75th Republic Day
To commemorate and celebrate our Constitution, Royal Global School celebrated the 75th Republic Day with a lot of patriotic zeal and fervour.
The school wore a festive look as it was adorned with the hues of the Tricolour and the feeling of patriotism reverberated throughout the school campus.
Set amidst the canopy of lush greenery the Tricolour was unfurled and it nestled fluttering high as a soulful flute rendition played in the background.
The march-past by the school contingent in their smart attire saluted the Tricolour as a token of respect to our Mother Land. The school band followed giving a rhythmic beat to the March Past.
Vice Principal Ms Binita Jain emphasised that along with celebration we should embark on a journey of introspection and praised Bharat as it marches ahead and leaves no stone unturned for a holistic development of its citizens.
The short enactment portrayed by our young Indians informed the august gathering about the making of the Constitution and the work of calligraphy and illustrations that adorn the pages of our glorious Constitution. The play enthralled the audience as well as enriched their knowledge about the Constitution.
India is a land of diversity, and this was well displayed as the talented singers of RGS enchanted everyone with their songs sung in three Indian languages. The melodious performance captivated the audience.
Dr. Dilip Kumar Panda, Principal Designate appreciated the students for their splendid display of acting, music and dance. He took us down memory lane about the significance of the Constitution and that it should be in our culture to celebrate the freedom fighters every day. Harmony is our culture and not animosity he stressed. By giving the right values to our students one can create a great Nation called Bharat he said.
The nimble feet of the graceful dancers in their pristine white costumes kept everyone spellbound with their mesmerizing moves.
The celebration ended with the anchors thanking everyone without whom the event wouldn’t have been possible.
The school wore a festive look as it was adorned with the hues of the Tricolour and the feeling of patriotism reverberated throughout the school campus.
Set amidst the canopy of lush greenery the Tricolour was unfurled and it nestled fluttering high as a soulful flute rendition played in the background.
The march-past by the school contingent in their smart attire saluted the Tricolour as a token of respect to our Mother Land. The school band followed giving a rhythmic beat to the March Past.
Vice Principal Ms Binita Jain emphasised that along with celebration we should embark on a journey of introspection and praised Bharat as it marches ahead and leaves no stone unturned for a holistic development of its citizens.
The short enactment portrayed by our young Indians informed the august gathering about the making of the Constitution and the work of calligraphy and illustrations that adorn the pages of our glorious Constitution. The play enthralled the audience as well as enriched their knowledge about the Constitution.
India is a land of diversity, and this was well displayed as the talented singers of RGS enchanted everyone with their songs sung in three Indian languages. The melodious performance captivated the audience.
Dr. Dilip Kumar Panda, Principal Designate appreciated the students for their splendid display of acting, music and dance. He took us down memory lane about the significance of the Constitution and that it should be in our culture to celebrate the freedom fighters every day. Harmony is our culture and not animosity he stressed. By giving the right values to our students one can create a great Nation called Bharat he said.
The nimble feet of the graceful dancers in their pristine white costumes kept everyone spellbound with their mesmerizing moves.
The celebration ended with the anchors thanking everyone without whom the event wouldn’t have been possible.
