Safe Mobility 2025
Gyan Mandir Public School, in association with the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) and Suzuki, proudly organised the 11th edition of the ‘Safe Mobility 2025’ Inter-School Road Safety Event—a transformative initiative that has grown into one of Delhi’s most impactful youth-led movements promoting responsible and mindful mobility. This year’s programme reached over 50 schools across the country, inspiring and engaging more than 1000 young participants who came together to advocate for safer roads and a more conscious commuting culture. At the centre of this meaningful initiative stood the inspiring leadership of Mrs. Rajesh Bano Preeya, Principal, Gyan Mandir Public School. Her commitment to embedding safety, empathy and civic responsibility into the school’s learning environment has encouraged students to become thoughtful
and responsible members of society. Reflecting on the growing effect of road safety education, she shared, “Parents often tell us their children now remind them not to jump signals or break traffic rules. This shift in awareness among students is a strong sign that road safety education is beginning to influence families as well.”
The event was further strengthened by the progressive educational vision of Honourable Chairman, Mr. Prashant Khosla, whose belief in nurturing peaceful, sensitive and socially responsible global citizens gave the event deeper purpose and direction. ‘Safe Mobility 2025’ featured 24 creatively designed events—from film-making and photography to design, lyric writing and multimedia presentations—each encouraging students to reflect on the importance of thoughtful, responsible mobility. The concluding felicitation ceremony, held on 4th December 2025 at the India Habitat Centre, was graced by distinguished guests – Mr. Alok Jaitley, President, SAFE, Mrs. Rajesh Bano Preeya,
Principal, Gyan Mandir Public School, Mrs. Swarnima Luthra, Principal, ASN Sr. Sec. School, New Delhi, Mr. Indra Narayan Das, National Circulation Business Head, Hindustan Times, Mr. Madhur Agarwal, Circulation Head, HT Media, Delhi NCR, Hindustan Times, Mr. Sarada Rout, Manager – Corporate Planning, Suzuki Motorcycle India Ltd., Mr. Prashant K. Banerjee, Executive Director,SIAM and Mrs. Meenakshi Kukreja, Director, SIAM. Their esteemed presence added depth and
significance to the collective mission of building safer, more aware communities.
Safe Mobility 2023
Gyan Mandir Public School organized 8th Inter School Event – ‘Safe Mobility 2022’ in association with Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) and Delhi Traffic Police. The event was themed around ‘Safe Roads, Safer World’. It was in continuation with the endeavour to sensitize students about various issues related to ‘Safe Mobility OnRoads’ as well as to develop an awareness regarding their responsibility towards themselves, family, society and country at large.
The event offered a challenging platform to the students to portray their inherent talent and creativity through inter-school competitions. Enthusiastic students (around 1000) from 33 prominent schools participated in the event. The rich plethora of 25 competitions adorned the gala hamper of ‘Safe Mobility 2023.
The event was graced by the benign presence of Honourable Chief Guest, Mr. P.K. Banerjee, Executive Director, SIAM, honoured guest, Ms. Meenakshi Kukreja, Director, SIAM, Mr. Prashant Khosla, Chairman, Gyan Mandir Public School, Principal, Ms. Rajesh Bano Preeya,representatives of SIAM, Delhi Traffic Police officials, eminent judges, educationists of variousschools and students.
The revered Chief Guest appreciated the initiatives of Gyan Mandir Public School in spreadingroad safety awareness and expressed his wish that other schools should also emulate Gyan MandirPublic School.He commented, “It is essential to instil the importance of road safety amongst children, from a very tender age as they are the future of India. Road safety is a critical issue, which must beaddressed through active participation from all stakeholders in making mobility safe for the society and for their own selves.”He emphasized upon the five major pillars of sustainability –zero fatality, zero emission, zero waste, zero exclusion and zero stress.

