Events and Happenings

Report on Educational Field Trip to Chitale Bandhu Factory and Katraj Dairy

An educational field trip was organized for the students to the Chitale Bandhu Factory and Katraj Dairy at Katraj. The visit provided valuable insights into the production and processing units of dairy and confectionery products. Teachers accompanied the students throughout the trip, ensuring a safe and enriching experience.
The trip was fun-filled, and students enjoyed it wholeheartedly while gaining practical knowledge beyond the classroom.
Special thanks to the trip coordinator Ashwini Ma’am, Vice Principal Richa Ma’am, and Principal Dr. Kiran Ma’am for their guidance and support. Heartfelt gratitude to Assistant Vice President Mrs. Snehal Navlakha Ma’am and CEO Dr. Sanjay Chordiya Sir for organizing this wonderful and educational experience.

Students of SPS & SJC at Chitale Bandhu factory

Students observing the functioning of Briquette Boiler

Interactive learning session during the Industrial visit

Dandiya Celebration at Suryadatta Junior College

The festive spirit of Navratri came alive at Suryadatta Junior College with a vibrant Dandiya Celebration organized in the college premises. The event was held with great enthusiasm and joy, bringing together students and faculty members in a colourful and energetic atmosphere.
Students and teachers, dressed in traditional attire, showcased their enthusiasm by participating in the Dandiya Raas and Garba performances. The rhythmic beats of traditional music created an electrifying ambience as everyone swayed to the tunes with great zeal. The event also featured a Best Traditional Dressed Competition and Best Dancer Award, which added excitement and healthy competition among participants.
The faculty members too joined in the celebration, making the event even more memorable. The joy, unity, and festive mood reflected the true essence of Navratri — devotion, positivity, and togetherness.
At the end of the celebration, Principal Dr. Kiran Ma’am, Founder President Dr. Sanjay Chordiya, and Vice Chairperson Mrs. Snehal Navlakha Ma’am extended their warm wishes and blessings to all the students, appreciating their active participation and festive spirit.The program concluded with a group photograph capturing the happy and colourful moments of the day.

Dandiya Celebration at Suryadatta Junior College

Suryadatta Celebrates Teachers’ Day with Gratitude & Joy

Teachers’ Day is a special occasion that honors the invaluable role teachers play in shaping the lives of their students. A teacher not only imparts knowledge but also inspires, motivates, and guides learners to become responsible citizens of tomorrow.
On 5th September 2025, Suryadatta Junior College and Suryadatta Public School came together to celebrate Teachers’ Day in remembrance of
Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, the second President of Independent India and an eminent scholar. The event began with a soulful welcome, followed by a cultural program presented by the students. Songs, dances, and skits brought smiles and highlighted the dedication of teachers. The highlight of the celebration was the inspiring address delivered by Principal Dr. Mrs. Kiran Rao, who emphasized the significance of teaching as a profession that builds character and strengthens society.
Students of Junior College expressed their gratitude by acknowledging teachers as true architects of society. The entire celebration created an atmosphere of respect and joy, making Teachers’ Day 2025 a memorable occasion for all.

Guiding lights,shaping futures- Happy Teachers' Day

Report on Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration at Suryadatta Junior College

On the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, Suryadatta Junior College celebrated the festival with great devotion and enthusiasm from 27th August 2025 onwards, for three consecutive days.

The celebrations began with soulful Aarti, after which students showcased their talents through devotional songs and classical dances, adding a rich spiritual and cultural touch to the event. The entire atmosphere was filled with devotion, joy, and togetherness.

"All the departments participated wholeheartedly, taking responsibility for organizing the Aarti, Rangoli, and Prasad in the scheduled morning and afternoon sessions under the guidance of our Associate Vice President, Mrs. Snehal Navlakha Ma’am."

The festival concluded with the grand Ganesh Visarjan, accompanied by vibrant music, dhol, and dance. It marked a heartfelt farewell to Lord Ganesha while spreading the eternal message of unity, harmony, and tradition.

