IRON MAN: THE ARCHITECT OF INDEPENDENT INDIA

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Suhradam House takes immense pleasure to celebrate the week commemorating the efforts of one man without whom Independence was just a word soothing to hear, but difficult to realize; he is none other than Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Members of Suhradam house exploited the opportunity to dwell deeper into the life of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel ‘A Complete Man’ and share the nuances with all the children of Atmiya Vidya Mandir.

Throughout the week various incidents from the life of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel were quoted in both the junior and senior assemblies. The participants of the assembly were as follows: 

Junior:

Day
Anchoring
Thought for the day
Story
Commander
Monday
Nirlep
(3A)
Shreemad
Sanghani (2)
Manju
Ma’am
Yogi
(3A)
Tuesday
Niramay
(3B)
Vansh
(4A)
Pavitra
(4A)
Tirth
(1)
Wednesday
Ishan
(5A)
Shiv
(5A)
Devang
(5A)
Darshan
(1)
Thursday
Krishi
(4A)
Nisarg
Patel (5B)
Gautam
Sir
Darshan
(1)
Friday
Ujwal
(3A)
Shardul
(3B)
Video
Prasan
(4B)
Saturday
Creatively
Assembly : Sardar Patel’s Visit to AVM (Members of Suhradam House)

Senior:

Days
Teacher In charge
Anchoring
Thought for the day
News
Speech
Monday
Archana
madam
Nishit
Banka 9A
Deep
Chamaria 8B
Sagar
8A
Sahil
Shah 8B
(Childhood)
Tuesday
Gautam
Sir
Parikshit
Patel 9A
Pramanik
6A
Niramay
Joshi 6B
Smit
Alkesh 10A
(School and College Life)
Wednesday
Prabhudarshan
Sir
Manan
Ladani 9A
Soham
7B

Vaibhav Agarwal 10B
Neel
Virani 9B
(Struggle for his Barristers degree)
Thursday
Samidh
Madam
Yash
Dandawala 9B
Pratipal
9A

Hardeep Solanki 8A
Archana
Ma’am
(Various Qualities of Sardar Patel)
Friday
Prabhudarshan
SIr
Mitul
Patel 9B
Pinal
8B

Amit Pandey 9B
Prabhudarshan
Sir
(Contribution in India’s Independence and each one of us can become a Sardar
Patel)
Saturday
Creatively Assembly : Sardar Patel’s Visit to AVM (Members of
Suhradam House)

Throughout the week we heard about Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s life. We understood various characteristics of an ideal youth, from Vallabhbhai’s life. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was not only intelligent, but also bold, courageous and honest. He was a man of few words and lots of action and a fiery leader. He was very determined and led a selfless life. He was very inspirational, encouraging and a wise counselor. He was sincere, loyal and dedicated to his work.
The atmosphere of creative assembly was very mesmerizing. It was because of the presence of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in the arena. Children did a wonderful drama in which, Vallabhbhai graced AVM with his presence, guided and motivated all to live an independent successful life. There was an interview in the drama, 2 small skits and a dance at the end to felicitate Vallabhbhai. Participants of the creative assembly were as follows:

Interview
Scene 1
Scene 2
Neel
Virani (9B): Interviewer
Dinal
(7B)
Pavitra
(4A)
Siddharth
Parmar (8B)
Ashish
Amin (8A)
Parth
Amipara (9B): Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Devang
(5A)
Sahil
(4B)
Daksh
(6B)
Hardeep
(8A)
Harshil
Garodia (Anchor)
Nilay
(5B)
Tarak
(4A)
Pramanik
(6A)
Keyur
(8B)
Dance
Hardik
Gajiwala (5A)
Ruchit
Desai (5B)
Rahul
B (6B)
Prashant
Gupta (8A)
Jenil
Jasani (5A)
Vinamra
Patel (6B)
Amit
Chaudhary (7A)
Deep
Chamaria (8B)
Romi
Patel (5A)
Niramay
Joshi (6B)
Vaishvik
B. Patel (7B)
Krutarth
Rangunwala (8B)

Vallabhbhai’s message to the students of Atmiya Vidya Mandir was to work together, work with unity, respect each other, respect your self and shun all the things that are hindrance in achieving our goal (target). Live together with Atmiyata.


