In the evening of 18th November 2025, a special programme was held at Indumati Sabhagriha, Jadavpur University. The event was organised by the Global Social India team, with representatives from the Global Social Network, Germany, and members of Hope Theatre, Nairobi, Kenya—including Ms. Winfred Bruckmeier, Ms. Monica Aduor, and Mr. Muffat Moturi Akuma. Professors and other distinguished guests were also in attendance.

As a part of the programme itinerary, Mr. Partha Sarathi Bose, Head of Mirraloke, briefly introduced the objectives of Mirraloke — a free-progress learning space under the Sri Aurobindo Sikshadhara Trust—and shared insights on the educational philosophies of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother, highlighting their growing relevance in contemporary times. Students of Mirraloke presented a choreographed mime on the theme “Triumph of Good over Evil,” inspired by The Mother’s teachings, which was warmly appreciated by the audience. Members of the Hope Theatre Group also engaged a few Mirraloke children in one of their performances, creating a joyful collaborative experience.

Following the cultural presentations, certificates were awarded to the students and guides of Mirraloke who, over the past couple of years, had contributed to a Global Social publication project aligned with the United Nations SDG-17 goals. The certificates were presented by Dr. Mario Thiergart, Mr. Axel Brummer, and Ms. Steffanie Dauben representing Global Social Network, Germany.