Ganesh Chaturthi Celebration at Suryadatta Junior College

A Two-Day Orientation at Suryadatta Junior College

Suryadatta Junior College organized a Two-Day Induction Program for newly admitted Class XI students on 11th & 12th August 2025. Designed to ensure a smooth transition into higher secondary education, the program introduced students and parents to the academic framework, faculty, rules, and value-based culture of the institution.

The sessions included motivational talks by eminent speakers, insights into Olympiads, aviation careers, and financial literacy, along with interactive ice-breakers, fun games, and cultural performances. Traditional dances and devotional music added a touch of India’s rich heritage, fostering pride and cultural bonding.

The orientation not only familiarized students with their new journey but also motivated them to embrace discipline, teamwork, and holistic growth, while nurturing a strong sense of belonging to the Suryadatta family.

Class X toppers were honoured with medals, certificates, and scarves

Aviation Team felicitated by Principal Dr. Kiran Rao

Bastille Day: Celebrating the Spirit of French Freedom

Suryadatta Junior Colleges celebrated French Day with great enthusiasm. Organized by French language students under the guidance of Mrs. Saily Shintre, the event featured a speech on Bastille Day by Ms. Arabella Choytooa, followed by an engaging quiz hosted by Arabella and Elijah Menzes.

A presentation titled “French – Your Passport to the World” showcased the global opportunities of learning French. Alumna Shreya Kulkarni (M.A. French) shared her inspiring journey through a video. Principal Mrs. Vandana Pandey encouraged linguistic respect and unity. The event concluded with a vote of thanks and a token of appreciation in the form of potted plants.

French Day Celebration @ Suryadatta Junior College

HOD Arts - Being honoured by the Hosts

HOD Science - Being Honoured by the Hosts

French Day Celebration - Students are ready to get passport to the World

Guru Purnima Celebration 2025 at Suryadatta Junior Colleges: Honouring the Guiding Lights

The event Guru Purnima was celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion at Suryadatta Junior colleges (Bavdhan). It was a week-long celebration filled with various engaging and thoughtful activities that highlighted the cultural and spiritual significance of this day.

As a part of the program, a special guest lecture was delivered by our student Mihir Bhamre on the topic “Social Media vs Self Discovery: A Guru Purnima Reflection”. His insightful talk helped students understand the responsible and productive use of social media in today’s world. The difference between the Real World the Reel World, the Virtual world the Real World. A student can manage himself or herself understanding and developing a way of Introspection.

Dr. Pushpa Pushpad - A very senior faculty of Hindi Language also expressed her view about the importance of the day with the reference of the great epic: The Mahabharata - Guru Dronacharya and Arjuna Eklavya, the great Saint Parshuram Karn, from the Indian History- Vishnugupt ( Chanakkya) Chandragupt Maurya etc. The current generation is fully influenced with the Social media but how wisely it can be dealt with that was the objective of the event.

An Alumni in the form of a Guru with all the faculty Members

Mr. Mihir Bhamre - An Alumni & Guest Speaker for the day

Pranav Singhvi - Expressing his Gratitude

Guru Purnima Celebration at SJC

Felicitation of HSC Toppers: Batch 2024-25

The felicitation ceremony of the HSC toppers from the Batch 2024-25 was conducted with great enthusiasm and pride on Saturday, 24th May 2025, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Bansiratna Auditorium. The event was a grand celebration of academic excellence and a tribute to the hard work and dedication of the students, parents, and faculty.

The program commenced with a warm welcome and the singing of the National Anthem by the audience, creating a spirit of unity and pride. This was followed by the traditional lamp lighting ceremony. The introductory address was delivered by SPS Principal Dr. Kiran Rao, who expressed immense pride in the students’ accomplishments and commended the teachers and parents for their unwavering support.