Thus throughout the week children learnt about the life of a Vallabhbhai who made all the right choices in his life and the way he accomplished it. He was a man of multifarious brilliance and captivating personality. At the end children learnt what it takes to be an ideal youth like Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, they learnt what it takes to fight constantly with the distractions of the demeaning world and remain focused on achieving the goal. We learnt how to fight with injustice in a non-violent manner. We learnt the importance of speaking truth, being honest and courageous.

Thus commemorating the incidences and learning from the life of such a great personality was a pleasure of Suhradam house.

Report By: Members of Suhradam House

Inter House Volley Ball Competition

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An Inter House Volley Ball competition was organised on 16/17 December. Each house had participants as per three groups-

  1. Sub-junior- Std-4th to 6th
  2. Junior -7th to 9th
  3. Senior-10th to 12th

* In Sub-junior Group-
 3rd Place match-Shivam Vs Suhradam Won By-Suhradam
 Final match-Satyam Vs Sundaram Won By-Satyam

* In Junior Group-
 3rd Place match-Shivam Vs Suhradam Won By-Suhradam
 Final match-Satyam Vs Sundaram Won By-Sundaram

* In Senior Group-
 3rd Place match- Sundaram Vs Shivam Won By-Shivam
 Final match-Satyam Vs Suhradam Won By- Suhradam
                             

                                     
OVERALL HOUSE POSITION IN VOLLEYBALL
HOUSE NAME
SUB JUNIOR
JUNIOR
SENIOR
TOTAL POINTS
Position
SATYAM
10
8
8
26
1st
SHIVAM
4
4
6
14
4th
SUNDARAM
8
10
4
22
2nd
SUHRADAM
6
6
10
22
2nd
POINT SYSTEM
FIRST PLACE              10 points
SECOND PLACE    
    08
points
THIRD PLACE             06 points
FOURTH PLACE         04
points

Atmiya Quiz Contest – Inter House Social Science Competition 2011

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“Tell me and I’ll forget; show, me and I may remember;
involve me and I’ll understand.”
Keeping in view the need of all round
development of the children of Atmiya Vidya Mandir, Social Science Department
adopted the age old questioning method from the Upanishad Culture and organized
the “Atmiya Quiz Contest 2011” on 19th of November, 2011.
The contest was started with the welcome speech
by Sanjay Sir. He welcomed our respected Principal Vijay Sir, Ashish Sir
and others. Ishwar Sir our new Hostel In charge lit the auspicious lamp to mark
the beginning of the contest. Our distinguished Judges Pujya Saumya Mam and
Swayam Mam did the Pujan of Thakorji.
For the purpose of  Quiz Contest all the students from Class I to
X were divided into three groups namely Vaman (Class I and II), Anuj (Class III
to V) and Jyestha (Class VI – X).
For Vaman Group the Quiz had four rounds in
all, namely General Round, Rapid Fire Round, Puzzle Round and Visual Round.
For Anuj and Jyestha Group the Quiz had
five rounds in all namely, General Round, Buzzer Round, Rapid Fire Round,
Puzzle Round and Visual Round.

The contestants
participated enthusiastically in the contest and every team gave a tough competition to each
other. The questions were asked from their Social Science syllabus, everyday
life and current affairs. The audience round captivated the audience in
enthusiasm.
The overall results were declared at the end of the contest. The Fourth position was bagged by Suhradam house, Third position by
Sundaram House, Second position by Satyam house and the First position by
Satyam house.
Its a humble attempt at Atmiya Vidya Mandir to instill the belief that ‘Winning
is not everything but the will to win is everything’. 
Written by: Manju Madam

All About Making Right Choices: Sundaram House

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Dictionary defines human senses as physiological capacities of organisms that provide inputs for perception by which the body receive and feel the faculties of hearing, sight, smell, touch, taste’ but students of Atmiya Vidya Mandir know a broader meaning of cognitive senses, a broader and better understanding about how positive perception through these senses play a foreseeable role in accelerating their pace towards their goal.

