MES Indian School commemorated the 73rd Republic Day of India in virtual mode with traditional gaiety under the theme of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav.
The chief guest, K Abdul Karim, president of the MES Governing Board, hoisted the Indian national flag followed by the national anthem.
“The supreme sacrifices of freedom fighters and their greater ideals for the welfare of India should be understood and realised for the betterment of the motherland," said the chief guest while addressing the gathering.
Speaking on the occasion, school principal Hameeda Kadar urged the representatives of the younger generation of the nation to take up a more proactive and productive role in ensuring the unity and prosperity of the nation and to foster a sense of belonging, which will take a nation to a greater pedestal in the international arena.
A video presentation showcasing the glimpses of historical events that led to the attainment of India’s Republic status and highlights of the activities organised in connection with the Republic Day celebrations was one of the attractions.
An eye-catching thematic programme was presented by the Kindergarten kids, titled ‘Proud to be an Indian', in which children dressed up in traditional costumes, portraying the freedom fighters and great leaders of India and conveying the message that everyone should be proud to be an Indian as India is incredible with its rich cultural heritage, secularism, festivals, cuisines, yoga, etc.
Patriotic songs by the school choir and dance performances titled 'My Nation My Spirit' by students of the Boys', Girls' and Junior sections, depicting the cultural integrity and heritage of the nation, added to the prevailing atmosphere.
Members of the school management, school officials, teachers and students witnessed the day’s programme. Rizwa Fathima welcomed the gathering while
R G S R L Pushyami proposed a vote of thanks.
The ICT department provided technical support for the smooth conduct of the event. Anver K, cultural co-ordinator of the school, supervised the event.
“The supreme sacrifices of freedom fighters and their greater ideals for the welfare of India should be understood and realised for the betterment of the motherland," said the chief guest while addressing the gathering.
Speaking on the occasion, school principal Hameeda Kadar urged the representatives of the younger generation of the nation to take up a more proactive and productive role in ensuring the unity and prosperity of the nation and to foster a sense of belonging, which will take a nation to a greater pedestal in the international arena.
A video presentation showcasing the glimpses of historical events that led to the attainment of India’s Republic status and highlights of the activities organised in connection with the Republic Day celebrations was one of the attractions.
An eye-catching thematic programme was presented by the Kindergarten kids, titled ‘Proud to be an Indian', in which children dressed up in traditional costumes, portraying the freedom fighters and great leaders of India and conveying the message that everyone should be proud to be an Indian as India is incredible with its rich cultural heritage, secularism, festivals, cuisines, yoga, etc.
Patriotic songs by the school choir and dance performances titled 'My Nation My Spirit' by students of the Boys', Girls' and Junior sections, depicting the cultural integrity and heritage of the nation, added to the prevailing atmosphere.
Members of the school management, school officials, teachers and students witnessed the day’s programme. Rizwa Fathima welcomed the gathering while
R G S R L Pushyami proposed a vote of thanks.
The ICT department provided technical support for the smooth conduct of the event. Anver K, cultural co-ordinator of the school, supervised the event.
