Author: Prachi Chadha

The Gera School commemorated India’s 80th Independence Day with a celebration that blended patriotism with pageantry, bringing together students, parents and staff. The Chief Guest was Smt. Sharda Tai Sawaikar, a freedom fighter who fought against Portuguese rule during the State’s liberation struggle. The second edition of the student-led Independence Day Mini Fete reinforced the values of leadership, service and community engagement while raising funds for the Interact Club’s upcoming community service initiatives. The celebrations commenced with the hoisting of the National Flag, followed by a welcome address by the…

Thane, Maharashtra | August 13th, 2026: Total Sports & Fitness, India’s leading Multi-Brand, Multi-Sports retail chain, engaged over 500 students from August 12 to 14 through interactive sports sessions introducing them to multiple sporting disciplines. This engagement is part of a two-week-long initiative being conducted in August, with over 1,200 students set to be engaged across the two weeks over 500 students during August 12–14, followed by around 700 students in the following week. The initiative is being undertaken ahead of National Sports Day on August 29, with a focus…

New Delhi: Reinforcing its commitment to promoting a culture of safety beyond workplaces, KARAM Safety partnered with the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) for the National Summit on Safe Schools Leadership 2026, bringing together over 400 participants, including representatives from more than 90 schools across Delhi NCR, senior policymakers, government officials, school leaders, academicians, safety professionals and industry experts, to deliberate on strengthening institutional safety, governance and leadership across India’s education ecosystem. The Summit served as a collaborative platform to address the growing need for schools to adopt…

There is something extraordinary about football that no other sport quite replicates. All you need is a ball. That is the beauty of the game. Football belongs to everyone. Whether it’s a child playing barefoot in a village, youngsters on the streets of Mumbai, students in school playgrounds, professionals unwinding after work, or elite athletes competing on the world’s biggest stage, the game remains the same. The rules don’t change. The joy doesn’t change. That is why I believe football is the world’s most democratic sport. As someone who has…