Adani Vidyalaya’s “Pravesh-Utsav” Ignites Hope in Hazira
The commitment of the Adani Foundation, particularly through Navchetan Vidyalaya here in Hajira, to holistic education and community engagement is truly exemplary

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Surat, Gujarat – A vibrant celebration of new beginnings unfolded today at Navchetan Adani Vidyalaya, Junagam (Shivrajpur), as the school marked its “Pravesh-Utsav” (Admission Festival) in the special presence of Surat District Education Officer Dr. Bhagirathsinh Parmar. The heartwarming event saw 40 newly admitted students receive not just their essential books and uniforms, but also a unique symbol of growth and nurture: a sapling of a fruitful plant for each child and their parents to cultivate.
The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm as young aspirants stepped into their new academic journey. District Education Officer Dr. Bhagirathsinh Parmar, the chief guest, expressed his profound appreciation for the Adani Foundation’s unwavering dedication to educational upliftment. “School is a telescope of opportunities,” Dr. Parmar articulated, inspiring the students and parents, “where students can explore their passion, discover their talent, and unlock the doors of infinite possibilities.” He lauded the diverse educational initiatives spearheaded by the Adani Foundation, highlighting their Adani-run schools, Adani Vidya Mandir, the impactful Utthan Project, and the Udaan Project.
Dr. Parmar particularly commended groundbreaking efforts such as the “Gujlish (Global Medium)” approach and the various skill-oriented workshops that are shaping a new generation of learners. “The commitment of the Adani Foundation, particularly through Navchetan Vidyalaya here in Hajira, to holistic education and community engagement is truly exemplary,” he added, acknowledging the Foundation’s comprehensive reach.
The event resonated deeply with the local community. Parents, villagers, and trustees of the Navchetan Trust gathered in large numbers, demonstrating their unwavering support for the school and its mission. “To see my child receive such a warm welcome, with new books and even a plant, makes me incredibly hopeful for their future,” shared Rameshbhai Darji, a parent of a newly admitted student. “It shows the school cares not just about studies, but about their overall growth.”
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