Latika Ma’am then took the stage to announce the overall results, highlighting the academic milestones achieved by the batch and the commendable efforts of students across all streams.

This was followed by the felicitation of SPS students from the Commerce, Arts, and Science streams. Each topper was honored with a certificate of merit and a cash prize, received amidst applause and admiration from the audience.Parents and toppers from SPS then shared heartfelt experiences, narrating their journeys, challenges, and the emotional moments that led to their success.

SJC Principal Mrs. Vandana Pandey then addressed the gathering with inspiring words, emphasizing the value of perseverance and the role of educators in shaping young minds.The next segment witnessed the felicitation of SJC students across Commerce, Arts, Science, and MCVC streams, which were also awarded certificates and cash prizes. The enthusiasm and pride among the students and parents.

One of the most inspiring highlights of the event was the Ceremonial Walk of Achievers 2025, where all toppers proudly walked the stage with lamp. It was a moment of honor and recognition that left a lasting impression on everyone present.The ceremony concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks delivered by Prajakta Ma’am, who expressed gratitude to the management, faculty, parents, support staff, and most importantly, the students, for making the event a grand success.

The event ended on a celebratory and emotional note, marking the beginning of a new journey for the toppers and leaving behind cherished memories for everyone involved.

HSc Toppers of Suryadatta Group of Junior Colleges- 2025

Wishing the peace n compassion for all the people on the earth - Buddham Sharnam Gachhami..... AY 2025

A Message of Peace & Non-violence on Buddha Purnima

A message of peace, love, non-violence, patience & kindness has been spread by the young enthusiastic students of Suryadatta Junior college on the occasion of Buddha Purnima at the college premises on 10^th May 2025. It has been celebrated with immense enthusiasm and active participation from both students and staff emphasizing the significance of the Buddha’s teaching such as the development of wisdom, moral character, and concentration among the students.

The celebration commenced with the National Anthem.

Mrs. Saili Hardas a aculty of social science briefed the audience about the significance of the event.

Daksh Kahat, a student of Std XII Commerce delivered an introductory speech on the Significance of Buddha Purnima.

Saanvi Mattigatti, a student of Std. XII Commerce narrated the Journey of Lord Buddha from Prince to Saint in a serene way spreading spirituality among the audience.

Vedika Band, recited a soulful poem, showcasing the possibilities of extreme destruction caused by wars and its implications in today’s scenario.

Dr. Ramchandran (Director General & CDO of SGI) delivered an inspiring speech on Sanatana Dharma by throwing an insight on Adi Shankaracharya’s work especially in spreading of Hinduism by establishing Matthh at four different places in India.

The main attaraction of the event was an anecdote of Buddha’s life: A Story of Angulimaal.

The story demonstrates that regardless of past actions, change is always attainable. Angulimala underwent a complete transformation from a ruthless murderer to a disciple of Lord Buddha. The drama was presented by Mayuresh Bonge (Commerce) in the role of Buddha, Sudam Pote (Science) in the role of Angulimaal and Vaishnavi Tipewar (Science) in the role of Angulimaal’s mother. It was beautifully narrated by Saanvi Mattigatti (Commerce). Script writing, music selection and overall coordination were done by Ms. Ankita Jadhav, Ms. Saili Hardas & Ms. Pinki Karmakar. Coordination for costumes of the characters was done by Mrs. Vandana Pandey & Ms. Siddhi Khale.

The Relevance of Buddha’s Teaching in Today’s Time, it was presented by a small skit.

The story revolves around a college boy, Rahul, who is addicted to his mobile phone so much that he attempts to hit on his own teacher and mother when they try to restrict him from access use of mobile.

Buddha’s Eightfold Teaching made Rahul realizes his mistakes and awakens him to follow the path of compassion & non-violence. The skit has been presented by Mayuresh Bonge as Buddha, Shlok Mohol Rahul, Daksh Kahat a teacher, Gargi Zare, Rahul’s mother and Pranay Kumbhar Rahul’s friend.

