy flowing. Practices like drinking lukewarm water in the morning were recommended.

Fire Element

The Fire element represents transformation, energy, and digestion. Through yoga exercises like Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation), the workshop taught participants to activate inner fire, which fuels both metabolism and mental clarity.

Air Element

The Air element connects to breath and life force (Prana). Deep breathing exercises and pranayama sessions were demonstrated, helping students experience how oxygen regulates emotions and boosts immunity.

Space Element

The Space element (Akash) represents expansion, calmness, and spiritual growth. Meditation practices guided by Khanna enabled participants to tap into inner silence, creating balance between body and mind.

Role of Yoga and Exercise in Cosmic Wellness

The Cosmic Wellness Workshop showcased how yoga and exercise help in harmonizing the five elements. Simple yet powerful practices such as stretching, mindful walking, and deep breathing were introduced. These activities not only promote flexibility but also instill positivity.

Scientific studies also back yoga’s benefits. According to Harvard Medical School, yoga helps reduce stress, improve balance, and enhance overall health—aligning well with Khanna’s teachings.

Balanced Nutrition for Cosmic Wellness

Nutrition was another vital theme of the Cosmic Wellness Workshop. Khanna highlighted how a balanced diet, rich in seasonal fruits, whole grains, pulses, and natural herbs, strengthens the connection with cosmic elements.

Avoiding processed food, practicing mindful eating, and embracing traditional Indian diets were strongly recommended. Such dietary choices not only support physical wellness but also contribute to emotional stability and energy levels.

Expert Insights from Alok Khanna

As the chief wellness guide of the Cosmic Wellness Workshop, Alok Khanna shared valuable insights.

• True health lies in connecting with nature and culture.
• The five elements of the universe exist within each individual.
• Synchronizing with these forces ensures happiness, strength, and inner peace.
• Regular yoga and balanced eating amplify energy levels.

His interactive sessions made complex concepts relatable, motivating students to adopt wellness practices in everyday life.

Student and Faculty Participation

The Cosmic Wellness Workshop witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty members of Government Girls College, Jaipur. Hands-on activities like breathing exercises, yoga postures, and guided meditation created an immersive experience.

Principal Dr. Alka Tripathi expressed gratitude to Alok Khanna and stressed the importance of holistic wellness education for young women. Such initiatives, she remarked, prepare students to face life’s challenges with resilience and positivity.

Impact of the Cosmic Wellness Workshop on Future Generations

The long-term impact of the Cosmic Wellness Workshop is expected to be transformative. By teaching young students how to balance cosmic forces, the event inspired them to integrate wellness into their careers, families, and communities.

Workshops like these also bridge the gap between ancient Indian wisdom and modern science, showing how holistic health practices can complement today’s fast-paced lifestyles.

Integrating Cosmic Wellness into Daily Life

The Cosmic Wellness Workshop in Jaipur was more than just a seminar—it was a call to reconnect with nature, culture, and universal elements. The teachings of Alok Khanna reinforced that health is not limited to the absence of disease but is the harmony of body, mind, and spirit.

Jaipur, Sep.24,2025:The Ajak State Convention 2025 Jaipur has been hailed as a historic event that showcased the unity, vision, and aspirations of Scheduled Caste officers and employees across Rajasthan. Organized at SIAM Auditorium, State Institute of Agricultural Management, Durgapura, Tonk Road, the annual convention of the Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Scheduled Caste Officers and Employees Association (Ajak) turned into a defining platform for dialogue on education, social justice, leadership, and community empowerment-

The Grandeur of the Historic Gathering

The Ajak State Convention 2025 was described as “majestic and historic” by attendees. Leaders, academicians, retired bureaucrats, and social thinkers gathered under one roof to not only celebrate achievements but also chalk out strategies for future reforms.

The auditorium witnessed enthusiastic participation from across Rajasthan—delegates traveled from Bikaner, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Hanumangarh, Bundi, Dholpur, and Jaipur, making it a truly state-level representation.

Opening Ceremony and Keynote Welcome

The program began with a heartfelt welcome speech by Ajak General Secretary Puranmal Beri, who elaborated on the association’s policies, objectives, and mission. His address set the tone for the event, emphasizing unity and collective responsibility.

