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Description : Pragyan Public School, Jewar, was blessed with a divine and spiritually enriching occasion as the 18-day ISKCON Noida–Vrindavan Padayatra, led by His Holiness Lokanath Swami Maharaj, arrived at the school on 13 October 2026. The sacred journey, which commenced on 3 October from ISKCON Noida Temple, is proceeding towards the Sri Krishna Balaram Temple in Vrindavan, spreading the message of devotion, love, and spiritual harmony. The school extended a warm and reverential welcome to the revered saints and devotees through traditional aarti and prayers. The welcome ceremony was graced by School Manager Dr. Harish Kumar Sharma and Principal Dr. Deepti Sharma, along with H.G. Radha Kund Prabhu (Co-President, ISKCON Noida), Chakrapani Das Prabhu, Devaki Nandan Gopal Das Prabhu, Sharadotsav Das Prabhu, Tulsi Krishna Prabhu, Radha Govind Seva Prabhu, Revati Prannath Prabhu, Ujjwal Krishna Prabhu, Padma Lochan Prabhu, Sarang Thakur Prabhu, and members of the ISKCON Jewar family. The melodious chants of the Hare Krishna Mahamantra filled the entire campus with divine energy, devotion, and positivity. The school also made thoughtful arrangements for the saints’ rest and comfort, reflecting its deep respect for spiritual traditions and the values of seva and hospitality. The occasion was further graced by the presence of Mr. Vijay Kumar Sharma, Mr. Nepal Singh Nigam, Mrs. Sheetal Rastogi, Mrs. Rashmi Talan, Mrs. Neetu, and other members of the school fraternity. Addressing the gathering, Dr. Harish Kumar Sharma, School Manager, expressed his heartfelt joy, stating that the presence of saints transforms a place into a sacred pilgrimage. He added that the visit of the ISKCON Padayatra was a blessing for the school and that the association of spiritually enlightened personalities provides students with invaluable moral and cultural values. Dr. Deepti Sharma, Principal, expressed that a school is not merely a centre of academic learning but also a temple of values. She emphasized that the visit of the revered saints offered students a meaningful opportunity to experience devotion, discipline, humility, and the spirit of selfless service. The Padayatra is scheduled to reach Vrindavan Dham on 20 October 2026, coinciding with the auspicious beginning of the holy month of Kartik. Devotees from different walks of life are participating in this sacred journey, immersing themselves in the bliss of Krishna consciousness. The divine visit became a memorable and spiritually uplifting experience for the entire Pragyan Public School fraternity, strengthening its commitment to nurturing not only knowledgeable learners but also compassionate, disciplined, and value-driven individuals. Hare Krishna! Radhe Radhe!