The whole skit has been beautifully narrated by Saanvi Mattigatti a student of Commerce. Script writing, music selection and overall coordination had been done by staff members of SJC - Ms. Ankita Jadhav, Ms. Saili Hardas & Ms. Pinki Karmakar. Coordination for costumes of the characters has been done by Mrs. Vandana Pandey Principal & Ms. Siddhi Khale –an admin of SJC.

The program has been concluded with a short speech by Ms. Pinki Karmakar who appreciated the students for participation and for their efforts to improve their dialogues and for a complete presentation. Board decoration and classroom decoration by Daksh Kahat, Karuna Prajapati, Mahesh Choudhary, Yashvi Pandya, Sajiri, Randewadi, Saniya Sen, Gauri Deshpande, Ojal Konali and Anjali Kangetti under the guidance of Ms. Ankita Jadhav.

Pinki Karmakar.

Dr.(Prof) Sanjay B. Chordiya Chairman and Founder of the SGI, appreciated the efforts of the students and staff members and encouraged them to participate in such events more and more for “Holistic Development”. Mrs. Snehal Navalakha appreciated all the participants, saying that such activities develops many skills amongst the students like Public Speaking, diminishes stage fear, acting, writing, fine arts etc. Chocolates were distributed amongst the students.

The event was a great success that can be visualized through the big rounds of applauds after each segment and smiling faces of the students.

JAI JAI MAHARASHTRA MAJHA- A CELEBRATION

Date: 30th April 2025, Wednesday

Maharashtra a great state came into an existence on 1^st May 1960. The day is celebrated as Maharashtra Day, The Labour Day or as the May Day. The day was proudly celebrated with great honor & respect at Suryadatta Junior College by the young energetic students of junior College who will be the sensible Future Leaders, of our country.

The program was hosted by Saniya Roy and Daksh Kahat from STD XII Commerce students.

Vaishnavi Londhe a student of XII Commerce shared her information about the rich culture of Maharashra in simple words. She presented herself in Marathi attire in Navvari. Her speech was very touching. Anuj Vanjale a student of XII Commerce delivered insightful speeches on Marathi culture and the importance of Marathi day. Other engaging speeches were delivered by Aditya jadhav, Saloni Choudhary, Atharva kudale and Sudam Pote focusing on Maharashtra’s glory, history, and contributions of great social reformers, activists & saints.

A cultural skit revealing Maharashtra’s rituals & traditions was presented by XII Science students Samruddhi Wayal, Sakshi Pakhre.

Vaishnavi Tipewar,Bhakti shingde and Vaishnavi Londhe from science stream presented a musical performance based on the theme “Hi Marathi mauli”……

Faculty members of Suryadatta Junior College presented beautiful songs in chorus.

Mrs. Chhaya Nikam an English faculty informed the students about “Akshay Tritiya” with the reference of the Great Pandavas when they were living in jungle in disguised forms. They did not have anything to eat. Lord Krishna provided them a pot that would fulfill their needs of food. Similarly on the occasion of Akshay Tritiya , taking bath in the holy rivers the Ganga & the Yamuna was also referred.

The main attraction of the program was the Board Decoration where an outline of Maharashtra & Chhatrapati Shivaji’s Maharaj pictures was drawn by Ms. Siddhi Khale with the help of a few students.

Mrs. Nilima Magare a faculty of Marathi subject guided all the students of Marathi language and in her direction students presented a nice structured event. All the students decorated the classroom for the event with the color of sacrifice & devotion “saffron”. Name of the students from decoration Team are - Anshool Kothari, Vedika Band, Rudhar Khirsagar, Sarthak Waghmare, Sagar Mohite, Siddesh Chondhe, Om Mohite, Anjali Kangeti, Shalk Mohol, Anuj Shingote, Vaishnavi Adode, Subhashree Sahoo, Ojal Konali, Karuna Prajapati & Gargi Zare.