In the third week of November, Sundaram House, was given the task to explore and inform about positive attitude, right choice and judicious use of five senses , the ultimate inspirational source was our holy scripture Vachnamrut (Part1:Ch.16 & 18)

During the daily assembly many hidden benefits of positive attitude and right choice have been uncovered by the members of Sundaram House. On Monday, Mahapuja was organized to celebrate Consecration ceremony of the temple. Entire AVM Family gathered in the temple to witness the rituals, the students of Std 12th performed the puja as Saints chanted the appropriate Vedic hymns and verses. The chanting and prayers reverberated around the dome, charging the atmosphere with divinity. On Tuesday after a brief introduction about the Value of the week: Vachnamrut Part 1 Ch 16 & 18, Saumya Mam explained the students about the innumerable advantages of positive attitude. On Wednesday, Priyavadan Sir explained these values with historical examples and he also counted the benefits of living a religious and righteous life. Thursday morning, it was astounding experiment performed and explained by Purvesh Sir and Priyavadan Sir on how does bad influence diminish our potential and how much positive input do we need to refine the polluted mind and soul. On Friday, Tanmay Patel and Vishwajeet of IX A explained the power of positive attitude through a power point presentation.

The Creative assembly of Sundaram House on Saturday was a phenomenal presentation of the Vachnamrut: P16 & P18 as the core value to lead an ever happy and ever successful life. The presenters of the show Anand K and Shubham B explained a multi-dimensional view point about Vachnamrut P16 & P18. They acknowledged the students about various scientific experiments done to prove the power of positive words and their great impact. A big screen was erected as the backdrop which supported their explanations through visuals. They very well explained the spiritual, scientific and moral perspectives of these values (P16 & P18) to the students.

A big model was placed on the other side of the stage; this model was a big wheel with three important circles in it. The inner most circle represented the core value as Vachnamrut P16 & P18 whereas the outer circle showed the various factors creating an environment needed to practice and imbibe these values and the outermost circle of this wheel revealed the positive outcome of living with these values. As a part of the presentation about having faith in the divine words of a saint, a small skit was presented by the students of Std X and XI. The students, teachers, house masters and Didis had witnessed unadulterated fun and learning. The vivacious presentation by Anand and Shubham of XI Comm. had bowled them over. A palpable feeling of contentment and elation gripped them as they witness this assembly. Thus, this Creative assembly was concluded with a dance and a small prayer by the students of Std IV to VI onto to the lotus feet of Swami Shree asking for the strength to remain ever positive with all our senses.

As a follow up , what they were explained to do was to keep faith and positivity while leaping over the hurdles in front of them like distractions, fear, doubt, hurts, and sin—creating a shield for the senses and not giving up when they felt overwhelmed, stressed, or exhausted. In this manner, Sundaram House made sincere efforts to elucidate P16 & P18 so that students can develop immunity against all negative influences.

Inter House Kabbadi Competition 2011-12

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The Inter-House Kabbadi competition organised in the last week of November witnessed a variety of emotions among the students and teachers. This dynamic game truly tested both the mental and physical strength of the participants and challenged them to bring out their best.

Based on the age groups, the each of the 4 houses had three teams:
1. Sub-Junior: Std 4th to 6th
2. Junior:     Std 7th to 9th
3. Senior:     Std 10th to 12th

Fixtures and results:

Sub-Junior Group

  • 3rd position match – Shivam Vs Suhradam
  • Won By: Suhradam
  • Final match – Satyam Vs Sundaram
  • Won By: Satyam

Junior Group

  • 3rd position match – Satyam Vs Sundaram
  • Won By: Satyam
  • Final match – Suhradam Vs Shivam
  • Won By: Suhradam

Senior Group:

  • 3rd position match – Sundaram Vs Suhradam
  • Won By: Suhradam
  • Final match – Satyam Vs Shivam
  • Won By: Shivam

We Are For Children.. (’s Day)

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Naive and curious, motivated to learn

Heaven sent, God’s little miracles!………the children of Atmiya Vidya Mandir!!!!!!!!

Childhood means Fun unlimited… Bounteous shower… of love and care… Realm of imagination… Joy of growing up… Children’s Day! ` There are only two lasting gift we should give to our children, One is roots and second is wings… Atmiya Vidya Mandir makes all these moments of innocent wonders of enjoying as if there is no other life beyond this joy of being children. Celebrating such a valuable childhood, on Children’s Day (14th November)AVM teachers have taken to a new job – that of swirling, dancing and replicating their actions to express their feelings and check listing the many activities they can perform to entertain their students. Sounds like a birth of a new circus? Well, this sure seems to be the beginning.

