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in afforestation as the forest area
across the country has decreased due
to deforestation.
Our industrious and assiduous
SAIoneers showed their indebtedness
to nature by planting trees, gifting
plants to near and dear ones, learned
how to make seed bombs, writing
slogans on posters ( plant a tree get
oxygen-free) and the list is endless.
It was thrilling to see the students so
deeply engrossed in the activity. Their
concern for nature was incredible to
see how genuinely concerned the
students were in the noble cause of
protecting Mother Earth.

World UFO Day

On July 2nd, SAI International
School celebrated the World UFO
Day to create awareness about
Unidentified Flying Objects and
alien life forms that fascinates the
young minds of children worldwide.
The fascination with the unexplained
never goes away after growing up
too. On July 2, not only sci-fi
enthusiasts but everyone on planet
earth got an opportunity to
celebrate World UFO Day. The first
World UFO Day was celebrated in
2001 by UFO researcher Haktan
Akdoğan.
A UFO is an unidentified flying
object that cannot immediately be
identified or explained. Most UFOs
are identified or investigated as
conventional objects or phenomena.
The term is used widely to claim
sightings of extra-terrestrial
spaceships of aliens, visiting the
earth. UFOs are the subject of many
conspiracy theories around the
world, even though most sightings
have been explained by scientists.
World UFO Day is an awareness day
for people to gather together and
watch the skies to search for
unidentified flying objects. The
occasion was celebrated across
grades from primary class to XII, our
UFO enthusiasts educated their
peers in the virtual classes about the
‘undisputed evidence’ that UFOs are
real. The students had made various
presentaions,posters, speeches to
commemorate the day.