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Mithi Gobindram Public School, Bhopal, celebrated Dussehra with great enthusiasm through a vibrant cultural programme organised by the Theatre and Drama Club. The celebration aimed to connect students with India’s rich cultural heritage, reinforce the timeless message of the victory of good over evil and instil strong moral values.
The programme commenced with devotional chanting and the ceremonial lighting of the lamp. Students showcased their talent and creativity through skits, dance performances, language presentations and various cultural activities, reflecting the spirit of Indian traditions.
A special highlight of the celebration was the felicitation of students who had excelled in various competitions held during the previous month.
At the Gandhi Ko Jaano competitions organised by Gandhi Bhawan on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Akshansh Jain secured second position in Letter Writing, Daksh Nayak secured second position in Debate and Vinay Vishwakarma secured second position in Painting. They were also honoured by the Hon’ble Governor of Madhya Pradesh, Shri Mangubhai Patel, for their outstanding performances.
Nivaan Mewada secured first position in the State Wildlife Week Painting Competition. Suyash Kriplani was recognised in the Shrutlekh competition organised by Bharat Vikas Parishad under its language development initiative. Parth Menghani received Special Recognition in the Inter-School Business Debate Competition organised by IPER College. Khushansh Singh Jat earned special distinction as the youngest participant in the Palm Painting Competition organised by Van Vihar during Wildlife Week, bringing pride to the school.
Addressing the gathering, Shri Ghanshyam Bulchandani, Secretary of the Institution, extended his heartfelt Dussehra greetings and highlighted the significance of truth, righteousness and the triumph of good over evil. He emphasised that the school strives to provide quality education while nurturing values, confidence and creativity among students.
Mrs. Rekha Kewlani, Principal, congratulated the achievers and extended festive greetings to all. She encouraged students to imbibe the ideals of Lord Rama, including truthfulness, dignity, duty, patience and humility, while learning from the consequences of Ravana’s arrogance, anger and unethical conduct. She urged students to use their knowledge and talents for positive and constructive purposes and to remain committed to continuous learning and good values.
Mrs. Divya Kriplani, Vice Principal, appreciated the students’ achievements and encouraged them to participate enthusiastically in academic, cultural and creative activities. She emphasised that consistent practice, discipline and dedication are essential foundations of success.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by the Principal. The event was efficiently compered by Mrs. Pinky Dadlani and Ms. Trijya Verma.
The Dussehra celebration proved to be a meaningful initiative that blended cultural expression with value-based learning while providing a platform to recognise and celebrate student excellence.