National Mathematics Day

✨ National Mathematics Day

Every year on 22 December, we celebrate National Mathematics Day in honour of the birth anniversary of the great Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. His extraordinary genius and contributions to number theory, infinite series, and mathematical analysis continue to inspire scholars around the world even today.

In 2012, on the occasion of Ramanujan’s 125th birth anniversary, the Government of India declared this day as National Mathematics Day to promote a culture of logical thinking and appreciation for mathematics among students. The celebration reminds us that mathematics is not merely a subject of calculations, but a language of patterns that helps us understand the world around us.

The school library plays a meaningful role in enriching mathematical curiosity. On this day, students explore books related to mathematical puzzles, biographies of mathematicians, mathematical history, and problem-solving strategies. Activities such as quiz competitions, puzzles, math storytelling, and hands-on demonstrations encourage learners to see mathematics as a creative and enjoyable discipline.

Srinivasa Ramanujan’s journey—from self-taught prodigy in Tamil Nadu to a legendary figure at Cambridge University—teaches us that talent, determination, and passion can break every barrier. His contributions, including the famous number 1729, continue to fascinate generations of mathematicians.

Let us celebrate National Mathematics Day by embracing curiosity, questioning patterns, and developing a love for numbers. Through reading, exploring, and reflecting, may our library continue to be a space where mathematical imagination grows and inspires young minds.

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63rd Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan Foundation Day 2025

Every year on 15 December, Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) Foundation Day is observed to commemorate the establishment of one of India’s most respected educational organizations. Founded in 1963, KVS was created with the noble objective of providing uniform, quality education to the children of transferable Central Government employees, especially defence personnel.

Kendriya Vidyalayas have played a vital role in promoting national integration by bringing together students from diverse cultural, linguistic, and regional backgrounds under a common curriculum. Affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and academically supported by NCERT, KVs ensure continuity of education for students whose families frequently relocate across the country.

KVS Foundation Day is an occasion to reflect on the organization’s enduring commitment to academic excellence, discipline, and value-based education. Schools celebrate the day through special assemblies, talks, exhibitions, quizzes, cultural programmes, and library activities that highlight the history, vision, and achievements of Kendriya Vidyalayas.

As KVS continues its journey, it remains dedicated to nurturing knowledgeable, responsible, and socially aware citizens, staying true to its motto “Tat Tvam Pooshann Apavrunu”, which emphasizes the pursuit of truth and enlightenment.

First KV in India-  Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala in 1964 in Pattom

First KV in Assam- KV Khanapara, Guwahati, founded in 1966

Total number of KVs- 1,289 functional Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) in India, with three more located abroad

Abroad- Kathmandu, Moscow, and Tehran

KVS Chairman- Current Commissioner: Sh. Vikas Gupta, IAS, Joined: December 4, 2025

• Total Employees: 56,810
• Teaching Staff: ~50,456
• Non-Teaching Staff: ~6,354
• Students: ~1.37 million (13,71,183)

Motto: Tattvaṁ pūṣaṇa apāvr̥ṇu ("O Sun, please uncover that (truth)

It consists images of rising Sun, open books, flying / buoyant birds and India's tricolor flag along with the KVs motto written in Devanagari.