Nag Panchami is a festival that blends spirituality, ecology, and folklore, making it a vital part of Maharashtra’s cultural heritage. It was celebrated in IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya on 29.07.2025. The teachers explained how this festival reflects the region’s deep connection with nature and its reverence for all living beings. It also underscores the importance of snakes in maintaining ecological balance and serves as a reminder of the need force existence with wildlife.
Nag Panchami is a festival that blends spirituality, ecology, and folklore, making it a vital part of Maharashtra’s cultural heritage. It was celebrated in IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya Primary on 29.07.2025. Std I students prepared Nags, shivlings of clay, mud. The teachers explained how this festival reflects the region’s deep connection with nature and its reverence for all living beings. It also underscores the importance of snakes in maintaining ecological balance and serves as a reminder of the need force existence with wildlife.
Kargil Vijay Diwas was commemorated on 25th July 2025 in the school’s Activity Hall, a day ahead of the official date, 26th July 2025.
Students of Standard VII performed a moving skit based on the life and bravery of Captain Vikram Batra, accompanied by an informative PowerPoint presentation that highlighted his heroic contributions during the Kargil War.
The blackboard was artistically decorated, and various informative and creative charts were prepared to mark the occasion and honor the sacrifices of our soldiers.
Additionally, students of Standard IV expressed their gratitude towards the armed forces by sharing information, singing patriotic songs, and thanking the soldiers for their selfless service and tireless efforts in safeguarding the nation.
The celebration served as a heartfelt tribute to the heroes of Kargil and instilled a deep sense of patriotism among all present.
Deep Puja is said to help appease Agni Devta - who is known to be at the highest seat of worship. Deep Amavasya is also commemorated as Aadi Amavasya in Tamil Nadu, Divaso in Gujarat, Hariyali Amavasya in North India, Chitalagi Amavasai in Odisha. To inculcate social and cultural values in student’s behavior IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya has arranged celebration of Deep Puja in school premises, Different variety of diyas were arranged in a creative way.
Deep Puja is said to help appease Agni Devta - who is known to be at the highest seat of worship. Deep Amavasya is also commemorated as Aadi Amavasya in Tamil Nadu, Diva so in Gujarat, Hariyali Amavasya in North India, Chitalagi Amavasai in Odisha. To inculcate social and cultural values in students behaviour IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya has arranged celebration of Deep Puja in school premises, Different variety of Diyas were arranged in a creative way.
On July 19th a significant counselling session was held for class X students and their parents as well.
This session provided guidance regarding right approach towards studies, appropriate behaviour and strategies for the upcoming board examination. The class X Teachers diligently managed all the arrangements and provided excellent care to the students. Mrs.Sonali Shinde also gave a concise introduction of the counsellor Mrs.Anuradha Shinde. Parents expressed a gratitude and appreciated the practical advice on study approaches and felt reassured about the children’s academic path and support. It increased their confidence and readiness to support their children through the challenges ahead.
The secondary section Incharge Mrs.Aparna Gaitonde madam delivered a remark directly addressing the counselling session that “The session was quite crucial for students future, it’s impact will be seen in their improved studies and how parents can better support them.”
The session concluded with a brief vote of thanks expressing gratitude to the counsellor and all the parents.
On Saturday, 19th July 2025 on the occasion of the birthday of the famous astronomer and science fiction writer Late Dr. Jayant Narlikar, a science fiction program was organized by students of 7th standard. Students read and enacted the science fiction story.
Guru Poornima was celebrated on 10.07.2025 in the activity hall. The students of Standard IV prepared cut outs and displayed them on the table, showcasing their creativity and enthusiasm. In this way all the students showed their love and respect to the teachers.
Guru Poornima was celebrated on 10.07.2025 in the activity hall. The students of Standard IV prepared cutouts and displayed them on the table, showcasing their creativity and enthusiasm. The students also took center stage, singing songs and sharing the importance of Guru Poornima. Even the students enacted the role of Arjun and Krishna. In this way all the students showed their love and respect to the teachers.
On Thursday, 10th July 2025 IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya secondary section celebrated an auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima. Firstly after the morning assembly got over there was a small yet ear soothing speech in praise of Teachers on the eve of Guru Purnima by the Head boy of the school named Daksh Gharat from std lX.
