[35] In November 2020, Podar International School announced an Innovation Lab that aims to enable students to learn about robotics, coding, drones, Virtual Reality, and 3D Printing.

[37] Podar International School, Mumbai, conducted a city-wide survey of the usage of smartphones and its effects on the relationship between parents and children.

[38] The school's Indore campus hosted the CBSE Master Training Workshop on ‘Happy Classrooms' in December 2019 where over 50 principals and vice-principals from Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Rajasthan participated.

Between 6 am to 10 am, more than 1,000 participants covered the specified distance, undertaking all safety measures, recording their timings on the suggested fitness app, and uploading the snapshots of their run summary on the given link.

Between 6 am to 10 am, more than 1,000 participants covered the specified distance, undertaking all safety measures, recording their timings on the suggested fitness app, and uploading the snapshots of their run summary on the given link.

[54] In October 2019, a female student of the Podar International School, Mumbai was one of the ‘all-girls' team that represented India in a robotics competition, First Global Challenge 2019, held in Dubai.