Four Houses.
One CIRS.

Different colours. Shared purpose.

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Vasishta

Red

A Vasishta student climbing a wall, the house name visible on the red shirt
Finding the next foothold

The blazing untamed red of the fire runs through each member of this house. They strive for perfection with every heartbeat. Like fire they engulf fear, doubt, hatred and anger, pushing aside every obstacle in their way. They march forward with red in their veins and the spirit of remaining undaunted. Like the great Sage Vasishta they remain steadfast to their duties and possess wisdom that guides their fierce battles.

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The four Vasishta House Captains of the Student Council 2026–27 standing in a row before green shrubs
From left: Adhyatma Ghranthik Agarwal, Adhvika K, S Rithesh and Haasini Anandhan.

Student Council 2026–27

Vasishta House Captains

We proudly carry the fiery flag of the red house as Vasishta blazes forward with an unstoppable force fueled by an imperishable spirit and a persistent drive to conquer every obstacle. The sage Vasishta stands as the symbol of supreme spiritual wisdom and total mastery of the mind and senses. Pujya Gurudev’s teachings brighten our path through the darkness, just as our maroon red represents the beating heart of our passion, persistence, and courage. With Gurudev’s blessings, no challenge is too hard and no hurdle too high. We are a wildfire of determination, destined to rise, conquer, and leave our mark—for we are Vasishta, the eternal house of the flame.

  • Adhyatma Ghranthik Agarwal
  • Adhvika K
  • S Rithesh
  • Haasini Anandhan
Vasishta House Captains, Student Council 2026–27

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Valmiki

Yellow

Valmiki players passing a basketball, with the house name visible on yellow shirts
Moving the ball together

The Valmiki house stands tall, rooted in values and tenacity. With every failure, they gain experience and learning, serving as a stepping stone to success. The colour yellow represents their optimistic approach to every adversity and their journey to emerge victorious. Bound by ideals, they walk the trail of Sage Valmiki, writing their own epic of resilience, valour and growth.

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The four Valmiki House Captains of the Student Council 2026–27 standing in a row beside a lake
From left: Muhil T, Sannvi Bagaria, Aryaman Ashish Saraf and Yuvika Agarwal.

Student Council 2026–27

Valmiki House Captains

We march forward with our heads and flags held high. The sacred yellow brings not only joy to our hearts but also dynamism to our souls. We stand as one united by the spirit of optimism, carrying forward all our duties with respect and achievements with humility. Leading this house means more than just fulfilling our responsibilities but also learning, failing and growing from all our mistakes while celebrating our triumphs. Thanks to our ever-smiling house masters, Smt Rashmi P & Smt Sreedevi C, we take up every endeavour with positivity and do everything with absolute dedication. Throughout the following year we will continue the legacy of this resilient house—bound by togetherness, unwavering in heart. Vamos Valmiki!

  • Muhil T
  • Sannvi Bagaria
  • Aryaman Ashish Saraf
  • Yuvika Agarwal
Valmiki House Captains, Student Council 2026–27

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Vishwamitra

Green

Vishwamitra basketball players huddling in green shirts bearing the house name
Gathering before the game

The Vishwamitra house is testimony to the journey of growth and self control. Similar to the green, deep forests they do not fear storms. Their roots extend miles beyond one can see. They charge ahead with the unstoppable force of nature and refuse to wilt. They inherit the spirit of Sage Vishwamitra, shaping their own destiny. They are the commanders of tomorrow.

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The four Vishwamitra House Captains of the Student Council 2026–27 standing in a row before green shrubs
From left: Riishvanth P, Shagun Parmanandka, Mahir Sunil Bera and Kavya Arun Prasad.

Student Council 2026–27

Vishwamitra House Captains

Vishwamitra is the perfect mixture of responsibility and amusement. It has made us realize that a house is made of 154 members and loads of talent, but it becomes a home made of laughter, tears and comfort. We have grown through countless failures and unforgettable accomplishments. Each year, we have overcome all our differences and carry a sense of pride in the green. This year we pledge to continue to give it our all and take this green to greater heights. Not just by perseverance but also with love and strength, we make every opportunity, moment and goal worth it.

  • Riishvanth P
  • Shagun Parmanandka
  • Mahir Sunil Bera
  • Kavya Arun Prasad
Vishwamitra House Captains, Student Council 2026–27

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Vyasa

Blue

Vyasa players in a basketball huddle, their house name visible on blue shirts
Coming together on court

The deep, infinite blue shapes the soul of this house. They don’t merely compete, rather they strive for excellence in every breath. The boundless blue sky serves as their reminder to surpass limits and break barriers while carrying energy and enthusiasm in every stride. They are the torch bearers of the timeless legacy of Sage Vyasa, displaying absolute focus and unshakable composure.

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The four Vyasa House Captains of the Student Council 2026–27 standing in a row before green shrubs
From left: Krishnav Deorah, Harshita Bondia, Shubham R Velani and Anokhi Kankani.

