Amity BHAAG India

When Naya Raipur Ran For Her Right To Learn

Events Department

On July 26, 2026, the 4th edition of Amity Bhaag India – Race for Girl Child Education, organised by the Events Department and AIS Naya Raipur, brought thousands of citizens together under the inspiring theme, ‘Run for Her Right to Learn’. The event sought to build awareness and support for equal opportunities for every girl to learn, grow, and fulfil her dreams.
Envisioned by Dr (Mrs) Amita Chauhan, Chairperson, Amity Group of Schools and Ritnand Balved Education Foundation (RBEF), Amity BHAAG India in its journey of four years has evolved into a national movement dedicated to creating awareness and support for girl child education through the Amitasha Foundation and every year, the resolve to nurture educated girls becomes stronger.
Addressing the participants virtually, the Chairperson said,  “Amity Bhaag India is not merely a marathon; it is a movement of hope, empowerment, and opportunity. Every step taken today reflects our collective commitment to ensuring that every girl child receives the education she deserves.”
Featuring 10km, 5km and 3km race categories, the marathon witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, educators, government officials, defence personnel, corporate professionals, fitness enthusiasts, cyclists, and families from across Chhattisgarh. The opening ceremony was graced by Sanjay Yadav, DIG, Border Security Force (BSF), as the guest of honour, while the race was flagged off by Gaurav Singh, IAS, district magistrate, Raipur. The closing and prize distribution ceremony was presided over by Dayanand Singh, divisional railway manager (DRM), South East Central Railway, Raipur, along with Prof (Dr) Piyushkant Pandey, vice chancellor, Amity University Chhattisgarh. The winners were felicitated with cash prizes, trophies, and certificates. The event was supported by eminent sponsors and partners from the healthcare and food industry, corporate, banking, PSUs, and media channels.

Study@UK fair

ACCGC

The Study @ UK Open House – University Fair, was organised by the Amity Career Counselling & Guidance Cell (ACCGC) in collaboration with the British Council, bringing together 32 prestigious UK universities at AIS VKC Lucknow campus on July 28, 2026.
The fair witnessed enthusiastic participation from more than 250 students of Classes XI and XII from AIS VKC Lko, AIS VYC Lko, and AIS Jagdishpur. It offered students and parents a valuable opportunity to interact one-to-one with university representatives, ask questions, explore academic programmes, understand scholarship opportunities, and gain first-hand insights into studying in the UK. The participating universities included renowned institutions such as Imperial College London, The University of Edinburgh, University of Birmingham, University of Leeds, University of Sheffield, University of Greenwich, and more.
Representatives from the British Council, Vishu Sharma and Himani Taneja, also conducted interactive sessions with the students, addressing their queries on various aspects of the UK’s higher education. These conversations centred around courses, degree structures, entry requirements, application procedures, portfolio development, scholarships, funding, as well as student life in the UK.

Chess champion

AIS Gurugram 46

Divik Jain of Class VII won the Championship Trophy in the Under-14 Boys category of the 59th SGFI State Chess Championship 2026-27, organised by Sports Games Federation of India (SGFI) from September 5-7, 2026. Representing district Gurugram and displaying excellent strategic skills, Divik secured the first position among 22 participating district teams.
School principal Dr Arti Chopra congratulated the  chess master and encouraged him to keep exploring new horizons with his exceptional talent.

PVOLVE - 2026

AIS Pushp Vihar

The 2nd edition of PVOLVE, the interschool MUN was organised by the school from August 10-12, 2026. The three-day event witnessed participation of 701 young delegates from various schools of Delhi-NCR including Amity Group of Schools. They debated and deliberated upon various global issues across a total of nine committees.
The Economic and Financial Committee of The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA ECOFIN) picked up the agenda of long-term mitigative economic frameworks and restructuring sovereign debt amidst trade disruptions; The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) acted like a live crisis committee requiring delegates to resolve complex global conflicts in real time; United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) touched upon mitigating the environmental consequences of armed conflicts and strengthening international cooperation with special emphasis on the Persian Gulf; United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) took to formulating mitigative policies to address protracted displacement for refugees; United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) discussed on how to reduce the socio-economic fallout of crises on women; United Nations Educational, Scientific & Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) had the agenda of deliberating  measures to balance freedom of expression with the regulation of media and cultural diversity; All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM) deliberated on the restrictions and contemporary challenges pertaining to freedom of speech and expression; Paris Peace Conference 1919 had its agenda centred around drafting a sustainable post-war settlement to rebuild Europe; Geneva AI Summit 2050 discussed a global security crisis triggered by a rogue, self-improving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The proceeding of committees were meticulously reported by journalists, photographers, and artists of the International Press (IP) who designed a newsletter and a wonderful four-minute video. PVOLVE concluded with the closing ceremony wherein the best delegates from each committee were felicitated with awards and cash prizes.