Sincerely attempting for unleashing out the latent talents amongst the students and giving reverence to the unfading zeal of patriots who lived by the code “duty unto death” BVM, Kitchlu nagar celebrated most celebrated day of Indian history Chetna Divas related to Swatantra Divas. By recalling the times of shackling of bondages and making identity as an Independent nation on the world map, various activities were conducted for making the students feel the fortune of being independent. Nukkad Nattak on ending social evils awakened the audience by stressing the mass move for struggling against corrupt factors. Patriotic songs and dances depicted the cultural multiplicity of the nation elevating the spirit of the day. A patriotic song competition and quiz added zeal to the day. The day got wrapped with tri-colour as the tiny tots of primary wing came dressed as freedom fighters and joined freedom run. Break the stumbling blocks of communalism, parochialism and regionalism move swiftly on the onward march of being Indians – message conveyed by the participants of freedom run.
Celebrating Janamashtmi - Birth Anniversary of Lord Krishna with traditional gaiety and fervor - The students enacted various events and accomplishments of Lord Krishna’s life like Krishn Baal Leela. Bright and lively as it goes with the name of Krishna Bhagwan, the students followed the same spirit and participated with real zeal in Cultural Show. A tableau of Gokul Dham comprising the scenes of Krishna’s Childhood became the cynosure of all eyes. On this occasion all pledged to do their best for the peace, prosperity and welfare of the nation.
Sh. M. M. Vyas ji secretary BVM Trust, wished the students to spare every effort for better India, better tomorrow. Sh. O. P. Sabharwal ji, Sh. R. K. Gupta ji, Sh. R. K. Behal ji appreciated the students’ efforts and wished all Happy Janamashtmi and Happy Swatantra Divas.