The Children’s Day celebration event started with lighting of the lamp and pujan of Thakorji by little wonders of Std 1st in New Prayer Hall during morning assembly. The male teachers performed dances and skits to the obvious delight of their students, who clapped, danced, sang, cheered, and squealed with excitement. A couple of little boys even waved their hands while they found their favourite teachers performing on the stage for them.

This UV act of male teachers was one of the most magical acts, weaving its spell through a multitude of props and visual tricks. Fun centric, this act could convey almost anything in the most unique and entertaining ways with a comic twist. The skit had the entire audience rolling with laughter. ………..donned as Writer, producer, Director, Singer, Composer with the names Chappu Chingari and Pappu Pichkari and what not……….. Laughter of children echoed through the ceiling of the Prayer Hall.

The emcees of the event Prajval Sir and Tarun Sir carried the show through creating the right spirit and atmosphere for a ceremony that would be etched in the memory of the students for a long time to come. They had been a part of the show throughout, be it their alluring announcements or their witty comments on the performers, they were the ones who kept the children with a dent of eagerness.

Next the female teachers took the stage by storm with dancing on a very touching and appealing song ‘Hum hai rahi pyar ke…’. This dance performance was a pleasurable package of enthusiasm, with an emotional sprint and enjoyment for the students.

It was such a lovely event for the children. Seeing all their teachers up there on the stage, dressed in costumes and performing silly dance routines, it’s just such a nice gesture: one day of the year where the teachers put on a show they’ve obviously worked hard at, for the entertainment of their pupils.

Treating each child as a unique twinkle of the future horizon, on children’s day their entry in the classroom was not just the part of routine; the teachers made them feel so special by offering them the pujan, with shower of flower and chocolate as token of love as they entered into the class.

The evening was no less entertaining as a fanfare was organized for the children. Variety of mouthwatering dishes with irresistible aroma made a perfect closure of the celebration. Though it is an inevitable and implicit fact that children of Atmiya Vidya Mandir are the soul and heart of the school, yet such celebrations are to experience that it’s their school, with their teachers, their happiness and above all each day is their day!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HAPPY CHILDHOOD,

HAPPY CHILDREN’S DAY

Atmiya Vidya Mandir Video Channel

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Dear Parents,
Hope you are having some special and memorable moments with the little wonders.
This is to bring to your attention, with pleasure, that Atmiya Vidya Mandir has launched a YouTube channel to provide you with video updates about the events and activities carried out by the school.
You can access the channel from video.avm.edu.in.
Faithfully at your service,
AVM ICT Department

Seasons Greetings

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We’d like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Happy Diwali and a blissfully prosperous New Year.

