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Bai M. N. Gamadia Girls' High School

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Bai M. N. Gamadia Girls' High School

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GANDHI JAYANTI COMPETITIONS 2026 – CELEBRATING TALENT, CREATIVITY AND GANDHIAN VALUES

Gandhi Smarak Nidhi, Mumbai, in association with Mani Bhavan Gandhi Sangrahalaya, organised the Gandhi Jayanti Inter-School/College Competitions 2026 to commemorate the life, philosophy and ideals of Mahatma Gandhi. The competitions aimed to promote Gandhian values of truth, non-violence, peace and social responsibility among the younger generation.

The competitions provided an excellent platform for students to showcase their creativity, literary skills, confidence and artistic talents through various activities, including Drawing, Recitation of Passages in English, Hindi and Marathi, Elocution, Essay Writing, Recitation of Poems, Storytelling, Devotional Group Singing and Drama.

A total of 99 students enthusiastically participated in these competitions held at Mani Bhavan. The event also featured a Solo Singing Competition for Teachers, in which our Music Teacher, Ms. Shreya Singh, participated and won a Special Prize, adding to the school’s achievements.

We are proud to announce that our students and teacher collectively secured six awards in various categories, bringing laurels to the school.

Our Achievers

Twinkle Mandliya (Std. VI): Special Prize – Gujarati Recitation

Ruhi Sandip Chalke (Sr. KG): Third Prize – Drawing

Safa Qureshi (Std. I): Special Prize – Drawing

Std. VIII: Third Prize – English Drama

Zikrah Wadiya (Std. VIII): Best Character Award – Tourist Boy

Ms. Shreya Singh (Music Teacher): Special Prize – Solo Singing (Teachers’ Category)

Participation in such meaningful competitions nurtures creativity, confidence and artistic expression while inspiring students to understand and uphold the timeless values of Mahatma Gandhi.

Heartiest congratulations to all the winners, participants, teachers and mentors for their enthusiasm, dedication and commendable achievements!

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