Student Council 2026–27

Vyasa House Captains

We draw our energy from the vast, deep ocean we represent. Wearing our blue with pride, we are a family defined by our resilience. We promise to face the year ahead by sticking together and taking on challenges head-on. Just like the tide, we keep moving forward, ready to adapt, regroup, and bounce back stronger whenever we fall. With quiet confidence and shared drive, we are here to lift each other up. Marching forward together, we will give it our all to keep the Blue flag flying high.

  • Krishnav Deorah
  • Harshita Bondia
  • Shubham R Velani
  • Anokhi Kankani
Vyasa House Captains, Student Council 2026–27

One shared house culture

Where the
colours meet.

CIRS cadets standing in formation on the campus grounds
CIRS cadets in formation
CIRS students walking in two rows, led by a student wearing a School Dean sash
Students walking in formation

Two views of the school parade

March past.

The march past brings discipline and collective effort into view. Step, rhythm and formation turn individual practice into a shared performance.

  • Vasishta
  • Valmiki
  • Vishwamitra
  • Vyasa

February 2008 · Khel Mela: Valmiki received the best march past award. Read archive entry

Students practising tennis, with Vyasa and Vasishta named on their blue and red shirts
House colours together on the tennis court

On the court.

From the court to the pool, the house gives individual effort a team to belong to. Competition and the everyday work of practice share the same ground.

  • Vasishta
  • Valmiki
  • Vishwamitra
  • Vyasa

2025–26 · Khel Mela: the medal ribbons identify the 29th Annual Aquatic Meet. Read archive entry

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CIRS students discussing a quiz answer at a table, one student holding a microphone
A school quiz in progress

At the quiz table.

A question, a quick exchange, a shared answer. The quiz table gives teamwork another form, with listening and judgement as important as recall.

  • Vasishta
  • Valmiki
  • Vishwamitra
  • Vyasa

30 April 2008 · Valmiki won the Senior Social Science Quiz. Read archive entry

A Vasishta performer under violet stage light in Vantara
VasishtaVantara · 2025
Valmiki performers dancing together across the Melora stage
ValmikiMelora · 2025
Vishwamitra performers in the courtyard scene of El Diablo
VishwamitraEl Diablo · 2025
A Vyasa student applying stage make-up for Ivysherin
VyasaIvysherin · 2025

On stage.

On stage, a house becomes a company. The 2025 Masquerade photographs record Melora, Vantara, El Diablo and Ivysherin: four productions made by four houses.

  • Vasishta
  • Valmiki
  • Vishwamitra
  • Vyasa

May 2008 · The house symposiums: four earlier productions recorded in Sakshi. Read archive entry

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The school record

From the
house archive.

Dated moments of competition and creativity, recorded by CIRS.

  1. February 2008Khel Mela — the 12th Annual Athletic and Aquatic Meet
    • Overall championship: Valmiki
    • Best march past: Valmiki
    • Best individual activities: Vasishta, Vishwamitra
    • Best drill: Vyasa

    The winners’ list names Vyasa for best drill. The same issue’s account credits “Vasishtha and Vyasa house”. Both readings are preserved here.

    Source: Sakshi, March 2008

  2. 30 April 2008Senior Social Science Quiz
    1. Valmiki
    2. Vasishta
    3. Vyasa
    4. Vishwamitra

    Source: Sakshi, summer special, May 2008

  3. May 2008The house symposiums

    2008 archive · House symposiums

    • Valmiki — The Twilight of the Gods
    • Vasishta — The Butterfly Effect
    • Vishwamitra — V for Vendetta
    • Vyasa — The Breakthrough

    Source: Sakshi, summer special, May 2008

  4. 22 October 2008English Quiz, junior school
    1. Vishwamitra
    2. Valmiki
    3. Vyasa
    4. Vasishta

    Vishwamitra and Valmiki were tied before three further rounds decided the result.

    Source: CIRS e-newsletter, October–November 2008

  5. 5 November 2008Mathematics Quiz, junior school
    1. Vasishta
    2. Vishwamitra
    3. Vyasa
    4. Valmiki

    Source: CIRS e-newsletter, October–November 2008

  6. 19 November 2008Junior Science Quiz
    1. Vyasa
    2. Valmiki
    3. Vishwamitra
    4. Vasishta

    Source: CIRS e-newsletter, October–November 2008

  7. 23–24 November 2008Inter-House Aquatic Meet
    1. Vishwamitra
    2. Valmiki
    3. Vyasa
    4. Vasishta

    Source: CIRS e-newsletter, October–November 2008

  8. 2025–2026Khel Mela — the 29th Annual Aquatic Meet

    The medal ribbons read “XXIX Annual Aquatic Meet” and “Khel Mela 2025–2026”.

    Source: the meet’s own medal ribbons

Two CIRS students pose together on the basketball court, with students in named green house shirts behind them

Four Houses.
One Home.

Different colours shape competition. One community holds them together.

The journey continues at CIRS