### Two-Day Vidya Vaibhav International Conference & Awards 2025 Concludes

Udaipur, The Vidya Vaibhav International Educational Conference & Awards 2025, organized by Vidya Vaibhav International, concluded at Ananta Resort, Udaipur, after two days of impactful deliberations, cultural festivities, and recognition of excellence. The event brought together educators from 20 states and 4 countries, creating a platform for cross-border exchange of ideas and innovation in education.

Chief Guest Rajkumari Jahanvi Kumari emphasized the urgent need to prioritize mental health in school education, while also ensuring that learning continues to nurture cultural values—a message that left a deep impression on the audience.

Keynote sessions by Pramod Sharma, Major General Kulkarni, Lt. General Pramod Sehgal, and Dr. Gururaj Karajagi challenged conventional perspectives, addressing topics ranging from leadership in schools to the global role of education. Vibrant debates on technology adoption, sustainable development goals, the making of Olympians, and internationalism in education set the tone for the conference.

The second day featured a high-energy session on Early Childhood Education, with international speakers including Jamtsho (Bhutan), Ms. Theresa Ashanti Lakamali Seneviratne (Sri Lanka), and Madhukar Narayan (Mauritius). Their perspectives added a truly global dimension to the discussions.

The evening witnessed the Vidya Vaibhav Awards, where educators were honored across 10 individual categories and 8 school categories through a completely merit-based process. The ceremony was followed by a vibrant cultural performance by students of Rockwoods Group of Schools, Udaipur. The conference also launched its inaugural publication, “Reflection”, along with unveiling future initiatives to carry forward its momentum.

In his closing remarks, Shrutidhar Arya, President of Vidya Vaibhav, said:
“Vidya Vaibhav is not just an event, it is a collective movement. Our focus has always been on dialogue over performance, recognition over revenue, and collaboration over competition. The overwhelming response in Udaipur proves this is just the beginning.”