RUSSIAN CULTURAL PROGRAMME- KAZACHYE RADOLYE

Inderprastha Engineering College, in collaboration with the Russian Cultural Centre, organized a cultural event titled “KazachyeRazdolye” on 14th January 2026 at IPEC, Ghaziabad. The programme showcased spectacular Russian dance performances that captivated the audience.

The event also featured a graceful Kathak solo and a melodious group singing performance, both of which were highly appreciated. Students of Class IX from Arwachin International School attended the programme and gained valuable insight into Russian dance and culture.

The event was attended by Mrs. Priya Grover, Mrs. Yog Jyoti Rohatgi, Mrs. Lochan Chaudhary, Mr. Dilip Sagar Shah, and Mr. Vicky Kumar. The Russian dancers also presented an Indian dance, followed by a delightful fusion of Kathak and Russian dance, which was a highlight of the programme. Overall, the event was an enriching and memorable experience for everyone present.

Distinguished NCC Visit at Arwachin International School

Date: 13 January 2026

Arwachin International School had the honour of welcoming Deputy Group Commander, Group ‘B’, Colonel Chandra Pal Singh Khati and Administrative Officer Colonel Sansar Singh on 13 January 2026.

On arrival, the dignitaries were presented with a smart and well-coordinated Guard of Honour by the NCC cadets of Unit 5 DBN, reflecting excellent standards of discipline, drill, and turnout. The officers appreciated the confidence, bearing, and precision displayed by the cadets.

During the visit, the officers closely observed the dedication and enthusiasm of the NCC cadets, the consistent support of the school management, and received a detailed briefing by the Associate NCC Officer, Lt Dinesh Chand Papnay, highlighting the unit’s training activities, achievements, and future initiatives.

The officers interacted with the cadets and commended the overall performance, discipline, and motivation of the unit. The visit proved to be highly inspiring and has been recorded as a proud and memorable day in the history of Arwachin International School, dated 13 January 2026.

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Proud Achievement for Arwachin International School at Khelo India Beach Games 2026

Date: 5 January to 10 January 2026

Arwachin International School proudly shares a moment of honour as Mr. Dinesh Chand Papnay, Physical Education Teacher of the school, was appointed as a Technical Official by the Tug of War Federation of India for the prestigious Khelo India Beach Games 2026.

The national-level event was held from 5 January to 10 January 2026 at Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, bringing together top athletes and officials from across the country. Mr. Papnay performed his duties with dedication, professionalism, and integrity, contributing to the smooth conduct of the Tug of War competitions.

This achievement is a matter of great pride not only for Mr. Dinesh Chand Papnay but also for Arwachin International School, as it reflects the school’s strong commitment towards sports excellence and national-level participation.

The school management congratulates Mr. Papnay for this recognition and wishes him continued success in his sporting and professional journey.

NIHONGO Partners’ Workshop at JFND

An enriching workshop was organized under the NIHONGO Partners Programme on 10th January 2026 at the Japan Foundation, New Delhi (JFND). The sessions aimed to deepen the  understanding of the participants in  Japanese language and culture through interactive and experiential learning.

The morning session titled ‘Discover the Flavors of Japan’, was conducted by Ms. Hamauchi Kaoru. The workshop introduced participants to various aspects of Japanese food culture, highlighting the cultural significance of Japanese cuisine, eating manners, and food-related vocabulary. The session encouraged participants to view food as an important medium for cultural exchange and language learning.

The afternoon session titled ‘Let’s Play with Onomatopoeia’, was conducted by Mr. Kishi Hiroto, NIHONGO Partner from Arwachin International School. This hands-on session focused on Japanese onomatopoeia and demonstrated creative ways to teach them through games, movement, and classroom activities. The session clearly showed how onomatopoeia can enhance students’ expressive ability and make language learning enjoyable.

Mrs. Vandana Jain, Japanese Language teacher, participated in both the sessions. The ideas and activities shared during both the sessions will be extremely useful in classroom practice. They will help to create a more interactive, culturally rich, and learner-centered environment, encouraging students to develop both linguistic skills and cultural awareness.