The 30th National Annual Sahodaya Conference of School Complexes was recently held at Kolkata’s charming P.C. Chandra Gardens by Kolkata Sahodaya in association with the prestigious Techno India Group. This was the first time this important conference was hosted in Eastern India. 1,300 principals, educators, and stakeholders from all over India and Dubai, Oman, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Nepal came together for this historic occasion.

Through a lively display of cultural legacy, the conference, which began with a networking and cultural evening, captured the essence of Bengal. With enthralling performances and cultural exhibits, Techno India Group proudly hosted the curtain-raiser event, showcasing the region’s customs.

The inaugural ceremony was graced by dignitaries like Ms.Praggya M Singh Director (Academic),CBSE, Dr Biswajit Saha, Director (Skill Educatin) CBSE, Mr Manoj Srivastava Director (Training) CBSE, Mr Ram Shankar Regional Officer CBSE Dubai, Mr Vivek Kumar Singh Chief Vigilance Officer CBSE, Mr Hilal Ahmed Jt secretary (Academic) CBSE, MS Anjali Chopra’ Jt Secretary( Academics)CBSE, Ms Prachi Under Secretary CBSE, Sri K Srinivasan  Jt Secretary & Regional Officer CBSE Regional Officer Bhubaneswar, Mr T Mate Jt Secretary & Head Centre Of Excellence (CoE) CBSE Regional Officer Bhubaneswa, Shri Arup Sarkar President Kolkata Sahodaya, Mr Sujit Kumar Jana, Secretary, Kolkata Sahodaya, Ms Sunita Arora, Jt Secretary Kolkata Sahodaya, Mr Sushant Dash Treasurer Kolkata Sahodaya, Loveleen Sehgal Jt Treasurer Kolkata Sahodaya, Ms Sangeeta Tandon Executive Member Kolkata Sahodaya, Mr Arun Kumar Dasgupta Executive Member Kolkata Sahodaya and Prof. Manoshi Roychowdhury, Co-Chairperson, Techno India Group.

Leading dignitaries, such as senior officials from the Ministry of Education and CBSE, gave stimulating talks highlighting creativity and cooperation in education.

Dynamic performances were on display that evening.

To foster friendship and idea sharing among educators, delegates visited cultural booths exhibiting Bengal’s heritage.

The conference provided an opportunity to celebrate educational achievements, have meaningful conversations, and encourage cooperation among CBSE schools. Over the following two days, delegates will take part in stimulating seminars on leadership, innovation, and diversity in education.

Priyanka Dutta