In a program conducted at Atmiyadham, Mumbai on Friday, the 20th November 2015 jointly by Yogi Divine Society and Jay Charities the young children were encouraged to plant trees and take their due care by explaining to them the importance of protecting the environment while, the lady volunteers of the institution had explained the importance of trees in the environment to the children and had given earthen pots with plantlets to them for planting flowers-trees around their homes.

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Many people assume that Grandparents Day resulted from lobbying by florists, greeting card companies, and similar businesses. This idea could not be farther from the truth. Grandparents Day is a day for celebrating the connections between the generations, and its origin was decidedly noncommercial. The students of Atmiya Vidya Niketan truly dedicated this day to the grandparents.