KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SANGATHAN

Ms. Archana Jaiswal, Assistant Commissioner, KVS RO Lucknow, won the quiz competition at Bharat Bodhan AI conclave 2026, organised by the Ministry of Education, and received angvastram, a momento, and an AI-enabled laptop

Ms. Meenakshi Yadav, PGT Chemistry, PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya Sec. 5 Dwarka, got a chance to participate in the quiz: Kaun Banega Crorepati 17.

Dr. Preeti Raina, PGT Physics teacher at Kendriya Vidyalaya Chhatarpur, brought pride to the KVS family by delivering an outstanding performance at the National Bench Press Weightlifting Championship held in Faridabad. Demonstrating remarkable skill, rigorous practice, discipline, and strong determination, she secured the Silver Medal in the competition.

Sh. Tarun Kumar Dash of PM SHRI KV Koraput received the prestigious National Teacher’s Award 2025 from Hon’ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu on the occasion of Teachers' Day 2025. Shri Tarun Kumar Dash has been honoured for igniting the spirit of education and inspiring society through his creative short films (Pahiya Kursi, Dadaji Ka Thela, Sadak, Master Ji, Bachchon Ki Zubani, Parivartan, and Ghar-Ghar Tiranga). A unique feature of his inspiring films is that the roles are enacted by Kendriya Vidyalaya students, teachers, and parents themselves. Through these films, Shri Dash has successfully conveyed powerful social messages.

Ashi Grewal, a student of PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya Hisar Cantt. (2025 Pass-out) created history by securing an outstanding 99.99 percentile in JEE (Main) 2026, emerging as the only female topper in the examination.

Jeevamsh Subramanya, a student of PM SHRI KV Malleswaram, won 5 Gold, 2 Silver, and 1 Bronze Medals in the AOSI Swimming Championship 2026 held at Bangkok.

Samaksh Ashok, a student of Kendriya Vidyalaya DRDO, received the Candidate Master title for 2026 from the International Chess Federation (FIDE). This prestigious recognition marks a significant milestone in his chess journey and brings pride to the KV fraternity.

Vihan Raj, a student of PM SHRI KV Jalore, Jaipur won the gold medal at the Moscow Wushu Star Championship 2025, held in Moscow Russia.

Divyana Dorothy Haloi, a student of PM SHRI KV Khanapara won the Gold Medal in the Cadet Girls Taekwondo at the 4th national Cadet & Junior Taekwondo Championship, held in Dehradun. Selected to represent India at the 6th Asian Cadet Taekwondo Championship in Kuching, Malaysia.

Akshara Balasaheb Kale student of PM SHRI KV Chatrapati Sambhaji Nagar Cantt. won the Champion of Champions Award with outstanding performance of 576 Suryanamaskar and received Rs. 21000/- Cash

Kripali Sunil student of PM SHRI KV, Payyannur, was selected for the prestigious SAKURA Science High School Program in Japan under the INSPIRE-MANAK Scheme.

Lochan Chetry, a student of PM SHRI KV Kokrajhar, secured a Gold medal at the 6th Asian Yogasana Sports Championship in Dubai from August 9th to 11th, 2025.

Yuvraj Singh student of Kendriya Vidyalaya, Sector 47, Chandigarh won a Gold Medal, Trophy and was crowned with the title of 'World Champion' in the Final International Round of the 'Global League of Winners, Inc. (Mathematics)' held in Malaysia.

P. Kriitika student of KV IISc secured 3 Gold, 1 Silver, and 1 Bronze Medals at the 5th National Fin Swimming Championship 2025, held at Yemmekere Swimming Pool, Mangalore, from 19th Dec to 22nd Dec 2025, organised by the Underwater Sports Federation of India (USFI).

Dhairya Samahita Naveen student of PM SHRI KV Jalahalli No. 1 was part of the team that represented India at the UIPM World Championship 2025 and won a silver medal (U-19 Boys Triathle Category) held at Mossel Bay, South Africa, 2025.

Shubranshini Priyadarshini student of Dr. Rajendra Prasad KV won 01 Gold, 01 Silver & 01 Broze medals at the 28th Dubai Invitational Short Course Championship held at Hamdan Sports Complex, Dubai.

Heer, student of Dr. Rajendra Prasad KV won two Bronze medals at the 28th Dubai Invitational Short Course Championship held at Hamdan Sports Complex, Dubai.

Aishi’s story begins not in a laboratory, but with scrap paper. Old newspapers became pencils. Simple ideas turned into sustainable solutions. Her work in natural farming and low-cost, electricity-free innovations reflects a belief that progress does not always need complexity, only intention. She started early, experimenting, failing, and trying again. When she says she wants to create solutions “useful for common people and friendly to nature,” it doesn’t sound like ambition. It sounds like instinct. She began her journey in Class 4 through an ISRO model-making competition and later received the INSPIRE MANAK State Award in 2022.

At the age of 7, Dhinidhi was already the youngest swimmer in the country. By 2024, she stood on the Olympic stage as India’s second youngest swimmer, breaking three national records and winning 42 medals across international competitions. Her journey is built on early mornings, relentless practice, and an unwavering belief that the next lap can always be better. Her achievements strongly highlight the growing capabilities and immense potential of youth in the Indian sports arena. Continuous practice, self-confidence, and unwavering dedication toward her goal earned her one achievement after another. The honor bestowed by the President is not only a matter of pride for her but also a source of inspiration to reach even greater heights.