UN Day Greetings 2023

UN Day - October 24, 2023
Building Nation through Education 
On this UN Day, as we celebrate the spirit of building nations through education, we are thrilled to announce the opening of schools after the festive season, where we will engage in a series of exciting activities. These activities, including sharing details with photos, will be accompanied by the opportunity to receive appreciation certificates.

We are also proud to announce that three exceptional schools are becoming part of the School UN Volunteers-India through our team. These schools are:

CIT Public School, Karnataka
Mahan Anjanadri Vidya Kendra, Karnataka
St. Mary's Academy, Meerut Cantt, Uttar Pradesh
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to them as they embark on this remarkable journey.

On this auspicious day, we express our gratitude to the supporters who made the celebration of the International Day of Non-Violence - Gandhi Jayanti on October 2, 2023, possible. 

The success of our mission wouldn't be possible without the dedication and support of the following individuals and institutions:

Dr. M. Ramachandran, Principal, Coorg Public School and PU College, Gonikoppal South Kodagu, Karnataka, who serves as the Secretary General of the National UN Volunteers-India team.
Dr. L. P. Ravi Kumar, Royale Apollo International School, Hassan, Karnataka, the General Secretary of the National UN Volunteers-India team.
Lt. Shikha Manoj Saxena, Principal, Aditya Birla Senior Secondary School, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, who holds the esteemed position of Secretary General (Women) in the National UN Volunteers-India team.
4. Dr. Jemi Sudhakar, Principal, Oakley International School, Adilabad, Telengana
5. Dr. Lava M B, Principal, Podar International School, Tumkur, Karnataka
6. Mr Johnson Joseph, Principal, G D Goenka Public School, Srinagar
7. Ms Teena Machaiah, Students' UN Team Coordinator of Coorg Public School
8. Ms. Beena John, Principal, Veda International School, Hubballi, Karnataka
9. Ms. Rafat Naseer, Students' UN Team Coordinator, St Mary's Academy, Meerut Cantt. 
10. Mrs. Sabural Banu Ibrahim, Principal, SOBAMHSS, Coimbatore
11. Dr. M. Balasubramanian - St Francis de sales college, Bangalore; Govt Arts and Science College, Namakkal; Chaitanya Techno School, Coimbatore; NGM Arts and Science College, Coimbatore; Schools from Kuwait.
12. Mrs. Uma, Principal, SVMHSS, Chennai
13. Mrs. Joy Thomas, Principal, Good Shepherd English School, Karaikal
14. Mrs Madhumitha Jana, President, Shristi English Medium School, Anand, Gujarat
15. Mrs. Bhavneet Kaur, Principal, Shree Satya Sai Vidyalaya, Jamnagar, Gujarat
16. Mrs. Buvana, Principal, Noida International School, Noida
17. Mrs. Farhana Khan, Director, Millat Model High School, Telengana
18. Mrs. Zeenat Syed, Principal, Podar International School, Maharashtra
19. Mrs. Rekha Kumbar, Mahan Anjanadri Vidya Kendra, Bangalore, Karnataka
20. Ms Daly Felicitus, Psychologist, Mahima College of NURSING, Ballari
21. Mrs. Shalini Chaudhary, Principal, St. Joseph's International School, Hisar, Haryana
22. Mr. Kunju C Nair, CJMAHSS, Thrissur, Kerala 
23. Mrs R Ananda Lakshmi, Teacher, Guntur Subbiah Pillai T Nagar Girls HSS, Chennai
24. Mrs. Pushpa, Teacher, Buvana Krishnan Matric HSS, Kelampakkam, Chennai 
25. Mrs. Sudha Chaudhary, Headmistress, St. Joseph's Kindergarten, Adampur
26. Mrs. Sweta Srivastava, Teacher, Delhi Public School, Sector 103, Delhi
27. Mrs. Selvi Annabai, Headmistress, Kaveri High School, Saligramam, Chennai
28. Mrs. Roma Arora Narang, Principal, Alpine Public School, Punjab
29. Dr. Jacqueline Mahadik, Principal, Holy Faith English School, Maharashtra
30. Mrs. H. Jayashree, Principal, Adwaith Thought Academy, Coimbatore
31. Mrs. Meenakshi, Principal, CIT Public School, Tumkur, Karnataka
32. Mrs. Kavita Dubey, Principal, U. S. Ostwal English Academy, East Mumbai, Maharashtra
33. Dr. Adapa Naga Suryavathy, Principal, Harvest International School, Bangalore
34. Mrs. Divya Rajaram, Nirmal Creative School, Viruthachalam, Tamilnadu 
35. Dr. Raghavendra Kumar Dwivedi, Principal , Nirmal International School, Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh
36. Mr Naresh Singh Rajput, Principal, S R Agrasen International School, Uttar Pradesh
37. Mr. Abhishek Khandelwal, Principal, Yugantar Public School, Chattisgarh
38. Mr. Abdi Jama Ahmed, Dr. Abdul Majid Hussein College of Education, Ethiopia
39. Dr. Janet Raghupati, Director, Adrian Loyal School, Karur, Tamil Nadu.
40. Mr Muneer Abaas, Teacher, G D Goenka Public School, Srinagar 
41. Mr. Subash Srinivasan, Department of Police, Ramanathapuram, Tamilnadu 
42. Mrs. Bindu Gupta, Principal Sahaj International school, Delhi 

In this collective journey towards a brighter future, we understand the importance of nurturing the minds of our youth and instilling in them the values of peace, harmony, and global citizenship. By opening our schools, we are taking a significant step in this direction.

Our vision is not just to educate, but to empower the next generation with knowledge and empathy, equipping them to be leaders who champion positive change in their communities and beyond.

As we celebrate UN Day, we encourage all our partners, supporters, and educators to continue fostering a culture of inclusivity, diversity, and respect within our schools. Let us inspire our students to be active global citizens who understand the significance of the United Nations and its role in promoting peace and sustainable development.

We look forward to the upcoming activities and projects that will further enrich the educational experience of our students, and we anticipate sharing their achievements and moments of inspiration through photos and stories.

Together, we are shaping a better world through education, and we are immensely grateful for your unwavering support and dedication to this noble cause.

Once again, congratulations to the newly inducted schools and a heartfelt thank you to all our supporters. Let's continue this inspiring journey together towards a brighter, more peaceful, and educated world. Happy UN Day! 

๐Ÿ™
Leena Rai Kalra, Leader, Team: The National UN Volunteers-India 

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