Spirit of service, cultural development and co-operation among students: A unique experiment by Kalarav School, Halol.

On the occasion of Chaitra Navratri, there is a huge crowd of mai devotees to worship in the temples of the Mataji. At the same time, a large number of devotees throng the famous pilgrimage center of Gujarat and the temple of Maa Mahakali during Chaitri Navratri to see Mataji. Chaitra Navratri is also known as Ram Navratri and Vasant Navratri. In many places, it is also celebrated as the first day of the year. It is celebrated in different ways in North India and South India. During Chaitri Navratri, there is a special glory of the darshan of Shri Mahakali Mataji at Pavagadh. During this period, apart from Gujarat, devotees from nearby states also gather for Pavagadh darshan.

Kalarav School which is a reputed school located in Halol, Gujarat conducts a unique service for Mai devotees in the month of Chaitra every year. One day special service is provided by Kalarav School to all Mai devotees. In which 1500 liters of buttermilk are distributed by the Kalarav school. This service is provided for pedestrians on foot going to Pavagadh from various places. The main purpose of providing this service is to inculcate a sense of service in the students as well as inculcate a sense of cooperation among the students since childhood. The education of cultural development is essential for the development of human values, morals and principles in the school of life. In this service, the Principal of the school, Smt. Dr. Kalpanaben Joshipura, trustee of the school Shri Hardikbhai Joshipura, teachers and students of the school cooperation is becoming important.