Shri Ram Global School Blog

Every society dreams of progress, but no society can truly call itself free until it is free of injustice, inequality, and silent suffering . Social evils are not just outdated customs; they are deeply rooted habits that survive because too many people choose silence over action. In this blog, we explore what social evils really are, why they still exist, and how each one of us—without being an activist or a social worker—can become a powerful force for change. What Exactly is a Social Evil? A social evil is any harmful practice or belief system that undermines human dignity . Some are loud and visible, while others live quietly in everyday conversations, homes, institutions, and mindsets. Visible Social Evils include: Child labour Domestic violence Dowry practices Caste discrimination Gender-based violence Silent Social Evils include: Body shaming Gender bias Colourism Economic inequality Social exclusion of marginalized groups These are not jus...

Every year, India celebrates Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day) on October 31 , commemorating the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India . This special day reminds us that the true strength of our nation lies in its unity, diversity, and shared purpose. For schools and young learners, Rashtriya Ekta Diwas is more than just a date—it’s an opportunity to reflect on what makes India strong and how every student can contribute to that strength. The Legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel played a historic role in uniting India after independence. Through his vision, determination, and diplomacy, he brought together over 560 princely states to form one strong and independent nation. His efforts laid the foundation for modern India, making him a true symbol of national integration. Known as the Iron Man of India, Patel’s leadership continues to inspire generations to work towards harmony, equality, and collective progress. Rashtriya ...

Education is not merely about textbooks, exams, and grades—it is about awakening young minds, inspiring empathy, and helping students understand life through multiple perspectives. The Class 12 students of Shri Ram Global School beautifully embodied this belief through a collaborative classroom activity inspired by the movie Taare Zameen Par. The project not only showcased their creativity but also reflected their emotional intelligence, teamwork, and understanding of moral values and social issues. The Purpose Behind the Activity The aim of the activity was to engage students in a reflective learning experience that combines art, moral education, and social awareness. Taare Zameen Par—a film that deeply touches the heart—served as the perfect medium for students to understand how compassion, patience, and creativity can transform lives. Rather than simply watching the movie for entertainment, the Class 12 students analyzed it with a thoughtful lens. They discussed key takeaways, socia...

  By Vishwam Pant | Shri Ram Global School, Greater Noida As a XII-grade student, I often wonder about the world I am inheriting. Studying social issues like poverty , discrimination , mental health crises , and the erosion of civic values in my school syllabus opened my eyes to the harsh realities that many face every day. Inspired by a strong desire to contribute meaningfully, I assumed the role of a social worker in my mind—a role that asks not for grand solutions but for small, consistent actions driven by empathy. Understanding Key Social Issues I began by addressing economic inequality , highlighting how poverty affects real people’s daily lives and triggers a cascade of related problems such as crime, poor health, and limited educational opportunities. Next, I explored discrimination in its many forms—whether based on race, religion, gender, or other identities—emphasizing its corrosive impact on human dignity and societal cohesion. The mental health crisis stood out a...

 In today’s fast-paced world, mental health has become one of the most critical yet misunderstood aspects of student well-being. In a heartfelt and insightful podcast by Navya (Grade 12-E) , she courageously addresses the pressing issue of mental health stigma, especially within school communities.  What is Mental Health Stigma? Mental health stigma refers to the negative attitudes and beliefs that society holds toward individuals struggling with mental health issues. These stereotypes often lead to shame, isolation, and reluctance to seek help. Key Highlights from Navya’s Podcast: * The importance of acknowledging emotions without judgment. * How stigma stops students from speaking up or seeking support. * The role of schools, families, and peers in breaking the silence. * Encouraging a safe and inclusive environment where mental wellness is prioritized.  Navya reminds us that: "Mental health is just as important as physical health, and seeking help is a strength, not a ...

  Empowering Young Minds through Real-World Media Exposure At Shri Ram Global School, Greater Noida, we believe that learning goes far beyond the classroom. This belief came to life when our bright student, Dhruv from Grade XI-E , was nominated for an exclusive Summer Training Program in Journalism organized by The Times of India – NIE (Newspaper in Education) for the academic year 2025–26 . This 5-day immersive experience offered a gateway into the dynamic world of journalism, media, and communication. It was not just a workshop — it was a launchpad for young minds to explore career opportunities in media, journalism, creative writing, and digital storytelling . What Did the Workshop Offer? The TOI NIE Summer Training was packed with activities that opened new doors for students: Introduction to Journalism & News Writing : Students learned the basics of news reporting, editorial ethics, and how to differentiate fact from opinion. Interactive Press Sessions & ...