Then after the function was organised under the guidance of Mrs. Sonali Shinde and Mrs. Himali Naik along with std Vlll class teachers. The celebration begun with a prayer and a sanskrit shloka – Guru Stotram. It was student-led and organised program pre-dominantly set up by the kids for the kids of std Vlll with a few lX std students involved. Std Vlll students handled the comparing themselves from writing the script to performing the role during the program.
The program featured drawings, handmade greetings, poetry recitations, speeches, songs, story narration and a drama based on the theme of Guru-Purnima. Our Incharge Mrs. Aparna Gaitonde madam received a warm welcome by all the students in the midst of the show. The over all theme and message was conveyed across linguistic barriers as it was a multi-lingual event.
The entire Guru-Purnima affair was conducted in a highly disciplined manner. After the function concluded, Incharge Mrs. Aparna Gaitonde Madam highly motivated and appreciated the children offering excellent reviews sharing insightful remarks stating that, “Always respect your gurus, elders and continue to work hard with dedication. Your efforts will surely lead to success”.
On Ashadhi Ekadashi IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya celebrated Dindi – Vari under the guidance of Mr.Deepak Birari Sir along with Sanskrit Tr. Mrs. Himali Naik and class teachers of std Vlll. The students of Std VIII in traditional attire, participated in a procession carrying Holy Books ,Tulsi Plant and miniature sized banners , chanting the names of Lord Vitthal and Rukmini adding a spiritual fragrance to the celebration, highlighting the importance of reading sacred texts under the theme of Granth Dindi. Following this the Vruksha Dindi procession ( Vari ) focused on environmental preservation and conservation of water at the same time. Students carried saplings and posters advocating ‘ Trees and water Conservation’. The event got concluded with a speech by the secondary Incharge Mrs. Aparna Gaitonde Madam emphasizing the significance of reading and saving trees stating a beautiful slogan – “Books enlighten, Trees Refresh, Water sustains : Nurture all life” . She herself wrote an amazing Hymn in praise of Lord Vitthal . Mrs. Aparna Gaitonde madam along with our campus Incharge Mrs.Sangeeta Sonawane madam sang devotional songs along with the students of std Vlll. The celebration was a great success, promoting Cultural Heritage and environmental awareness among the students with a touch of Spirituality.
Ashadi Ekadashi was celebrated in IES GANESH NAGAR VIDYALAYA PRIMARY, with full zest and fervor on 04.07.2025 Friday. The performances of the day were filled with different shades of celebration. Vitthal”. Boys and girls were dressed as Warkaris with beautiful costumes. Keertankar, Pandit Dnyanda Burshe accompanied the Palaki Girls carried tulsi plants, and boys held the cymbals enchanting the name of “Lord Vitthal”. The Palaki and the procession was showed exactly like the real Wari. Different games were showed by the students This act left the audience spellbound. After the palaki program and keertan Mrs. Dnyanda Burshe guided the students and answered the questions asked by the students. She also shared valuable information about the importance of ‘Ashadi Ekadashi’ and the relevance of ‘Pandharpur Yatra’ for the devotees She also told the story of Nagu, the daughter of Chokha Mela. The celebration brought in a feeling of devotion and spirituality amongst the students.
Ashadi Ekadashi was celebrated in IES GANESH NAGAR VIDYALAYA KG, with full zest and fervor on 04.07.2025 Friday. The performances of the day were filled with different shades of celebration. Vitthal”. Boys and girls were dressed as Warkaris with beautiful costumes. Keertankar, Pandit Dnyanda Burshe accompanied the Palaki Girls carried tulsi plants, and boys held the cymbals enchanting the name of “Lord Vitthal”. The celebration brought in a feeling of devotion and spirituality amongst the students.
International Father’s Day was originally celebrated on June 15th, but at IES GNV Primary Section, it was observed on June 30th. The celebration included a special child-and-father activity that was planned and enjoyed by the parents.” COOKING WITHOUT FIRE “activity was conducted in which the father and child with their combined efforts prepared one delicious dish followed by the various games of the Hulahu Rings. These games fostered a strong rapport between the fathers and their children. Later, the school gifted them with greeting cards and cakes for their joint efforts. To add to the celebration, masala milk was served to the parents, making the day memorable for everyone involved.
To give the real experience of democracy and how the Election Machinery works IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya has conducted Election and then the Students Council was formed. The first round of Election was conducted in all the classes from std III to VII on 23/06/2025 and Class head, Assistant Head and House Monitors were elected. For School Head and School Assistant Head election was contested on 27/06/2025. The candidates went from class to class with their symbols. All the students enthusiastically went on the voting booth with their I card for voting and gave their left hand thumb impression on the ballot paper.
