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
Raeya Guha Thakurta of NMAJS PYP Class 5 B, along with teammates Jaiveer Bansal and Devika Singh, emerged victorious at the Junior World Schools Debating Championship (WSDC) 2025 held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Congratulations!
Aarav Mulay of Class 8 B was the Runner-Up in the Boys’ Under-14 National Series Tennis Tournament held at CCI in Mumbai. The final match ended with each one winning a set. (7-5, 4-6).
Navya Thali of Class 8 B transformed her creativity into compassion through her participation in the Helping Hands Foundation Exhibition — not once, but twice — at the prestigious St. Regis, Mumbai.
Vansh Premnarayen of Class 4 A participated in the Youth Football Championship with his Team Kopana.
The Team won the Runner-up position in the League.
Vansh played a vital role in the attacking and central midfield in the league matches.
Naevah Mehta of Class 5 A put up an impressive performance at the 1st Children’s Taekwondo Union State Championship. She secured a Silver medal in Kyurogi (Sparring) and a Bronze medal in Poomsae Technique.
Congratulations Naevah!
In a heartwarming act of creativity and compassion, Naevah Mehta of Class 5 A combined art with advocacy by hand-painting and selling canvas pouches to raise funds for Access Life Foundation. Her initiative helps to provide nutritious meals for a week to children battling cancer, an effort that echoes the spirit of UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health & Well-being) and 17 (Partnerships for the Goals).
Proud of you, Naevah!