Sports And Culture Program

The event showcased a dazzling array of 10 diverse sports, engaging over 6503 participants from the eclectic neighbourhoods of East PuneAs the final chapter of SPF Sports Mania 2023 unfolds, we stand at the threshold of reflection, encapsulating the splendid journey that has left an indelible mark on the vibrant community of East Pune. This year’s edition of SPF Sports

The city of Pune witnessed a cultural spectacle as more than 3000 residents gathered for the grand cultural celebration, Anybody Can Garba 2023, organized by the Surendra Pathare Foundation (SPF). It was a spectacular affair that left an indelible mark on the hearts of Punekars, transcending its role as a mere dance celebration.This year’s edition of Anybody Can Garba was

With the motto “Our Culture, Our Pride,” Sankriti Yatra was joyfully celebrated in Pune on the occasion of Gudi Padwa. Organized by the Surendra Pathare Foundation, this year’s Yatra aimed not only to create a remarkable 51-foot Gudi but also to revive the spirit of Gudi Padwa. The Yatra featured children and the younger generation of our society dressed in

Surendra Pathare Foundation organised ‘SPF Sports Mania 2022’ from 12th November 2022 to 18th December 2022 to promote the sports culture in East Pune. This unique and first-of-its-kind event was aimed to allow the athletes to test their skills in a competitive environment. Moreover, this sports mania took root in East Pune to produce medal-winning athletes from the region and

Surendra Pathare Foundation organised the first-ever basketball league in India, ‘Aarambh Basketball League’ with the combined efforts of ABC Sports and Dnyaneshwar Katke Social Foundation. Concluded on 16th October 2022 at Pathare indoor stadium in Kharadi, the Aarambh league hosted brilliant teams from 107 societies from Pune city. More than 640 players displayed their excellence in this competition and shared

Gudi Padwa is one of the most celebrated festivals in Maharashtra. It is celebrated as the start of the New Year in Maharashtrian culture. Nowadays it is easy to celebrate a festival with pomp & joy but to get involved with the festival & know the roots of the tradition is something that we are lacking. Many young people do