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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 10th 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 1st 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
Maharashtra a great state came into an existence on 1st 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.
ENGLISH DAY CELEBRATION AT SURYADATTA JUNIOR COLLEGE- 2025
Date: 26th April 2025,
Day: Saturday
Actual Date of celebration: 23rd 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.
67th Republic Day Celebrated by Suryadatta Group of Institutions with great Enthusiasm We take pride in ‘Unity in Diversity’ said Prof. Dr. Sanjay B. Chordiya
Suryadatta Group celebrates India’s 67th Republic day very enthusiastically in all its solemnity and grandeur on 26th Jan 2016. All staff members and students and parents were present in the large number, to salute the Mother land and our tricolor. The flag was unfurled by the chief Guest Mr. Kiran Dagade : Ex Sarpanch and Young Popular Leader of Bavdhan. Mrs. Kiran Rao, Vice Principal of Suryadatta National School advised the students to re-discover of our History especially freedom fighters. Prof. Dr. Sanjay B. Chordiya, Founder President and Chairman, Suryadatta Group of Institutions, Pune appealed to the students to excel in the field of their liking, choice and preference. The small cultural program which followed thereafter, based on patriotic theme was spell binding. Both the students and faculty members presented their cultural talent and mesmerized the audience