Principal Mrs. Vandana Pandey addressed the students, highlighting the objective of the event. Last year students represented themselves in the attire of different working class people. To show their respect for all the workers. This time the objective was to present the pride of Maharshtra. She encouraged the students to be a responsible citizen and to follow the path of great leaders of Maharashtra.

The program was concluded gracefully with remarks by Daksh Kahat & Saniya Roy who hosted the event and also arranged a nice quiz session. All the students & staff members participated enthusiastically.

Students and staff came in traditional attire. The event was a vibrant tribute to the Marathi language, promoting pride and cultural awareness amongst students. In the last laddoos were distributed to all the attendees and with lots of happiness and learning, students dispersed.

Dr.(Prof) Sanjay B. Chordiya Chairman and Founder of the institutes, appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged them to participate in such events more and more for “Holistic Development” of the students. Mrs. Snehal Navalakha appreciated all the participants.

The event was a great success that can be visualized through the smiling faces of the students.

JAI JAI MAHARASHTRA MAJHA- A CELEBRATION

Date: 30th April 2025, Wednesday

The program was hosted by Saniya Roy and Daksh Kahat from STD XII Commerce students.

A cultural skit revealing Maharashtra’s rituals & traditions was presented by XII Science students Samruddhi Wayal, Sakshi Pakhre.

Vaishnavi Tipewar,Bhakti shingde and Vaishnavi Londhe from science stream presented a musical performance based on the theme “Hi Marathi mauli”……

Faculty members of Suryadatta Junior College presented beautiful songs in chorus.

The main attraction of the program was the Board Decoration where an outline of Maharashtra & Chhatrapati Shivaji’s Maharaj pictures was drawn by Ms. Siddhi Khale with the help of a few students.

The event was a great success that can be visualized through the smiling faces of the students.

ENGLISH DAY CELEBRATION AT SURYADATTA JUNIOR COLLEGE- 2025

Date: 26th April 2025,

Day: Saturday

Actual Date of celebration: 23^rd April (A tribute to William Shakespeare - on his birth & death anniversary)

Suryadatta Junior College students celebrated the English Language Day with great zeal & enthusiasm with the direction of English faculty members. The objective of the event was to highlight the significance of the English language in this global world while fostering creativity, confidence, and a passion for literature amongst the students of all the streams.

The celebration commenced with the National Anthem that filled the students with a deep sense of unity, pride & patriotism amongst all present there.

Arabella a student of Std XII Commerce delivered an enlightening speech on the importance of the English language in today's globalized world, stressing its pivotal role in communication, education, and international connections.

Arabella Choytooa and Saanvi Mattigatti students of std XII Commerce presented a compelling skit based on Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, impressing the audience with their powerful performances and expressive portrayal of the characters.

Amulya Sonar,Vedika Band and Anshul Kothari recited beautiful poems, showcasing the richness and emotional depth of English literature through their recitation.

Anuj Shingote and Saniya Roy were the MoC (Master of Ceremony), they hosted an engaging quiz session also testing the participants’ knowledge of English language and literary classics. The activity was lively, competitive, and highly educational. This activity was suggested by a very senior English faculty Mrs. Shalinee Tiwary.

Sajiri Ranawade from Arts Gauri Deshpande from Arts and Chaitra Deshpande from Commerce electrified the atmosphere with their energetic dance performance on a popular English song, adding a lively and joyous spirit to the event.

A group of students staged a powerful skit based on William Shakespeare’s famous tragedy: Hamlet. “To be or not to be, that is the question …..” a famous soliloquy of William Shakespeare’s unique character Hamlet who presents a variety of shades of his personality. The students of std XII, Daksh Kahat, Aadesh Bind & Sarthak Bhagat enacted some important scenes of the tragedy and showcased their acting talents. Prachi Kelkar an English faculty narrated the whole story of Hamlet in the beginning and introduced all the participants. Mrs. Vandana Pandey Principal of SJC concluded the drama with the term “Catharsis”, explaining in the simple words that a drawback of a character can spoil the life of someone referring Hamlet’s drawback – he could not take a right decision at right time.

