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05/11/2021

Gujarati New Year, also known as ‘Bestu Varas’, ‘Varsha-Pratipada’, or simply ‘Padwa’, is celebrated on Shukla Paksha Pratipada Tithi of Kartika month i.e, a day after Diwali every year. This year, it will be observed on November 5. On this day, the Gujarati community worship Lord Krishna and the Govardhan Hills

People also prepare a new book of accounts called the Chopda and worship Goddess Lakshmi on this day. As per the popular legend, the day is celebrated in honour of Lord Krishna who protected the entire Gokul village from Lord Indra’s anger as he flooded the village for a week.

Here’s hoping that New Year Day brings along with it a new ray of hope. May there be peace and goodness all around. Nutan Varshabhinandan.

04/11/2021

The season of joy, festivities, bright lights, sparkles, snacks and sweets is here!

The festival of lights, Diwali, which is also known as 'Deepavali' is celebrated over a period of 5-day long festivities, beginning with Dhanteras (celebrated on November 02), Choti Diwali, the main Diwali festivities, Govardhan Puja and Bhai Dooj. Perhaps, it is one of the biggest festivals to be celebrated in the country. The grandeur of the festival is such, there are also celebrations held across different countries. Diwali, according to the Hindu traditions falls in the prosperous month of Kartik, on Amavasya night. Diwali remains one of the most prominent Hindu festivals and is celebrated with zest and fervor all across the country.

As per Hindu epics, Diwali is celebrated in honour of Lord Rama's return to his home, Ayodhya, after defeating evil king Ravana. He returned to Ayodhya, after spending 14 years in exile, with his wife Sita, and brother Lakshman, where, to celebrate the welcome, the entire kingdom is illuminated with festive diyas and lights. Continuing this very tradition, people still celebrate Diwali by decorating their houses with traditional earthen lamps (diyas) and candles and make sure every entrance and boundary is twinkling with lights. It is also believed that Goddess Lakshmi descends from heaven to visit her devotees and bless them.

Diyas are God’s way of telling you that there will always be a light to drive away darkness. May the light of diyas spread joy to your life. Happy Diwali!







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31/10/2021

National Unity Day or Rashtriya Ekta Diwas is celebrated on October 31 since 2014. The day is observed with patriotic events to mark the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel – the man who played an important role in the unification of India. He is popularly known as the “Iron Man of India". Patel was a lifelong member of the Indian National Congress (INC) and fought against the British during India’s freedom movement. In Independent India, he became the first Deputy Prime Minister of the country.

In the months preceding and following Independence, Patel had played a crucial role in persuading over 500 princely states to accede to independent India. Despite facing several hurdles, Patel managed to integrate these regions largely without violence.

To honour his contribution to India’s independence and unity, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in 2014 declared that National Unity Day will be celebrated on Patel’s birth anniversary, every year.

National Unity Day will “provide an opportunity to reaffirm the inherent strength and resilience of our nation to withstand the actual and potential threats to the unity, integrity, and security of our country," MHA had said in an official statement in 2014

On Patel’s birth anniversary in 2018, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled a 182m-tall statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel called ‘Statue of Unity’. Tallest statue in the world, it is located on the banks of the Narmada river in Kevadia, facing the Sardar Sarovar Dam near the city of Vadodara, Gujarat.

We Are Humans, and We Are All the Same, Let’s Come Together and Celebrate National Unity Day.

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31/10/2021

Finally, after a long wait the spooky festival is here, Halloween 2021. This festival is celebrated by western countries to remember deads. However, there are some who mark this festival to welcome the winter season. Also known as All Hallows' Eve (Feast of All Saints), on this day, people of all age groups dress as vampires or any ghosts and attend parties. However, children enjoy this festival the most by playing a game called trick or treat and collecting candies from possibly every house in their neighbour.

As the world is celebrating Halloween today, here we wish you a fun Halloween filled with magical surprises! May you get lots of treats that are good to eat!

