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27/01/2026 : Educational Field Trip to Monteria Village
Venue : Monteria Village near Karjat
Std: IX and X
“Travel is one of life's greatest teachers.”
Students visited Monteria Village at Khalapur near Karjat for an enriching educational experience.
The students returned with deeper appreciation of rural life and traditional skills, and beautiful memories to cherish.
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27/01/2026 : Thanks Giving Week
IES Manik Vidyamandir proudly celebrated India’s 77th Republic Day on 26th January 2026 with great patriotic fervor. The programme was graced by Chief Guests Ms. Spruha Mohite and Ms. Sanvi Rakshe, who were warmly welcomed by the school authorities.
The ceremony began with the flag hoisting, followed by the National Anthem and flag song. After a formal introduction, the guests were felicitated and addressed the students of Std. III to V, inspiring them with their motivating words.
The celebration featured melodious patriotic songs by students and teachers, a recital of the President’s Speech, and a graceful patriotic dance by Std. V students. The programme concluded with the National Song and a formal Vote of Thanks.
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26/01/2026 : 77th Republic Day
Venue : Quadrangle
"Freedom in the mind, faith in words, pride in our hearts" and "Unity in diversity is our strength.”
IES Manik Vidyamandir celebrated India's 77th Republic Day on January 26, 2026, a dignified ceremony featuring the hoisting of the tricolour by a chief guest and Principal, followed by the National Anthem with immense patriotic fervour. The event was graced by Chief Guests Ms. Spriha Mohite and Ms. Sanvi Rakshe. Students performed patriotic songs and dances showcasing India's diversity and unity.
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26/01/2026 : Republic Day
IES Manik Vidyamandir proudly celebrated India’s 77th Republic Day on 26th January 2026 with great patriotic fervor. The programme was graced by Chief Guests Ms. Spruha Mohite and Ms. Sanvi Rakshe, who were warmly welcomed by the school authorities.
The ceremony began with the flag hoisting, followed by the National Anthem and flag song. After a formal introduction, the guests were felicitated and addressed the students of Std. III to V, inspiring them with their motivating words.
The celebration featured melodious patriotic songs by students and teachers, a recital of the President’s Speech, and a graceful patriotic dance by Std. V students. The programme concluded with the National Song and a formal Vote of Thanks.
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23/01/2026 : Republic Day Celebration
Our school celebrated Republic Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. The teacher explained the significance of the day and the importance of the Indian Constitution. Students confidently shared their thoughts on unity, democracy, and national pride, followed by a well-disciplined march past.
The celebration also included engaging art activities, making the event both meaningful and enjoyable for all.
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23/01/2026 : Parakram Divas
Std: 6 to 9
Venue : Classroom
“The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear."
Parakram Divas is celebrated on January 23 every year. It is an Indian national holiday marking the birthday of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. This day was set aside by the government of India on Netaji’s 125th birthday to inspire Indians, especially the youth, to emulate his courage, doggedness, selfless service, and patriotic fervour even in the face of oppression.
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23/01/2026 : Vasant Panchami
Std: 6 to 9
Venue : Classroom
Vasant Panchami is primarily celebrated in reverence to Goddess Saraswati — the divine source of knowledge, learning, music, arts, and creativity. To make students aware about it a video on Vasant Panchami was shown to the students from Std 6 to 9.
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23/01/2026 : Parakram Divas, Vasant Panchami
“Courage, sacrifice, and patriotism define true leadership.”
Parakram Divas is observed on 23 January to mark the birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and to inspire patriotism and courage among citizens. To create awareness, a video on Parakram Divas was shown to the student to help them learn about the life and contributions of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.
“May wisdom and learning flourish like spring blossoms.”
Vasant Panchami is celebrated to honor Goddess Saraswati, the deity of knowledge and learning. To create awareness, a video on Vasant Panchami was shown to the students to help them understand the cultural and spiritual importance of the festival.
Students from Std I to VII were felicitated with medals and certificates.
