The Niranjana School

Baisakhi was celebrated in our school with great joy and enthusiasm. The campus was full of energy as students from different classes came together to make the occasion lively and memorable.

Students of Class 1 Nigella and Class 4 Nemesia presented a vibrant dance performance that added festive cheer to the celebration. Students of Class 2 Nemesia and Class 6 Nemesia also impressed everyone with their beautiful singing and added a musical touch to the event.

The celebration was not just about performances. Students also spoke confidently about the importance of Baisakhi and explained why the festival is celebrated, helping everyone understand its cultural and historical significance.

It was a lovely celebration that brought together fun, learning, and cultural awareness, making the day special for everyone present.

A proud moment for the school as Ishi Kumari Sah of Grade 3 secured a Consolation Prize along with a Copper Medal in the National Level Painting Competition organised by the Heritage Foundation of Art and Culture.

Competing with participants from across the country, Ishi impressed with her creativity, confidence, and vibrant use of colours. Her achievement at the national level is truly commendable and reflects her growing artistic talent.

Heartfelt congratulations to Ishi, her mentor Ms Mansi, and her proud parents on this wonderful accomplishment.

We are proud to share that Daksh*ta Jain of Grade 9 has been featured in The Free Press Newspaper for her participation in a Debate Training Workshop held at The Emerald Heights International School, Indore.

The feature highlights her involvement in the session, where students explored the basics of structured arguments, logical thinking, and effective public speaking. It was a valuable learning experience that encouraged them to think clearly and express their ideas with confidence.

We’re happy to celebrate a lovely achievement by Arbshifa Khanam of Grade 2, who won 2nd Position and a Silver Medal in the National Level Painting Competition organised by the Heritage Foundation of Art and Culture.

At such a young age, Arbshifa has already shown a beautiful sense of colour and creativity. Competing with students from across the country, she stood out through her confident expression and artistic flair.

Warm congratulations to Arbshifa, her mentor Ms Mansi, and her proud parents on this special achievement.

We are immensely proud to share that Daksh*ta Jain has brought great honour to the school by securing 4th Position at the National Level in the India Reading Olympiad 2026 under the Reading Decathlon, Individuals category.

Her journey in this prestigious competition has been truly remarkable. In the first round, she read 25 books and successfully cleared the quiz round. She then moved on to the second round, where she read 50 more books and cleared the next stage. In the final round, Daksh*ta read another 75 books and went on to secure an impressive 4th position at the national level.

This achievement speaks volumes about her discipline, consistency, and genuine love for reading. Reaching this stage in such a demanding competition is no small feat, and we are incredibly proud of her effort and dedication.

Heartiest congratulations to Daksh*ta!

A rainy day became something much more through Ananya's imagination.

We’re proud to share that Ananya Agrawal of Grade 7 has been featured in The Free Press Newspaper for her piece, “A Small Adventure Born from Raindrops.”

What makes her writing stand out is the way she takes an everyday moment and turns it into something warm, thoughtful, and full of feeling. Her piece reflects creativity, sensitivity, and a genuine love for expression.

It’s always a joy to see our students’ voices being recognised beyond the classroom. Congratulations to Ananya on this beautiful achievement.

Our talented students came together beautifully at the Group Song Competition held during the Shri Gurudev Gupta Memorial Interschool Cultural Fest 2025–26, Vividham Sanskritam (A Creative Expression), organised by Delhi Public School, Rau, Indore.

The competition focused on Bhajan and Hindi Devotional Songs, giving students a meaningful platform to celebrate music, devotion, and the richness of Indian culture.

Singing with harmony, clarity, and heartfelt expression, our students delivered a graceful performance that reflected teamwork, sincerity, and respect for our cultural roots.

Participants:
✨Azmyra Khan of Grade 5
✨Aahana Mishra of Grade 5
✨Prisha Rajwal of Grade 5
✨Kiara Mishra of Grade 4
✨Adhira Patidar of Grade 4
✨Janvi Choudhary of Grade 4
✨Heer Jain of Grade 4
✨Tapasya Sonar of Grade 4
✨Arya Patel of Grade 3

Their melodious presentation was a lovely blend of dedication, coordination, and devotional spirit. We are proud of our students for representing the school with such confidence and grace.

Harmony

We’re delighted to share a lovely piece of news from our youngest learners. Sukoon Tejwani of Grade Nursery has been featured in The Free Press Newspaper for her poem, “Tap, Tap, Tap… Comes the Rain.”

Her poem has a playful charm to it and beautifully captures the excitement children feel when the rain arrives. There is innocence, joy, and a natural rhythm in her expression that makes the piece especially endearing.

Congratulations to Sukoon on this wonderful feature.

It was a proud moment for the school as Pavitra Kasera, Sharanya Patil, and Kanishka Jain of Grade 9 participated in “Animate the Tale” competition held under Srijan, organised by The Emerald Heights International School, Indore.

Competing in the Senior Category, the students explored Storytelling Through Animation and presented their ideas with creativity and imagination. The event gave them a great opportunity to blend visual storytelling with technical skills and innovative thinking.

We appreciate their enthusiastic participation and applaud the confidence and creativity with which they represented the school.

There’s something extra special about seeing such a young child find joy in words. We’re happy to share that Gurmehar Kaur Chaddha of Grade Nursery has been featured in The Free Press Newspaper for her poem, “Rainy Day Journey.”

Her poem carries the sweetness and wonder with which children look at the world. Through simple but lovely expression, she captures the fun and freshness of a rainy day in a way that feels honest and full of imagination.

We’re proud of Gurmehar for this lovely achievement and hope this is the beginning of many more happy milestones.

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A proud moment for the school as Annie Punase of Grade 6 secured 3rd Position in “Gunthan – Swarachit Kavita Lekhan Pratiyogita,” a creative poetry writing competition held under Srijan, organised by The Emerald Heights International School, Indore.

Participating in the Middle Category (Grades 6–8), Annie presented her self-written Hindi poem on the given theme.

Heartiest congratulations to Annie Punase and her mentor Ms Malay Bhatnagar for this wonderful achievement.