We are delighted to share that Atharva Hemani of NMAJS PYP Class 4B secured 1st place in the Inter-State Motor Sports Racing Championship held in Ahmedabad on 1st February 2026.
The race, organised by the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India (FMSCI) in collaboration with IndiKarting, saw participants competing in the 8–13 years age category.
TejVir Kapoor of PYP Class 2 B and his partner won the children’s matches, with their team securing the Silver Medal, narrowly losing the finals 4–3.
Adding to this proud moment, TejVir was awarded the Most Valuable Player of the Tournament, recognised for defeating players much older and more experienced than him.
Roohani Khanna of NMAJS PYP Class 3 A, riding her horse Goldrina, secured a Gold Medal at the Cross-Country Outride (Beginners) Team Event.
The event was organised by the Amateur Riders' Club at the prestigious Mahalaxmi Race Course.
Rana Pandit of PYP Class 3A emerged victorious in two prestigious golf
tournaments — the Ruia Cup and the Guzder Cup — in the Under-9 category.
Ahaan Kataruka of PYP Class 5A participated in the 4th Anniversary Chessbase India Open Rated Rapid and Blitz Tournament. The tournament witnessed participation from nearly 400 players across India, including more than 25 titled players such as Grandmasters (GMs), International Masters (IMs), and FIDE Masters (FMs), making it a highly competitive event.
Ahaan delivered an impressive performance and secured 2nd place in the Blitz Under-11 Open category.
Sara Jhaveri of NMAJS PYP Class 1A secured a Bronze Medal in Breaststroke at the CCI 78th Annual Swimming Gala 2026 in the Under-7 category, organised by GMAAA.
During the recent winter break, Vianraj Singh of Class 4A displayed remarkable creativity, determination, and a sense of social responsibility by channeling his time and skills into a meaningful initiative. His efforts not only showcased his talent but also brought attention to his compassion for global causes
Myra Arora of Class 8 A won a Gold Medal at the National level in the Precision Category at
Advay Dhoot of MYP Class 6 B secured 3rd place in the U-14 category, all while being one of the youngest contenders at the Dr. Hegde Chess Tournament 2025.
He remained undefeated through every round, including matches against two rated players.
Congratulations, Advay!
NMAJS and DAIS Students made their mark at the 2025 Tolani National Bridge Championships organised by the Maharashtra Bridge Association and the Bridge Federation of India with two stellar first-place finishes.
1st in Pairs (U-16) Ananya Mehta of NMAJS Class 8 A with Jashith Narang of DAIS Class 9 C
1st in Teams (U-16): Jashith Narang and Prakhar Bansal of DAIS, Class 9 C, with Ananya Mehta of NMAJS Class 8 A and Viha Gahrotra of NMAJS Class 7 A