Happy Halloween 🎃🎃

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19/10/2021

"On the auspicious occasion of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi, I wish that your life and heart be filled with love and joy."

16/10/2021

World Food Day is celebrated every year on October 16. The day not only makes us realise how privileged we are to gorge on the delicacies of the world but also raises awareness about the not-so-privileged people. The day acknowledges the founding of the Food and Agriculture organisation and also highlights the section across the globe that starves from extreme hunger. The Food and Agriculture Association (FAO) was coined on October 16, 1945, by the United Nations. The year, 2021 will mark the 76th anniversary of this historic day.

Starvation is a big problem in a host of countries, particularly in the underdeveloped parts of the world and awareness is required to effectively address this issue.

It seems unfair that we live in a global society where one section of the population can enjoy any kind of delicacy it wishes, while a large chunk of the population had to struggle to arrange two meals a day.

World Food Day is also commemorated by organisations such as the World Food Program, International Fund for Agricultural Development and others that are linked with food-related initiatives.

Several organisations also pledge their devotion to food security and a nutritious diet for the weaker section on this day.

The primary purpose behind this day is to promote the message that food is a fundamental and basic human right. The day also spread awareness regarding malnutrition and obesity, both of which can lead to serious health complications.

Happy World Food Day 2021

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13/10/2021

May the divine blessings of Goddess Durga bring you bountiful joy and happiness. Sending you hearty wishes on Durga Ashtami!

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11/10/2021

Announcement!!

Dear Students and Parents,

We are delighted to announce that the name of our school "Chellingi Academy English High School" has been changed to "SYM ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL".

This name change is for legal purposes. Our school is legally registered with this name with SSC Board.

The administrations and management of the school is same. And our commitment to our students and parents remains our high priority.

Please note that the renaming of the school will not affect the education quality for our students. Our ambition, dedication and enthusiasm will be same for the students of our school.

We thank you for your continued support and patronage to the school.

Regards
The Management
S.Y.M English High School(From now onwards)

11/10/2021

International Day of the Girl Child is observed annually by the United Nations on October 11 to honour and encourage female children. This day encourages additional opportunities for females and draws attention to gender inequality throughout the world. Sending warm thoughts and messages that honour the female child is one approach to make people aware of this day.

“May this world become a safer and happier place for a girl child to live happily. Warm wishes on International Girl Child Day."

09/10/2021

World Post Day is celebrated on October 9 every year. This year, Word Post Day 2021 theme is 'Innovate to recover'.

World Post Day, which is celebrated on October 9, marks the anniversary of the Universal Postal Union (UPU), which started in 1874 in Switzerland.

The day was declared in 1969 by the UPU Congress in Tokyo, Japan
The UPU was the start of the global communications revolution as it introduced the facility to write letters to anyone around the world.
The UPU become an agency of the United Nations in 1948.

"When COVID-19 affected all the countries of the world, including the established supply chain infrastructure, the Post still found a way to continue offering services to communities. It is this innovativeness of Posts, and their resilience in serving communities, that we are celebrating on the occasion of World Post Day,"

Word Post Day is celebrated to highlight the importance of postal services. We may have shifted to the digital medium to connect with people, however, postal services still hold an important position in our lives.

The day aims to raise awareness about the Post's role in the everyday lives of people and businesses and its contribution to global social and economic development.

Happy World Post Day To Everyone

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08/10/2021

The Indian Air Force was established on October 8, 1932, and since then it has recorded various remarkable achievements including participating in some crucial wars and accomplishing some landmark missions.
This year marks its 89th anniversary. On 1 April 1933, IAF's first ac flight came into being with 6 RAF-trained officers and 19 Havai Sepoys or air soldiers.

The nation and nationals remain forever in debt to our protectors. Salute to the prodigious efforts and passion of our protectors. Happy Indian Air Force Day!

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