Mithi Gobindram Public School Celebrates Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti with a Special Morning Assembly
Theme: “From Transformation to Enlightenment – Celebrating the Life and Wisdom of Maharishi Valmiki”
Mithi Gobindram Public School organised a special morning assembly on 24 October 2026 to celebrate Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti. Based on the theme “From Transformation to Enlightenment – Celebrating the Life and Wisdom of Maharishi Valmiki,” the assembly aimed to familiarise students with the great sage’s inspiring life, spiritual transformation, literary contribution and timeless moral values.
The Principal, Mrs Rekha Kewlani, extended warm wishes on Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti and highlighted how his life exemplifies the power of positive transformation. She encouraged students to learn from their mistakes and cultivate values such as compassion, kindness, honesty and dedication. She emphasised that thoughts, choices and determination shape one’s future and urged students to pursue their goals with sincerity and perseverance.
The Vice Principal, Mrs Divya Kriplani, highlighted Maharishi Valmiki’s literary and moral contributions. She encouraged students to face challenges courageously, remain committed to their duties and uphold ethical values even in difficult circumstances.
As part of the CBSE E-Waste Collection Drive, teacher Mrs Ruchi Singh conducted an awareness session on electronic waste, its harmful effects on the environment and human health and the importance of its safe disposal and recycling. Students were informed about the school’s e-waste collection facility and encouraged to deposit their household e-waste through the designated arrangement. They were also motivated to spread awareness about responsible e-waste management among their families and communities.
The cultural segment featured a poem recitation by primary student Vineet Mahajan, highlighting the life, ideals and moral principles of Maharishi Valmiki. A short skit depicting his life and transformation followed. Moksh Dasani and Khushansh Singh Jat delivered speeches highlighting his character and values, while Bhavya Rajpal, Ridit Mishra, Garvit Goswami and Arnav Modi presented thought-provoking quotations on knowledge, morality, positive thinking and self-improvement.
The assembly provided students with an opportunity to reflect on the importance of self-transformation, the pursuit of knowledge, ethical conduct and social responsibility. It also reinforced the message of environmental consciousness and responsible citizenship.
The programme was efficiently conducted by Mrs Neha Vaswani, leaving students with valuable lessons on personal growth, moral integrity and contributing towards a better society.