A Vibrant Canvas of Colours, Creativity & Imagination
August 7, 2026
A vibrant blend of colours, creativity, and imagination came alive at the Inter-School ART FEST 2026, transforming the campus into a dynamic canvas of artistic expression. The celebration began on an auspicious note with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by Principal Ms. Chitralekha Kulkarni, in the gracious presence of eminent guests Shri Shankar Shinde, renowned artist, Ms. Urvi Gorey, distinguished alumna of Choithram School and accomplished artist, and Ms. Madhavi Ektare, accomplished artist and proud parent of a Choithram School student. Bringing together young and passionate artists from 25 schools, the festival offered a vibrant showcase of imagination, originality, and artistic excellence.
Participants enthusiastically explored their creativity through a fascinating array of competitions including Hand in Clay – Emotions in Clay, Mystery Box Art, Paper Bag Decoration – My Green Earth, Portrait the Story, and Shades and Shadows – Shades of Humanity. With every stroke, shape, shade, and sculpted form, the young artists transformed simple materials into expressive works of art, reflecting remarkable craftsmanship, thoughtful ideas, originality, sensitivity, and a keen awareness of the world around them. More than a competition, ART FEST 2026 became a colourful celebration of imagination and self-expression, providing young artists with a platform to think beyond boundaries, embrace diverse perspectives, and express their ideas with confidence. The event beautifully reaffirmed that art has no limits, creativity knows no boundaries, and imagination is the beginning of every masterpiece.
A Proud Tribute to Tradition
July 31, 2026
Choithram School, Manik Bagh, proudly participated in the Turban Tying Competition held at Guru Harkishan Public School. Representing the school, Japman Singh Ghai of Class XII-C and Gurpreet Singh Bhatia of Class VIII-D showcased exceptional skill, confidence, and precision in the traditional art of turban tying. Accompanied by Mrs. Harvinder Kaur Shairy, the students delivered an impressive presentation that earned the Best Presentation Award. The achievement brought laurels to the school and celebrated India’s rich cultural heritage, inspiring students to value and uphold its timeless traditions with pride.
The Golden Notes of Success
July 26, 2026
Choithram School, Manik Bagh, proudly participated in the prestigious Inter-School Marathi Group Song Competition organised by Sanand Marathi Group at the DAVV Auditorium. A contingent of 19 students, accompanied by the Performing Arts Team, represented the school with immense pride. Both the Junior and Senior Groups enthralled the audience with their melodious performances, displaying exceptional harmony, confidence, and musical excellence. Their disciplined rehearsals, unwavering dedication, and remarkable teamwork earned appreciation from the audience and judges alike. Adding another feather to the school’s cap, the Senior Group secured the Second Position, reflecting the students’ perseverance and the inspiring guidance of their mentors. The competition also provided an enriching opportunity to celebrate the vibrant heritage of Marathi music, refine artistic expression, strengthen stage presence, and gain valuable inter-school cultural exposure.
Voices of Tomorrow Lead the Way at CNMUN 2026
July 13 – 15, 2026
Choithram National Model United Nations (CNMUN) 2026 was held at Choithram North Campus, Napaina, under the theme IMPERIUM OF MINDS. A total of 20 students participated in various committees, where they debated important global and national issues and engaged in negotiations and resolution drafting. The conference provided an excellent platform for students to develop leadership, diplomacy, analytical thinking, teamwork, and public speaking skills. Their confidence, preparation, and ability to present well-reasoned arguments were commendable. The event concluded with an award ceremony recognizing outstanding delegates and committees, making CNMUN 2026 a memorable and enriching learning experience for all participants. The students were accompanied by Mrs. Deepali Ahirrao.
CNMUN STUDENTS NAME
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STUDENTS NAME |
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1 |
Keshav Tugnawat XII E – Best Delegate (SPECPOL) |
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2 |
Kaustubh Pole XII E – Best Delegate (UNHRC) |
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3 |
Swasti Sharma IX B – Best Delegate (WHO) |
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4 |
Vansh Sharma XI E – Best Delegate (UNGA DISEC) |
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5 |
Manya Dembla XII E – Best Delegate (AIPPM) |
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6 |
Lakshyt Melwani IX A – Special Mention (WHO) |
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7 |
Brahmroop Singh XII D – Special Mention (UNCSW) |
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8 |
Abeer Shrivastava XI D – Special Mention (SPECPOL) |
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9 |
Sumit Bhatia X A – High Commendation (WHO) |
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10 |
Divyansh Gupta XII D – High Commendation (AIPPM) |
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11 |
Kayna Rajpal X F – High Commendation (UNCSW) |
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12 |
Manasvi Patangia X A – High Commendation (Lok Sabha) |
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13 |
Yaanshika Upadhyay X D – Honourable Mention (WHO) |
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14 |
Ojasva Prachand X E – Honourable Mention (UNHRC) |
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15 |
Jumana Zia XI F – Honourable Mention (UNHRC) |
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16 |
Kartar Khushal XII D – Honourable Mention (AIPPM) |
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17 |
Ananya Jain X C – Verbal Mention (UNHRC) |
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18 |
Mishika Navlani XI D – Verbal Mention (UNCSW) |
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19 |
Pihu Moghe XI F – Verbal Mention (UNGA DISEC) |
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20 |
Raghav Jhansiwale IX B – Verbal Recognition Committee (WHO) |
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21 |
Aahana Sharma XI F – Best Delegate (UNCSW) |



















































































