​On March 30, 2026, the grand ballroom of The Lalit, New Delhi, hosted a significant milestone in educational and social advocacy: the Annual Principals’ Meet 2026. This high-profile event was a collaborative initiative between the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), The Times of India (PACE), and the Delhi Traffic Police, aimed at "Bridging the Gap: Connecting Road Awareness with Education."
The evening brought together school leaders, law enforcement, and industry experts to discuss the critical mission of fostering a culture of safety among Delhi’s youth. The dais featured a distinguished panel, including:
​Ms. Vijayanta Arya, Additional Commissioner of Police – Traffic, Delhi Police (Guest of Honour).
​Mr. Prashant Banerjee, Executive Director, SIAM.
​Mr. Madhur Agrawal, Delhi Circulation Head, Times of India.
​Mr. Sanjay Bandopadhyaya, Member, Supreme Court Committee on Road Safety.
​Mr. S. Kumar, Vice President, India Yamaha.
​While Mr. Neeraj Thakur (Special Commissioner of Police) was unable to attend, Ms. Vijayanta Arya led the discourse, emphasizing that children are the most "vulnerable road users" and praising schools for integrating safety awareness into their core curriculum.
The centerpiece of the event was the felicitation ceremony conducted by the Road Safety Department. Awards were presented to schools that demonstrated the most "innovative ideas" and "commendable efforts" in promoting road safety awareness throughout the 2025-26 academic year.
In a moment of immense pride, Greenway Modern Sr. Sec. School, Dilshad Garden, was recognized as one of the top institutions in the capital. Out of all participating schools across Delhi, Greenway Modern School secured the Second Runner-Up position for the prestigious Best School Rolling Trophy.
The 2026 Principals’ Meet was not just an awards ceremony; it was a powerful reminder of the impact schools like Greenway Modern have when they treat road safety not just as a lesson, but as a life-saving mission.