Mrs. Prachi Kelakar, an English faculty, conducted an interactive and fun-filled word game quiz also, which significantly enhanced students’ vocabulary and encouraged a love for playing with words.

Principal Dr. Kiran Rao delivered a powerful motivational talk, highlighting the importance of perseverance, effective communication, and mastery of the English language in achieving success.

Mrs. Chhaya Nikam a senior English faculty wrapped up the celebration with a heartfelt speech, appreciating everyone’s efforts and motivating the students to continue exploring and excelling in English with passion and dedication.

The event also featured a Book Reading and Exhibition. A variety of short stories and books were displayed, allowing students to browse, read, and expand their knowledge and perspectives. It was an excellent initiative to foster reading habits and deepen their appreciation for literature.

Mahesh Choudhary a student of Science stream std- XII drew a portrait of William Shakespeare with Rangoli. It was the main attraction amongst everyone to see its beauty and capture the same in their cameras.

The event was enjoyed by the students. It was a great learning for them. Team ship and dealing with stage fear and enacting some characters on the stage, amazed the students. Dr.( Prof) Sanjay B Chordiya appreciated the students. Mrs. Snehal Navalakha motivated the students for such more skits to know about the enriched literature.

SFA VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Suryadatta Junior Collage	Sports
Name of Event/Activity:	SFA Championship
Category Of Activity	SPORTS
Date:	21/11/2024
Venue:	Shiv Chhtrapati Sports Complex, Balewadi, Pune
Coordinator Name:	Mr. Shubham Malpani

Name of Players – Atharva Dagade, Vinayak Bhunde, Shrinivas Dagade, Rutvik Khopkar, Sahil patil, Bhagesh kudpane, Tanmay Dagade, Aditya Dagade, Suraj Dede

Event – VOLLEYBALL
2ND RUNNER UP

The Under-18 BOYS Volleyball competition was a thrilling and competitive event, bringing together talented ballers from various schools and college. The competition featured a range of disciplines, testing participants individually and with their team play. Volleyball team participated in SFA championship and showcasing their proficiency. Each player presented unique challenges, and team approached in semis. They stood 2nd runner up for the championship with a combination of skill, strategy, and determination.

SFA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Suryadatta Junior College	Sports
Name of Event/Activity:	SFA Championship
Category Of Activity	SPORTS
Date:	18/11/2024
Venue:	Shiv Chhtrapati Sports Complex, Balewadi, Pune
Coordinator Name:	Mr. Shubham Malpani

Name of Players – Raguram Malegaonkar, Rithvik Aratla, Neel Deshmukh, Sai Ingawale, Anshuman Shinde, Sarthak Shinde

Event – BASKETBALL

The Under-16 Boys basketball team played in under 18 category and played a wonderfull game they went in qauters and lost against loyola school. Team playing with 6 players and in under 18 age group is really appreciated they had great fight against loyola match went in over time and we lost.
Basketball team participated in SFA championship and showcasing their proficiency. Each player presented unique challenges, and team approached in qauters . Their skill full play was really markable in the championship.

Suryadatta Kala Arogyam Yogathon-2021 enters world record

Suryadatta Group of Institutes's Suryadatta Fitness and Sports Academy (SFSA) organized Suryadatta Kala Arogyam Yogathon-2021 on the occasion of International Yoga Day (IYD). This helped to exhibit the amalgamation of Indian culture, art and fitness activity.

Participants of Suryadatta Kala Arogyam Yogathon-2021 created world records by performing artistic Yoga Asanas with Indian ethos and values for the longest duration on the rhythm of patriotic songs and including maximum number of people. Various books of records have taken the cognizance of the attempt of Suryadatta Kala Arogyam Yogathon-2021.