Ajak’s Vision for Dalit Empowerment

At the core of the Ajak State Convention 2025 Jaipur was the vision of Dalit empowerment. The organization reiterated its commitment to:

• Promoting quality education for underprivileged students.
• Ensuring equal opportunities in employment.
• Fighting against social discrimination and exploitation.
• Strengthening leadership roles of Scheduled Caste officers.

This focus aligned with the broader vision of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, whose principles of equality and justice remain guiding lights for the association.

Prof. Ratan Lal’s Call for Education and Global Scholarships

One of the most impactful speeches came from Prof. Ratan Lal of Delhi University, a renowned scholar and speaker.

He emphasized:

• The urgent need for the Dalit community to prioritize education and employment.
• A collective responsibility to fight exploitation and encroachment.
• Ajak’s role in institutionalizing scholarships for at least five brilliant students every year to pursue higher studies abroad.

This call for international exposure received resounding applause, reflecting the community’s aspiration for global academic recognition.

For further context on India’s push for Dalit education, readers may refer to Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.

Former Chief Secretary Niranjan Arya on Duty and Responsibility

Former Chief Secretary Niranjan Arya delivered an insightful address highlighting why many officers fail to contribute adequately to society while in service.

He urged:

• Officers must not forget their social obligations.
• Positions of power should be utilized to bring visible social reforms.
• Leadership is about responsibility, not privilege.

Arya’s words struck a chord, reminding officers that true change begins with duty-driven service.

Retired IAS and IPS Leaders Stress Social Reform

Several retired IAS and IPS officers including Hanuman Prasad, Kanhaiya Lal Bairwa, Lalit Mehra, B.L. Arya, R.P. Singh, and others shared their experiences.

Key themes from their addresses included:

• Prioritizing education over blind faith.
• Building a society free from superstition and exploitation.
• Strengthening institutional frameworks for Scheduled Caste empowerment.

Their seasoned perspectives enriched the dialogue, reminding attendees of the responsibility to bridge tradition with progress.

Unity in Diversity

Delegates from different regions brought diverse experiences to the convention. Among them were Navrang Meghwal (Bikaner), Surendra Beri (Udaipur), Vitthal Yadav (Jodhpur), Basant Royal, Daularam (Hanumangarh), Sumer Singh (Bundi), Ghanshyam Boyat (Bundi), Pappu Saini (Dholpur), and Bhudev (Jaipur).

Their participation symbolized the grassroots reach of Ajak, making the convention not just an elite gathering but a collective voice of the community.

President Ram Chauradia on Creamy Layer and Sub-Categorization

Ajak President Ram Chauradia, retired IAS, presided over the convention. His keynote address revolved around pressing issues like:

• The debate over creamy layer within Scheduled Castes.
• The need for sub-categorization to ensure equitable distribution of benefits.

By addressing these sensitive issues, Chauradia demonstrated Ajak’s readiness to tackle internal challenges while keeping the larger goal of empowerment intact.

Honouring the Promoted Officers- A Moment of Pride

The convention celebrated the achievements of promoted officers including:

• IAS Officers: Ajay Aswal, Suresh Chandra, Navneet Kumar
• IPS Officer: Govardhan Sonkaria
• Police Inspectors: Prahlad Sahay, Sachin Vijayi, Amit Nagoura, Rajkiran

Each was honoured with a shawl and certificate of appreciation, marking a proud moment for the community. Recognition of such achievements motivates young officers and symbolizes collective success.

Organizational Transparency and Financial Accountability

Treasurer Vinod Gehnolia presented Ajak’s financial report, ensuring transparency. The clarity in presenting accounts reflected the association’s commitment to clean governance and credibility.

The Role of Ajak in Modern India

The Ajak State Convention 2025 Jaipur highlighted that Ajak is not just an association of officers but a movement of social reform. From battling discrimination to fostering education, the organization continues to play a pivotal role in shaping modern India’s inclusivity.

Future Roadmap- Education, Social Justice, and Equality

The resolutions passed in the convention pave the way for:

• Expanding scholarship programs.
• Intensifying campaigns against superstition.
• Building stronger mentorship programs for youth.
• Active participation in policymaking for Scheduled Castes.

These initiatives ensure that Ajak remains relevant and future-ready.

