The report describes the Independence Day celebration held on 15th August 2025 at SSRVM, Moshi, marking India’s 79th Independence Day with the theme “Naya Bharat.” The program began with flag hoisting by Chief Guest Mr. Hanumant Landge, followed by the national anthem and a flag song. Guests were felicitated, and information about award recipients was shared. Students performed a melodious group song and a dance based on Operation Sindoor. A speech on Major Somnath, the first PVC awardee, was delivered by Vasantkumar. The chief guest gave an inspiring speech encouraging students to dream big and honor their gurus. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Hridaya Joshi.

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Independence Day celebration

World Meditation Day 2025 was observed on December 20, 2025, at SSRVM, Moshi, commemorating the first anniversary of the United Nations' proclamation of this day. The event’s overarching goal is to promote global peace and well-being through the collective practice of meditation, engaging millions worldwide in a synchronized 33-hour meditation session.

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World Meditation Day 2025

Ashadhi Ekadashi was celebrated at SSRVM, Moshi on 9th July 2025, marking the beginning of Lord Vishnu’s Chaturmas. The programme started with information about the significance of the day. A melodious Marathi group song and a speech on St. Saudamani were presented. Students performed a dance and a musical play depicting the Pandharpur Yatra and spreading awareness about cleanliness. Devotional hymns highlighting Lord Vitthal’s importance were sung. A short dindi procession was also carried out. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by a Grade VII student.


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Ashadhi Ekadashi 

The SSRVM, Moshi celebrated its annual Sports Day Week from November 24th to 28th, 2025, with the theme "Battle of Champions." The week featured various team competitions like football and basketball from the 24th to 26th, followed by athletic events such as sack races and 100m races on the 27th. The final day, November 28th, included a marchpast, the lighting of the sports torch by student captains, and various displays by students. The event also showcased music and dance performances, culminating in relay races and a prize distribution ceremony. Bhakti house was awarded the best house trophy for their overall performance, and the day concluded with refreshments for the students.

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Sports Day Week 

Rudra Puja, an ancient Vedic ritual dedicated to Lord Shiva, is performed to attain inner peace and fulfillment. It involves chanting the Shri Rudram and offering natural elements like fire, water, incense, fruits, and flowers. SSRVM Moshi organized this puja on 6th August 2025 under the guidance of Sadhvi Nityabodha ji. The school was beautifully decorated by staff and students for the occasion. Guests were warmly welcomed in a traditional manner by the student council. Staff, parents, and students took a collective pledge for individual and community well-being. The choir group enhanced the event with satsang and Shiva bhajans. The ceremony concluded with prayers and prasad distribution, leaving a positive and vibrant atmosphere.

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Rudra Puja

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Annual Function 24-25

The Republic Day celebration was held on 26th January to honor the adoption of India’s Constitution and the birth of the Republic. The school was beautifully decorated with tricolour flags, flowers, and posters reflecting India’s heritage. The event began at 8:00 AM with the flag hoisting ceremony, followed by the national anthem and flag song. Students participated in various cultural programs, including a Hindi speech by Atharva Autungi and a choir performance. Ayush from Grade VI shared information on bravery awards, while a Nukad Natak highlighted deforestation issues. A yoga display showcased students’ flexibility and discipline. Shubhangi Girme ma’am spoke on the importance of the Constitution, and the event concluded with a vote of thanks by Sejal Survase of Grade VI.

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Republic Day

Navratri is a significant Hindu festival dedicated to Goddess Durga, celebrated over nine nights of devotion and rituals. In 2025, it will be observed from September 22 to October 2, ending with Vijayadashami (Dussehra). Each day is devoted to a different form of the Goddess, with practices like fasting, prayers, and cultural activities. The festival begins with Ghatasthapana and includes chanting sacred texts like the Durga Saptashati. Devotees also follow color traditions symbolizing spiritual significance. At SSRVM Moshi, Navratri was celebrated through a special assembly with students presenting its importance. Nine girls dressed as forms of Goddess Durga, adding vibrancy to the event. The festival represents the victory of good over evil and promotes devotion, unity, and spiritual growth.

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