Atmiya Vidya Mandir Family

Sports at AVM – 2011

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The importance of
sports in the life of a young student is invaluable as it instils essential life
lessons. Sports play a crucial role in the character building of a young
athlete, especially from the secondary school to high school years where
student athletes are much more mature and mentally developed. It offers the
chance to the young, impressionable youth to learn values like discipline,
responsibility, self confidence, sacrifice, and accountability. Television,
which may be the most influential tool in the lives of young adults, does not
show enough of these qualities, nor is it on the Internet, or radio. Rather it
is up to the parents, teachers and sports teams to help mould, develop, and instil
these qualities into the lives of student athletes.
In order for this
to happen, there is a need for good coaches that understand the great
responsibility that is placed upon their shoulders to help shape and prepare
these student athletes not only in sports, but in their everyday lives. At
Atmiya Vidya Mandir, we are proud to have a team of 10 such sports coaches who
are highly dedicated and focussed in helping the young athletes and sportsmen
to succeed in their chosen sport.
The Sports
Department at Atmiya Vidya Mandir manages and conducts activities broadly
classified as Intramural and Extramural. The team is also at the heart of
management of all the cultural events and festivals celebrated on campus.
Intramural Activities:
Various inter-house
competitions are carried out throughout the year and points are awarded to the
houses based on their performances. As part of the current academic year, so
far the following competitions have been carried out:
  • Table
    Tennis Competition (July 2,  2011)
  • Football Competition
    (July 30, 2011)
  • Kabaddi Competition
    (September 17, 2011)
  • Volleyball
    Competition (November 12 , 2011)
  • Skating
    Competition (Dec 10, 2011)
  • Annual
    Athletics Meet (February 2 to 5, 2011)
  • Kho-kho
    Competition (February 18, 2011)
  • Any one open
    tournament decided by sports department (March/April)
  • APL, BPL,
    YPL cricket tournament.
Extramural Activities:
Alongside the on
campus sports competitions, the students have also participated in a variety of
District or State level competitions where they have inspired others by their
sportsmanship spirit. Following is a list of all such competitions they have
participated in so far:
  • Football Competition
    (July 30, 2011) – Surat
  • Kabaddi Competition  (July 21, 2011) – Surat
  • Volleyball
    Competition (July 26, 2011) – Surat
  • Handball
    Competition  (Aug 3, 2011) – Surat
  • Kho-Kho Competition  (Aug 4, 2011) – Surat
  • Basketball
    Competition (Aug 16, 2011) – Surat
  • Volleyball
    Competition Asso. (July 21, 2011) – Ahmedabad
  • Skating Competition  (Aug 29, 2011) – Surat
  • Table
    Tennis Competition – C.B.S.E (Sep 4, 2011) – Patan
  • Skating
    Competition – C.B.S.E (Oct 10,2011) – Vadodara
 List of students selected at District or State
or National Levels – 2011/12
SR. NO
NAME OF THE STUDENT
GAME
DATE/PLACE
COACH/MANAGER
LEVEL
1
Abhishek D Patel
Kabaddi
21st Jul
Valmiki
Pradeep Patel / 
Kalpesh Desai
Dist
2
Vikas K Patel
3
Harsh A Ambalia
4
Akshay D Patel
5
Fenil M Patel
6
Harshal V Gadhiya
7
Pranshu M Savani
8
Parth D Patel
Volleyball
26th Jul
M.A.I
Mehul Gandhi / 
Ritesh Desai
Dist
9
Vaishvik B Patel
10
Meet B Chugh
Handball
3rd Aug
Valmiki
Kalpesh Desai / 
Ritesh Desai
State
11
Abhishek D Patel
12
Denish J Zalavadia
Kho-Kho
4th Aug
V.D.Ghaliyara
Pradeep Patel  / 
 
Ritesh Desai
Dist
13
Darshit M Patel
14
Sunny N Patel
15
Vaibhav V Agrawal
16
Akshay D Patel
2011 Report:
Kabaddi
It was the first
time that the school Kabaddi team participated at the Taluka level. The team of
14 – 12 students, Coach Pradeep Patel and Manager Kalpesh Desai participated in
the competition at Valmiki School on the 21st of July 2011.
Our team won the
final match against Valmiki School and 7 students were selected for the District
level competition. Four out of these students participated in the district
level competition and they lost in the semi-final round against Bardoli.
District Level Participants:-
1.      
Akshay D
Patel
2.      
Harshal V
Gadhiya
3.      
Jigar T
Patel
4.      
Abhishek N
Ariwala