Expert Opinions on the Convention’s Impact

Experts described the convention as-

• “Historic” for its bold discussions on sensitive issues.
• “Inspiring” for highlighting education and global exposure.
• “Groundbreaking” for uniting officers, retirees, and community members under one platform.

Why Ajak State Convention 2025 Was Historic

The Ajak State Convention 2025 Jaipur was more than an annual meeting—it was a historic milestone. It celebrated achievements, debated challenges, and laid down a roadmap for future empowerment.

By focusing on education, social reform, transparency, and leadership, Ajak reaffirmed its role as a torchbearer of Dr. Ambedkar’s vision of equality and justice.

As the convention concluded with gratitude speeches, financial disclosures, and even a community meal followed by a general body meeting, it was evident that Ajak’s strength lies not just in policies but in its collective spirit and forward-looking vision.

Jaipur, Sep.08,2025:At DAV Centenary Public School, Jaipur, the Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur opened with a spectacular morning assembly-

The Heart of Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur

Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur began on a deeply meaningful note—honouring legendary educator and statesman Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. His legacy as a philosopher and teacher continues to guide education. India celebrates Teacher’s Day every 5 September in his memory—a tradition rooted in the belief that “the true teachers are those who help us think for ourselves.”

Vibrant Morning Assembly by Students

At DAV Centenary Public School, Jaipur, the Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur opened with a spectacular morning assembly. Students orchestrated soulful songs and dynamic dances, collectively expressing gratitude to their mentors. The Student Council presented a handcrafted card to Principal Shri Ashok Kumar Sharma—a heartfelt gesture symbolising respect and affection.

In his inspiring speech, the Principal emphasized how educators mold compassionate, responsible citizens.

Felicitation Ceremony in the Auditorium

The Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur proceeded to a grand felicitation in the school auditorium. The ceremony featured traditional lamp-lighting and a devotional prayer song. Presided over by Principal Shri Ashok Kumar Sharma and Manager Shri Lakshmi Kant Sharma, the event was rich in symbolism and emotion.

In a time-honoured gesture, the teaching faculty, office staff, and support staff honoured the Principal and Manager with Safa (turban), Shawl, Shri Fal (fruit plate), a potted plant, a portrait, and a creative canvas—symbolizing collective respect and affection.

Teachers Take the Stage

Adding delightful surprise to the Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur, the teachers themselves took center stage—leading with soulful songs, energetic dances, a humorous skit, and interactive games. These performances transformed the event into a joyous and memorable celebration, revealing the creative and playful side of the teaching community.

Recognition and Gratitude

The highlight of Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur was the recognition of outstanding teachers. Those who demonstrated exceptional commitment and impact received certificates of appreciation, Shri Fal, Shawls, and saplings—gifts symbolizing growth and enduring gratitude. Principal and Manager conferred these awards, making the moment both touching and significant.

Culmination with a Grand Lunch

The Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur concluded with a sumptuous luncheon, bringing together the entire teaching fraternity and staff in a spirit of unity and festivity. The shared meal celebrated educators as architects of young minds, shining a spotlight on their role in shaping a luminous future. The event’s theme, “Celebrating Teachers – Crafting the Nation’s Destiny,” captured the essence of this heartfelt tribute.

Why Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur Matters in India

Teacher’s Day is not just a ceremony; it’s an affirmation of education’s transformative power. Celebrated annually on 5 September in India, the day honors educators like Dr. Radhakrishnan—who famously dedicated his birthday to teachers to uplift the profession.

Across India, students engage in creative tributes—from “Thank You Wall” displays to surprise assemblies and thank-you videos. These actions reflect a national culture of respect for educators, aligning perfectly with the heartfelt Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur.

By combining tradition, creativity, and gratitude, DAV Centenary Public School’s event exemplifies the meaningful ways schools across India mark this special day.

Celebrating the Torchbearers of Knowledge

Through spirited performances, honorary gestures, and collective warmth, Teacher’s Day Celebration Jaipur at DAV Centenary Public School stood as a genuine tribute to the torchbearers of knowledge. The day reminded us that teachers are not just instructors—they are mentors, guides, and nation-builders.

May every school continue this tradition of appreciation, empowering the next generation with inspiration and respect.