SURYADATTA - VISHNU MAHA MISAL

Unique & Benchmarking world record set up by Suryadatta Food Bank & Suryadatta College of Hotel Management & Travel Tourism (SCHMTT) through 'Suryadatta – Vishnu MahaMisal' of making 7000 kgs MahaMisal in 3 hours by 30 people and distributed it to 30,000 needy, deserving people with the help of 300 NGO's from Pune and suborn. This world record MahaMisal preparing event has done on Sunday at Suryadatta Institute's Bavdhan campus.

This event breaks all previous records of making in such a large quantity of Misal, that too during Covid–19 Pandemic by following all necessary rules strictly on the receipt of official & legal permissions from all concern Govt. Authorities. This was Suryadatta Edu Socio Connect Initiative of preparing 7000 Kgs of MahaMisal by 30 Students, Faculties from Suryadatta College Hotel Management under the guidance of World Famous Chef Vishnu Manohar in 7 hours & the same served to 30000 people belonging to 300 NGOs in just 3 hours.

Misal is a Maharashtrian wholesome meal in itself containing legumes & pulses, the same is generally consumed along with Bread. In this 7000 kgs missal, 1500 kgs sprouted mataki, 500 kgs onion, 400 kgs oil, 250 Kgs Ginger and Garlic paste, 180 Kgs Kanda Lassoon Masala, 50 Kgs Chilli Powder, 50 Kgs Turmeric Powder, 25 Kgs Salt, 115 Kgs Coconut powder, 15 Kg Tejpan, 1200 Kgs Farsan, 4500 Litter of water, 50 Kgs Coriander leaves used.

'Suryadatta–Vishnu MahaMisal' created awareness about Misal as a wholesome meal & served as food for over 30000 NGO members. Students and Faculty of all the institutes got hand on experience through this event. Such a challenging time it gives lot of exposure to them. They learn how to manage large scale events in short time as well as short manpower, stated by Prof. Dr. Sanjay B. Chordiya, Founder President & Chairman, Suryadatta Group of Institutes. He further added, "It helped to give the knowledge & memorable experience for Students, Faculties & all the participants witnessed this event virtually." He appreciated the efforts taken in organising this event by all students & faculties of Suryadatta Group of Institutes.

The biggest paratha, 5,000 kg of khichadi, 4,000 kg of Baingan Bharata, the largest kebab have been set by many world records. Thousands of people throng each world record, but this time only 25-30 people set the world record due to corona pandemic. It feels like a different experience to follow the rules of corona in the absence of people, & said master chef Vishnu Manohar.

Guinness World Records, Guinness Book of World Records, Limca Book of World Records, Golden Book of World Records, Hirens Book of World Records, India Book of Records, Marvelous Book of Records, Fantastic Achievement and Records, Fab Star Book of Records, India Star World Record, Republic World Record, Uttar Pradesh World Record, UK World Record, Women & World Record, Hope International Record, Wow World Record, Forever Star World Record, Assam Book of Record, Bengal Book of Record, Wake Global Book of Record, Wake Book of Record International, The Tribune International World Record, Razors Record, Pondicherry Book of Record, Dream High India Record, Dream High World Record, Gujarat Book of Record, Hind Book of Record, Indian Talent Book of Records will be used to record this world record.

Suryadatta Group of Institutes name have been recorded in Golden book of World records – "Kavyathon 2019"

KAVYATHON- A unique Patriotic initiative of 25 hours of Relay Singing of Patriotic Songs & Poems by Students and Staff of Suryadatta Group of Institutions on 14th-15th August 2019 for Creating a Long lasting impact of Love, Affection and Belonging towards our Country, Freedom Fighters and Soldiers in the Minds and Hearts of our Students.