International Yoga Day is celebrated annually on June 21st to promote awareness of this ancient discipline and to honor the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits that yoga offers to the world. Yoga is a holistic practice that fosters relaxation, enhances mental clarity, and strengthens the immune system.
At The IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya Primary School, we joyfully commemorated the 11th International Yoga Day on June 21st 2025, with great enthusiasm. A special Yoga Session was organized for our students, led by our dedicated Physical Education Instructor, Mr. Vaishnav Jagtap.
This celebration not only highlighted the importance of yoga for overall well-being but also inspired our students to incorporate mindful practices into their daily lives.
International Yoga Day is celebrated annually on June 21st to promote awareness of this ancient discipline and to honor the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits that yoga offers to the world. Yoga is a holistic practice that fosters relaxation, enhances mental clarity, and strengthens the immune system. At the IES Ganesh nagar Vidyalaya KG School, we joyfully commemorated the 11th International Yoga Day on June 21st, 2025, with great enthusiasm. A special yoga session was organized for our students, led by our dedicated Physical Education Instructor, Mr. Vaishnav Jagtap. The students enjoyed doing yoga such as Tadasan, Vrikshasana, Bhujangasan etc with their parents. This celebration not only highlighted the importance of yoga for overall well-being but also inspired our students to incorporate mindful practices into their daily lives.
International Yoga Day was celebrated in IES Ganesh Nagar Vidyalaya Titwala on Saturday, 21st June 2025 with a lot of enthusiasm. A well organised Programme was conducted by PE Sir Mr. Deepak Birari for the entire day in which 36 boys & 29 girls from Std X , 32 Boys & 38 girls from Std IX, 39 boys & 22 girls from Std VIII performed Yogasanas under the guidance of Deepak Sir in the backyard of the school. Simultaneously some informative, health related talk was too going on, on the importance of Yoga in our daily routine to lead a healthy life. Secondary Staff of teaching & non-teaching also performed some asanaas along with the students and the entire staff was in white attire to symbolize the importance of Yoga on International Yoga Day. Secondary Incharge Mrs. Aparna Gaitonde remarked that, “Yoga everyday will keep us Niroga ( healthy) throughout our life”
International Father’s Day was originally celebrated on 15th June 2025, but at IES GNV KG Section, it was observed on 21st June 2025. The celebration included a special child-and-father activity that was planned and enjoyed by the parents. A paper game involving father and child was conducted, along with activities like sorting chana, shegadana, and daliya, which helped enhance concentration. These games fostered a strong rapport between the fathers and their children.
Later, the children sought blessings from their fathers and gifted them greeting cards, which they had prepared with the help of their teachers. To add to the celebration, masala milk was served to the parents, making the day memorable for everyone involved.
The school reopened on 16th June 2025, marking the beginning of the Academic Year 2025-26 with great enthusiasm. The school entrance was beautifully decorated with colorful balloons, creating a festive atmosphere. The blackboards were vividly colored, with warm welcome messages thoughtfully written on them. Boys dressed in adorable costumes of bunnies, rabbits, and birds greeted the students with cheerful smiles and played lively games with them, adding to the joyous spirit of the day. Smt. Minal Madam warmly welcomed the students at the entrance gate by applying a traditional tilak on their foreheads and blessing them for a successful and happy new academic year. A selfie point was also erected, attracting many students and parents who clicked joyful photos, capturing memorable moments." The respective class teachers also greeted the students with kindness, showering them with flowers and blessings, making everyone feel special and motivated for the year ahead.
The school reopened on 16th June 2025, marking the beginning of the Academic Year 2025-26 with great enthusiasm. The school entrance was beautifully decorated with colorful balloons, creating a festive atmosphere. The blackboards were vividly colored, with warm welcome messages thoughtfully written on them.
Boys dressed in adorable costumes of bunnies, rabbits, and birds greeted the students with cheerful smiles and played lively games with them, adding to the joyous spirit of the day. Smt. Minal Attarde Madam warmly welcomed the students at the entrance gate by applying a traditional tilak on their foreheads and blessing them for a successful and happy new academic year
A selfie point was also erected, attracting many students and parents who clicked joyful photos, capturing memorable moments."
The respective class teachers also greeted the students with kindness, showering them with flowers and blessings, making everyone feel special and motivated for the year ahead.
The class teachers gifted them the smile cards as the welcome gesture.