Awareness campaign on anti-bullying at Rasbihari International School

In its continued commitment to fostering a safe, respectful, and inclusive learning environment, Rasbihari International School organised a comprehensive Anti-Bullying Awareness Campaign on Sept 11 and 13. The initiative aimed to educate students about the different forms of bullying—including physical aggression, verbal abuse, and cyberbullying—while instilling values of empathy, kindness, and mutual respect. For the secondary section, the highlight of the campaign was a powerful, thought-provoking drama performed by students. The play depicted the emotional journey of a boy facing bullying in different settings—from the classroom and school bus to online platforms.Hindi Diwas celebrated at St Lawrence High SchoolSt Lawrence High School and Junior College marked Hindi Diwas with great zeal and cultural fervour. The programme opened with a graceful dance performance to welcome the guests. Students delivered an insightful speech on the richness and significance of the Hindi language. To spread awareness about cleanliness, students also staged a thought-provoking street play on the theme One Step Towards Cleanliness.Founder's day celebrated at UWCECUWCEC celebrated Founder's Day on Sept 1, paying tribute to Summan Datta, whose vision and dedication led to the institution's establishment. The celebration began with a heartwarming PowerPoint presentation, introducing students to Datta's life and values—compassion, wisdom, and courage—that continue to inspire the institution.‘Shubharambh' welcome function at Matoshri College of ManagementMatoshri College of Management and Research Centre, Eklahare, hosted Shubharambh, a welcome function for MBA Part I students. Dr Ashwin Raje, founder of Brain Cheker, was the chief guest. Director Dr Yogesh Gosavi welcomed him and briefed the audience about the Matoshri Education Society and the college. The programme began with Saraswati Vandana.New Era English hosts Eureka 2.0New Era English School successfully conducted its much-awaited Science and Artificial Intelligence exhibition, Eureka 2.0 – Powered by AI. The exhibition showcased students' creativity and innovation, with working models demonstrating practical applications of AI and science in everyday life.DPS Nashik hosts sixth edition of Verve Voice English literary festDelhi Public School (DPS) Nashik organised the sixth edition of its popular English Literary Fest, Verve Voice. The event brought together young literary enthusiasts from Classes 3 to 12 across the city, providing a dynamic platform to display literary talent and engage in spirited competition.MVP's Dr Vasantrao Pawar Medical College gets approval for 30 additional seatsDr Vasantrao Pawar Medical College, run by Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj (MVP), received approval for 30 additional MBBS seats, raising the intake capacity from 120 to 150. The college administration had pursued the matter with the government since October 2024. After evaluations and inspections by the National Medical Commission (Delhi), the Maharashtra government, the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (Mumbai), and MUHS (Nashik), the college officially received the permission letter.Dr Amrit Kaur shines at international conference in SeoulDr Amrit Kaur, Principal of MVP Samaj's College of Physiotherapy, Nashik, earned international recognition at the International Congress on Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome (ICOMES 2025) held in Seoul, South Korea, from September 4 to 6. Organised by the Korean Society for the Study of Obesity, the conference was themed Lifelong Journey for Fighting Obesity: From Cradle to Grave. Among 500 presenters from over 32 countries, Dr Kaur won the Best Oral Paper Presentation Award. She was the only Indian recipient of this honour.