January 2021
I hope you are doing fine. It was a tough year for all of us. Our school children and communities are still feeling the impact but have found innovative ways to succeed. Read ahead to find out how. The year 2020 was an unusual time of extraordinary discord. But there were
January2022
January means – Moving Forward I hope that this finds you and your loved ones in good mental and physical health. We live in precarious times, so I urge you to follow all safety protocols and stay healthy. As for us at Mrida, January has always been a memorable month.
February2022
The year began slowly, but now it is rushing by. The COVID restrictions were lifted on 1st February 2022 allowing all our children to return to school. The children brought immense cheer and enthusiasm with them. We loved it. Narmada Jayanti celebrated at Riverside Natural School. Glimpses from the Raja Hriday Shah Golden Baby
March2022
Remember last month I told you that sometimes, even if the progress is slow, sometimes the only thing one can do in life is to keep the momentum going. Keep moving in the direction of your dreams. Eventually, success strikes. And oh how! Four Teams garner top 6 positions in
April2022
I am so thankful that you take the time to read my monthly anecdotes. I would like to say that it has been equally rewarding for me, almost like a zen ritual to sit down and write to you every month. It gives me a few minutes to recollect the events,
June2022
Happiness is being courageous in that one moment. A moment that defines the path for not just one individual but for generations to come. When we started working with the children of tribal communities, we wanted to excel in education and we wanted to do contextual education. So, when we
July2022
Each passing month at Mrida this year has been a step forward in all the areas we work on Be it curbing anemia among our students or winning State level football tournaments Yes our U 17 Girls team won the State Level Subroto Championship and will now represent at the
January 2023
When we started working with the children of tribal communities we wanted to excel in education and we wanted to do contextual education So when we started to work in football many couldn 8217 t relate to the concept Many told us not to work in sports in an area
April 2023
Previous Next Arvind Tekam of Grade 9 and Abhishek Marawi of Grade 8 secured Third Place in 2023 CEL Hackathon Competing against 254 participants from 10 cities in India. Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire. These powerful words from Swami Vivekananda encapsulate
July 2023
Friend of Mrida, you made a difference. Previous Next Mrida’s maiden 10th Grade batch shines brightly The highlight for Mrida in the month of June was the Class 10th results of our first batch of students. This batch had a total of 16 students with 14 boys and 2 girls.
November 2023
Lights, Football, Action! 2023 November Chronicles of Mrida Previous Next Mrida Girl’s Subroto State Champions-Twice In a remarkable display of skill and determination, our youth football team showcased exceptional growth at the 62nd Subroto Mukherjee Cup, despite the challenge of competing in the under-17 age group with an average age