Gudhi Padwa is a traditional Hindu festival celebrated as the Maharashtrian New Year, marking the beginning of the Chaitra month in the Hindu calendar. It symbolizes prosperity, good luck, and new beginnings. On this day, people hoist a Gudhi—a decorated flag with a silk cloth, neem leaves, mango leaves, a garland, and an inverted silver or copper pot—outside their homes as a sign of victory and positivity. The festival is celebrated with rituals, rangoli, festive meals, and processions, bringing families and communities together in joy and devotion

The much-anticipated Annual Sports Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and excitement at Tokerud Hall in Oslo. The event, which promotes teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical fitness, saw active participation from students, staff, and even parents, making it a memorable occasion for everyone.

Gudhi Padwa is a traditional Hindu festival celebrated as the Maharashtrian New Year, marking the beginning of the Chaitra month in the Hindu calendar. It symbolizes prosperity, good luck, and new beginnings. On this day, people hoist a Gudhi—a decorated flag with a silk cloth, neem leaves, mango leaves, a garland, and an inverted silver or copper pot—outside their homes as a sign of victory and positivity. The festival is celebrated with rituals, rangoli, festive meals, and processions, bringing families and communities together in joy and devotion