Volleyball
The school Volleyball
team comprising of 12 students, Coach Mehul Gandhi, Manager Ritesh Desai, participated
in the district level at the M.A.I High school on the 26th of July 2011.
Our  Under 14 team was defeated in the semi finals
against the Swaminarayan Mission School. However, 2 students were selected for
the state level competition.
The Under 17 team was
defeated in the first round by Vidhya Mangal school.
State Level
Participants:-
1.      
Parth D
Patel
2.      
Vaishvik B
Patel
Our team also
participated in the Open Gujarat Volleyball Association competition. From that
squad, one of our students was selected for the national competition.
National Level
Participant:-
1.      
Parth D
Patel.
Handball
Our team (12
students, Coach Kalpesh Desai , Manager Hemant Dubey) participated in the District
level competition at the Valmiki School on the 3rd of Aug 2011.
Our team was eliminated
in the first round against  Madhi Taluka
team, however, two of our students were selected for the state level
competition.
State Level
Participants:-
1.      
Meet B
Chugh
2.      
Abhishek D
Patel
Kho-Kho
The school Kho-Kho
team took part in the Taluka level competition at the V.D. Galiyara school on
the 4th of Aug 2011.
Our team (12
students, Coach Pradeep Patel, Manager Ritesh Desai) were the runners up
against Valmiki School and 5 students were selected for the District level
competition.
In the district
level competition we were the champions against the Mandvi taluka. From this competition,
one of our students was selected for the state level competition.
District level
participant:-
1.      
Akshay D
Patel
2.      
Darshit M
Patel
3.      
Denish J
Zalavadia
4.      
Vaibhav V
Agarwal
5.      
Sunny N
Patel
State Level
Participant:-
1.      
Akshay D
Patel
Basketball
Our team competed
at the district level at the Essar International school on the 16th of Aug 2011.
Our team (12
students, Coach Ritesh Desai, Manager Anil Makwana) was eliminated in the first
round against  the Swaminarayan Mission
school. Three of our students were selected for the state level competition (2
for stand by).
State Level
Participants:-
1.      
Yogin D
Patel
Stand by:-
2.      
Ravi B
Patel
3.      
Vaishvik M
Patel
Skating
Our team (8
students, Coach Mitesh Salmawala, Manager Kalpesh Desai) took part in the
district level competition at the Sumul Dairy Rink on the 29th of Aug 2011.
In the Under 14 category,
one of our students, and in the Under 17 category two of our students were
selected for the state level competition.
State Level Participants:-
1.Durgesh N Gami.[Under 14]
2.Mishal V
Kansara[Under 17]
3.Parth P
Patel[Under 17]
Table Tennis
Our team at Patan:
Compiled by:
Ramakar Dubey (Head of Sports Department, Atmiya Vidya Mandir)

AVM Family Splurge in Festive Joy

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The little nip in the air in the month of October also heralds the colours of this festive season. In Atmiya Vidya Mandir, after the hectic study schedule of SA1 examination, the school campus gears up to revel in festive spirit with fun, frolic and joy.

Ego and negativity burnt into flames

The
legend underlying every celebration at Atmiya Vidya Mandir, as also its
mode of conduct, gives the students a glimpse of Hindu culture; however,
all festivities celebrate the victory of the forces of Good over Evil, Dussehra or Vijyadashmi add that extra sparkle with a sense of resolution to defeat the negativity of mind giving a way to new and productive thoughts.

On
the auspicious occasion of Vijyadashmi, in the morning assembly,
respected Vijay Sir, the principal of the school explained the students
the moral message of the occasion of Vijyadashmi. It is also considered
to be an auspicious day to begin new things in life, he said.

In the evening, at the basketball ground, the ritual of Ravan Dahan
was performed. Effigy of Ravan, went up in flames across the firmament
as the sun set on the pious day of Vijyadashmi, marking the victory of
good over the evil. All elders of Atmiya family, saints and children
watched in amazement, the dazzling fireworks lightening up the sky, as
the giant size effigy crackled in the fire.

The Twirl-O-Meter of Garba Dance

Every corner of the campus continued to ripple and vibrate with Navratri and Dussehra celebrations. For it is Navratri- the annual Festival dedicated to the powerful Mother Goddess. A rapturous combination of solemnity and joy and hope, the traditional garba dance was organized at the school Basket Ball ground. The tempo of changed perceptibly, after the exam-mania, the excitement was unprecedented and fervour unmatched. The Navratri night extravaganza made the students dancers whirl with the rhythmic movements of their arms to the musical accompaniment of amplifier.

For the ceremonial ritualistic initiation of the festival, a lamp was lit to be placed at the God’s altar. The arena, setting up of lights created the perfect ambience. The pleasure of being together and a roaring and rapturous razzmatazz of the pulsating beats made every student enjoy at fullest. The twirl- o- meter went up when teachers, didis and house masters joined the students swirling and twirling to the rhythmic beats. All were dancing in groups and circles. The dancers of each concentric circle then weave patterns with each other and with members of the other circle. There was a great deal of freedom in the movements. Some of the students- group was indulge creating glimpses of Rasa, the traditional dance of Gujarat. The origin of the Rasa is traced back to the legends connected with the life of Lord Krishna. Oblivious of the passage of time, the students-dancers continued late into the night.

These celebrations coincide with nature at her happiest and most abundant at the green surroundings of the school. It is the end of the cooling, life giving monsoon. For all those who were donning the Navratri ensemble and graving the garba dance for the first time, and even those who rejoice over it every time, it is going to be a memorable experience to cherish forever.