03/05/2026
*67th Maharashtra Day, Labour Day, and Buddha Purnima Celebrated Enthusiastically in MVP Sunrise School* 💐💐
On 1st May 2026, a special program was organized in the school to mark the occasion of three important days—Maharashtra Day, Labour Day, and Buddha Purnima. The event was graced by the presence of the School Management Committee Chairperson, Hon. Engg. Mr. Popatrao Pachorkar, Mr. Deepak Pachorkar, Mr. Chandrashekhar Jadhav, Mr.Aanada Pawar, Mr. Sanjay Bhalerao, Mr.Dhananjay Tidake ,all committee members and the respected Principal, Mr. D. B. Dhikale sir.
On this occasion, at first the floral tributes were offered to the portraits of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Gautam Buddha.The announcement of Presidentship was given by school teacher Mrs. Mangal Bhalerao Madam and acceptance was given by school teacher Mrs Jyoti Walave Madam. Following this the National Song 'Vande Mataram' has sung proudly as it has completed 150 years. Then the flag was hoisted by the chief guest Mr. Deepak Pachorkar. Students presented patriotic songs, adding enthusiasm to the celebration. All dignitaries were welcomed by the Principal with rose flowers.
Following this, a student of Class 8, Miss Aditi Kirkade, delivered a beautiful speech on Maharashtra Day. Another Class 8 student, Miss Siddhi Bhavsar, shared informative thoughts about Gautam Buddha. School teacher Mrs. Megha Davange, through her speech, highlighted the glorious history of Maharashtra and inspired students with the values of patriotism and unity.
On the occasion of Labour Day, the school honored the contribution and dedication of the supporting staff, including helpers, drivers, and administrative staff, by felicitating them. The School Management Committee Chairperson, Hon. Engg. Mr. Popatrao Pachorkar, spoke about the importance of Maharashtra Day and motivated students to strive for progress.
The respected Principal, Mr. D. B. Dhikale, in his address, urged students to not only focus on academics but also imbibe social values and become responsible citizens. On the occasion of Gautam Buddha Purnima, the message of peace, non-violence, and harmony was conveyed.
The program was anchored by Class 7 students Miss Aarohi Alpe and Miss Kasturi Gangurde, while the vote of thanks was delivered by Miss Swarali Niphade.
This program inspired students to develop patriotism, social awareness, and moral values. Thus, Maharashtra Day, Labour Day, and Buddha Purnima were celebrated in the school with great enthusiasm.