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22/01/2026 - 24/01/2026 : Smt. Bindu Hemendra Kothari Bal Mahotsav
“The will to win is not enough; the will to prepare is vital.”
The school participated in the Smt. Bindu Hemendra Kothari Bal Mahotsav – 2026 Interschool Competitions, held at Swami Shri Prempuriji Ashram Trust, Prempuri Bal Sanskar Kendra. A total of 88 students from the Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary sections took part in various competitions.
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19/01/2026 : Std. VII & VIII Field Trip- Nature Trails Durshet (Khopoli)
Venue : Classroom
"Memories in the making," "School trip vibes," and "Better together".
A field trip was organized for students of Std. 7 and 8 at Nature Trails, Durshet. Overall, the trip was a perfect blend of education, adventure, and fun. The students thoroughly enjoyed being close to nature and gained valuable learning experiences beyond the classroom.
"Learning is the eternal spring of human progress."
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17/01/2026 : Farewell
Std: IX
Venue : Exam Hall
"Your school journey ends, but your dreams are just beginning. Walk forward with confidence and courage."
The farewell for Standard 10 was a joyous and memorable event. Standard 10 students also showcased energetic dance performances, adding sparkle to the celebration.
Master MVM Swanand Marathe and Miss MVM Nirvi Dawale were felicitated as winners based on overall behaviour, participation, academics, and confidence.
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14/01/2026 : Makar Sankranti
Std: 6 to 9
Venue : Classroom
“Let the sweetness of Til-Gul dissolve all differences and bring us together.”
Makara Sankranti, or simply Sankranti, is a vibrant harvest festival celebrated every year with immense enthusiasm. To make students aware about it a video on Makar Sankranti was shown to the students from Std 6 to 9 which explained the diverse ways the festival is celebrated across India
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14/01/2026 : Makar Sankranti
“Makar Sankranti marks new beginnings and the joy of harvest.”
Makar Sankranti, also known as Uttarayana, is a harvest festival marking the Sun’s transition into Capricorn and the beginning of a new season. To spread awareness, an informative video on Makar Sankranti was shown to the students to enable them to understand the significance of the festival.
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13/01/2026 : Makar Sankranti Celebration
Our school celebrated Makar Sankranti with great enthusiasm and festive spirit. Teachers explained the significance of the harvest festival and its cultural importance across India. Students were given traditional tilgul ladoos, spreading the message of goodwill and joy. They were also sensitized about the safety of birds and animals during kite flying.
The children enjoyed kite flying in the school ground with great excitement. The day was filled with happiness, laughter, and vibrant colours, making it a truly memorable celebration.
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08/01/2026 : Visit to the Bank
Venue : Greater Bombay Co-operative Bank Limited, Bandra (West)
Std: IX Commercial Studies Students
“Learning is synthesizing seemingly divergent ideas and data.”
Std. IX Commercial Studies students visited the Greater Bombay Co-operative Bank Limited, Bandra (West), on 8th January, 2025 as a part of their internal assessment. The purpose of the visit was to gain practical knowledge about the working of a commercial bank.
The visit was informative and educational, helping students connect their classroom learning with real-life banking practices.
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08/01/2026 : Hindi Rajbhasha Prize Distribution
“Awards are not just a recognition of achievement, but an encouragement to strive for excellence.”
The Hindi Rajbhasha Examination was conducted in our school on 23 July 2025, with enthusiastic participation from students of Std. I to Std. X. Around 95 students appeared for the examination. The Prize Distribution Ceremony was held on 8th January 2026, during the school assembly, where certificates and medals were awarded to the winners. Out of 44 Primary students, Darsh Chouhan (V/M) and Eresha Shirole (III/D) secured the highest marks with Grade A and were awarded trophies and certificates. All other participants received medals and certificates. The event helped develop students’ interest in the Hindi language and highlighted the importance of Rajbhasha.




































