In Commemoration of the 100th Birth Centennial of Our Visionary Founder - Her Highness Rajmata Krishna Kumari Sahiba.
The Inter Cultural Exchange Programme 2026 (Hosting) at Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls’ Public School, Jodhpur, held from 23rd to 30th March 2026, unfolded as a vibrant celebration of culture, collaboration and campus spirit. Dedicated to the revered legacy of Rajmata Krishna Kumari Sahiba, the programme stood as a reflection of her vision of nurturing confident, culturally grounded and globally aware young women. A group of 13 RKK students — Tamanna Bhawnani, Shivangani Rathore, Ambikeshwari Rathore, Lavanya Singh Deora, Ananya Jain, Mishaa Chhajer, Pragunn Joshi, Naiza Belim, Adeeba Beylim, Pragnya, Sneha Bansal, Jigyasa Bhawnani and Shivanya Sankhla, accompanied by Miss Priyal Chouhan (Teacher In-Charge), with teacher facilitators of the program Ms Aashna Jain, Mrs. Radhika Singh, Miss Pooja Sharma and Ms Kritika Saxena actively participated as gracious hosts, ensuring the seamless execution of the programme while building meaningful intercultural connections. The programme commenced with a warm traditional welcome of the visiting delegation from seven (7) elite Schools of the country - Pinegrove School, Solan, Seth M R Jaipuria School, Varanasi, Sunbeam School & Hostel, Lahartara, Varanasi, Sunbeam School & Hostel, Varuna, Varanasi, The British Co-Ed High School, Patiala, The Punjab Public School, Nabha and Rajmata Krishna Kumari Girls' Public School, Jodhpur (Host) comprising 80 members. This was followed by engaging ice-breaking sessions that fostered immediate camaraderie and a spirit of inclusivity. Throughout the week, the RKK students displayed exemplary hospitality, leadership, and teamwork within their own campus environment. The itinerary was thoughtfully curated to provide a balanced blend of cultural immersion and experiential learning. Activities such as Rangeelo Rajasthan enabled students to explore folk dance and local art, celebrating the vibrant traditions of the state. A visit to Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park offered an enriching artistic experience amidst nature, while the desert excursion provided exposure to Rajasthan’s cultural landscape through traditional interactions and activities.
Educational visits to Mandore Garden and participation in social outreach initiatives further enhanced students’ awareness and sensitivity. The exploration of the city’s architectural heritage through visits to Mehrangarh Fort and Umaid Bhawan Palace, along with guided local market visits, provided valuable insights into the cultural and historical richness of Jodhpur. Skill-based engagements, including MasterChef sessions and visits to traditional handicraft and textile centres such as National Handloom, encouraged creativity, collaboration, and appreciation for indigenous crafts. The evenings were marked by vibrant cultural showcases, interactive sessions, and recreational activities, including the Spotlight Spectacle, RKK’s Quest, Barazza reflections, and the Aqua Fiesta Pool Party, ensuring a holistic and enriching experience for all participants. The program concluded with a reflective feedback session and a warm farewell, marking the culmination of a journey filled with shared experiences, strengthened friendships and lasting memories.
It stood as a true embodiment of the ideals of Rajmata Krishna Kumari Sahiba, reinforcing the values of cultural exchange, leadership and global understanding.
