Ramayana Masam has indeed begun today, July 17th, 2025, and will continue until August 16th. This month-long spiritual observance in Kerala, India, is dedicated to the recitation and reflection of the epic Ramayana, specifically the _Adhyatma Ramayanam Kilippattu_ composed by Thunchath Ezhuthachan.

A time for spiritual introspection and seeking divine protection during the lean period of Karkidakam due to heavy monsoons and agricultural inactivity. The epic Ramayana is read in traditional Hindu houses, Hindu organizations, and temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu throughout the month.

National Youth Skill Day is observed annually on July 15 to celebrate and promote the importance of skill development among young people across the country. This day commemorates the launch of the Skill India Mission by the Government of India in 2015, an initiative designed to empower youth through training in various vocational and technical fields. 

Amrita Vidyalayam, Kozhikode joyfully celebrated the beginning of the Spiritual Month with the commencement of Ramayana Month on 18th July. The entire day was filled with the divine and traditional essence of the Ramayana, creating a truly spiritual atmosphere throughout the campus.

Children were excited and enthusiastic, proudly presenting themselves in beautiful Ramayana-themed costumes. Their dedication, confidence, and character portrayal were truly commendable. Our little ones surprised everyone with their expressive attitude and graceful presentation.

Environment Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Amrita Vidyalayam, Kannur. A special awareness session was conducted for students by Mr. P.V. Pushparajan, retired district excise officer. The inauguration of the Mathrubhumi SEED programme was marked by students placing their fingerprints on a symbolic tree canopy.   

Drugs are harmful substances that destroy not only our health but also our dreams, families, and society. They promise false happiness and temporary relief, but in reality, they trap people in a dangerous cycle of addiction and suffering. International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking observed every year on June 26. Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1987. 

As part of our cultural enrichment initiatives, Amrita Vidyalayam Pathanamthitta celebrated Ramayana Day with great devotion and enthusiasm. The event aimed to introduce students to the timeless values and teachings of the epic Ramayana, fostering moral education and cultural awareness.

We celebrated the start of Ramayana month with great fervor. Our KG to 2nd-grade students dressed up as Ramayanam characters, watched videos, and Ramayana Parayanam was included during the Prayer Session, fostering a deeper connection with its rich heritage. A vibrant procession was conducted within the school premises to celebrate Ramayana Day. As part of the festivities, students joyfully sang the sacred "Rama mantra" while marching in the procession.

The school observed Ramayana Day on July 17th with great devotion. Ms. Bindu recited passages from the Ramayana, while Mrs. Beena V. Nair spoke about Lord Rama's noble qualities and virtues. A quiz based on the epic was also conducted.

In today's materialistic world, it's crucial for children to learn from exemplary figures like Sita and Rama, who selflessly prioritized others' well-being over their own.

Amrita Kala Siri 2025 unfolded as a vibrant celebration of talent and imagination at Amrita Vidyalayam, Bengaluru. Students from Grades 1 to 10 participated enthusiastically in a wide array of inter-class competitions, each event highlighting the artistic, intellectual, and expressive strengths of our young learners. 

The day brimmed with colour, energy, and originality—right from the imaginative storytelling and colouring activities in the lower grades to the thought-provoking skits and digital presentations by our senior students. 

Doctors are often called “Life Savers” or “Second Gods” because they heal and comfort people in need. Doctor’s Day is an opportunity to appreciate their hard work and sacrifices.Express gratitude for their commitment, especially during crises like pandemics.Inspire young people to join the medical profession.   To recognize the dedication and selfless service of doctors towards society.To honor doctors who work tirelessly to save lives and improve health.