Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Kalyan School Hosts Inter-Science Exhibition Blending Robotics, Environment And Traditional Indian Art Forms
A school in Kalyan hosted a big science exhibition where students from different schools showed off their cool projects.
They had robots, models of the human body, and even traditional Indian art like decorated clay pots.
Important people like the school chairman and a police officer came to see the projects.
The exhibition was a hit with parents and visitors, who loved seeing what the students had made.
The school wanted to show that science and art can go together, and the students did a great job!
Seth Hirachand Mutha School (CBSE) in Kalyan organized an Inter-School Science Exhibition on July 25.
Students from various schools across Kalyan, Mumbai, and Thane participated, showcasing projects on robotics, human anatomy, environmental conservation, and traditional Indian art.
The exhibition was inaugurated by Trust Chairman Prakash Mutha, Assistant Commissioner of Police Ashok Honmane, and Trustee Anvesha Mutha.
Nearly 700 parents and residents attended the event, appreciating the students' efforts and creativity.
The event aimed to foster a scientific temperament while encouraging students to connect with Indian art, culture, and traditional values.
- Who
- Students from various schools across Kalyan, Mumbai, and Thane
- What
- Inter-School Science Exhibition
- When
- July 25
- Where
- Seth Hirachand Mutha School (CBSE), Kalyan
- Why
- To cultivate a scientific temperament among students while encouraging them to remain connected with Indian art, culture, and traditional values.
Traditional Art Advocates
Modern Science Advocates
Educational Focus
Traditional Art Advocates
Emphasizes the importance of preserving and promoting traditional Indian art forms as part of cultural heritage.
Modern Science Advocates
Prioritizes the advancement of modern science and technology to drive innovation and progress.
- Event Name
- Inter-School Science Exhibition
- Organizer
- Seth Hirachand Mutha School (CBSE)
- Date
- July 25
- Location
- Kalyan, Mumbai and Thane
- Number of Participants
- 700 parents and residents
- Key Guests
- Prakash Mutha, Ashok Honmane, Anvesha Mutha
- Event Duration
- One day