Diya Academy of Learning

It gives us immense pride to announce the Student Council for Academic Session 2026-27.
Congratulations to all winners-your journey of leadership starts now!

World Ocean Day -June 8, 2026

The ocean covers 70% of our planet and produces half the oxygen we breathe. It feeds us, regulates our climate, and supports millions of livelihoods. But it can’t protect itself. This year’s theme, “Strong Marine Protected Areas for Our Blue Planet”, is a call to move-from promises to protection-By safeguarding 30% of our ocean by 2030, we give marine life space to recover, keep fisheries thriving, and build climate resilience. Whether you live by the coast or inland, the ocean is your life support system. Let’s reimagine our relationship with it — not as takers, but as guardians.

Happy World Food Safety Day

Food brings us together, but only safe food keeps us healthy. From the farm to our kitchens to our plates, every step matters — washing hands, cooking thoroughly, storing right, and checking labels. Unsafe food affects 1 in 10 people each year, yet most cases are preventable. This World Food Safety Day, let’s remember: food safety isn’t just a regulation, it’s a responsibility we all share. Because good food is safe food, and safe food today means a healthier tomorrow.

International Day for Biological Diversity,May 22

Biodiversity isn’t just about rainforests and oceans far away. It’s in our backyards, community gardens, local ponds, and even the soil under our feet.

This year's theme is " Acting Locally for Global Impact" and it reminds us that major change begins with small, local steps- From planting native trees, protecting pollinators, cutting plastic use, to supporting local conservation — every action counts.

We are delighted to congratulate Tanvi Sannagoudra of Grade 10 for being selected under the prestigious INSPIRE MANAK Scheme, an initiative by the Department of Science & Technology, Government of India, aimed at nurturing young scientific talent and innovation among school students.

As part of this achievement, she has been awarded a grant of ₹10,000 to develop her science project/model and participate in the District Level Exhibition & Project Competitions (DLEPCs).

This recognition reflects her creativity, scientific thinking, and commitment towards innovation. We are proud to see our students take meaningful steps in the field of science and research, and we wish Tanvi the very best as she continues her journey of exploration and discovery.

Congratulations on this wonderful achievement!