Suryadatta Group of Institutes name have been recorded in Golden book of World records – "Lining the Map of india with 1100 Tulsi Saplings"

Suryadatta Education Foundation is committed to achieve quality education in a holistic manner. Towards this end we encourage our students to participate in events which leave a lasting positive effect on their personality and outlook towards life, society and the nation. Some of these events have helped us in creating National Records and this has added immensely to the self confidence of the students and boosted their morale. In order to provide such unique experiences to the students, Suryadatta Education Foundation has decided to hold another event to try and create yet another record.

1100 students along with teachers and all associates participated in a unique event at the Central Hub of Suryadatta Institute of Management, Bavdhan, Pune with 1100 saplings of 'Tulsi' marking the outline of the map of India on Tuesday 9th July 2019.

Our borders are guarded by our brave soldiers day and night. We, as a nation will remain eternally grateful to them and offer them unflinching support. And there are innumerable ways to do that. Suryadatta Group of institutes has come up with a very innovative concept to express our solidarity and our patriotism – by invoking the blessings of Tulsi Mata for securing our borders.

Holy Basil or tulsi is a powerful herb and is believed to have endless miraculous and medicinal values and has been worshipped and highly valued in India for thousands of years. It has been an age old custom in India to worship it two times a day, water it and light lamps near it in the morning and evening. It was, and still is, believed to protect the whole family from evil and bring good luck.

It is our firm belief that if we plant small saplings of tulsi along our border pillars the same effect would be had on our soldiers, who are our extended family. Its medicinal properties like reducing stress, preventing heart disease, chemopreventive properties will bless our soldiers with good health & longevity. Our faith in its miraculous powers will invoke blessings on the safety and security of our borders.

As a symbolic gesture towards this end, the students of Suryadatta, ranging from pre primary to post graduation lined the borders of a map of India, created by our digital media students with 1100 saplings of tulsi. To symbolize the rising reputation of India on the world stage and to showcase our philosophy of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam', they incorporated a Globe inside the map of India.

Suryadatta Group of Institutes pioneered their name endorsed by Limca Book of Records for the One of its Unique Event -"Unfold Hidden Potential through Blindfold"

Suryadatta Group of Institutes has conducted first ever event Unfold the Blindfold for Hidden Potential to Blossom. Suryadatta Students created a World Record.. Through Path breaking initiative – Unfold Hidden Potential Through Blindfold

Pune, 30th October, 2012: Suryadatta Group of Institutes path breaking personality transformation initiative, "Unfolding Hidden Potential Through Blindfold" saw participation from 300 students. These students were divided into a team of 3 of which 2 were blindfolded and one without the blindfold acted as the guide for the day. After personally experiencing the challenges faced by a blind person, 30 students voluntarily came forward and pledged to donate their eyes.

Suryadatta Group of Institutes pioneered their name endorsed by Limca Book of Records for the One of its Unique Event- "24hrs Silent Wreadathon"

Centuries ago wise monks and Rushis meditated and lived in silence as they communicated with their inner selves and grew from strength to strength. With today's pressures and challenges in mind, the Suryadatta Education Foundation is giving their students an opportunity to destress by staying away from all forms of communication – electronic and verbal, to introspect, create and grow. In the process, the Suryadatta Education Foundation is taking its role as a shaperof tomorrows citizens responsibly.

The 24 Hours Silent Wreadathon, 2011, endorsed by the prestigious Limca Book of Records,

The first 24 Hours Silent Wreadathon : Essentially a competition for reading, writing, learning and observing silence for 24 continuous hours, it aimed at generation of new ideas, innovation, research and worked towards student enlightenment.

Silent Wreadathon Held as a holiday for laptops, mobile phones and a way to promote books, letter writing and meditation, it is an effort to promote reading skills, creativity and research capabilities besides boosting spiritual, mental and physical capacities. Participants needed to be physically fit, 19 years old or more and willing to maintain silence throughout the Wreadathon. They were allowed to bring their own books to read and study, encouraged to write, make poems, draw or write research papers. A total of 200 including students & faculty members, researchers, businessmen, housewives, fellow scholars participated in the event.

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