Independence Day
In Pictures| Schools across Kolkata celebrate Independence Day 2024- Part I
Suparna Ghosh
Posted on 19 Aug 2024
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Students of Adamas International School celebrated Independence Day with vibrant performances Adamas International School
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Students showcased their patriotism through cultural programs, speeches, and a parade, honouring India's rich heritage and freedom struggle Adamas International School
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Independence Day at Aditya Academy Senior Secondary School, Barasat, was a vibrant celebration of India's freedom, filled with patriotic fervor and enthusiasm. The event began with the hoisting of the national flag, followed by the singing of the national anthem. Aditya Academy Senior Secondary School, Barasat
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The principal’s speech emphasized the importance of unity, diversity, and the responsibilities that come with freedom. The day concluded with a tree-planting ceremony, symbolizing growth and a brighter future. It was a day of reflection, pride, and commitment to the nation's ideals Aditya Academy Senior Secondary School, Barasat
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Aditya Academy Senior Secondary, Dum Dum, celebrated the 78th Independence Day with a grand event that beautifully intertwined the themes of progress and the cherished gift of independence bestowed upon us by our freedom fighters. The celebration began with the ceremonial flag hoisting by Ms. Sabita Saha, Director-Education of Aditya Academy Group of Schools, setting the tone for a day filled with patriotic fervor. Aditya Academy Senior Secondary, Dumdum
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In addition to the cultural showcase, members of the Social Service Club at Aditya Academy Senior Secondary took a heartfelt initiative to spread the message of inclusivity and compassion. As part of their art and craft activities, the students prepared badges that were designed to symbolize unity and respect for all. Aditya Academy Senior Secondary, Dumdum
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In a kaleidoscope of colors and a symphony of patriotic fervor, Amrita Vidyalayam Kolkata celebrated the 78th Independence Day with great zeal and zest. The festivities commenced on August 1st and continued for a fortnight, culminating in a grand finale on August 15th Amrita Vidyalayam Kolkata
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The school was transformed into a vibrant canvas of tricolor hues, radiating patriotism. The Inter House Singing Competition on August 14th was a highlight, filling the air with soul-stirring patriotic melodies. Amrita Vidyalayam Kolkata
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Apeejay School, Haldia, celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotism. The event began with the hoisting of the national flag, followed by the singing of the national anthem. Students presented a vibrant cultural program, including patriotic songs, dances, and skits that highlighted India’s freedom struggle. Apeejay School, Haldia
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Speeches by students and teachers emphasized the importance of independence and the responsibilities that come with it. The event fostered a sense of unity and pride among everyone present. The celebration concluded with the distribution of sweets, leaving a deep sense of patriotism and joy in the hearts of all. Apeejay School, Haldia
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The 78th Independence Day was celebrated at Apeejay School, Park Street amidst zeal and enthusiasm of students and staff. The school premises were decorated in tricolour. The soft boards reflected slogans and pictures of the brave heroes of this nation. Unprecedented patriotic fervour marked the occasion. Students marched in unison to the beats of the drum Apeejay School, Park Street
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The national flag was hoisted followed by the national anthem, patriotic songs, recitation, dance and speeches. On this day of immense pride and joy for all Indians, a poem ‘Amar Desh’ was recited, paying tribute to our Motherland. Otho go Bharato Lokkhi – a call to awaken the spirit of Mother India resonated deeply within the hearts of all. Apeejay School, Park Street
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The school celebrated the 78th Independence Day, this year, as in the past, with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. Several events were organized to honour the nation's history and instill a sense of pride and responsibility in students. The celebration included various activities designed to engage students and promote a deeper understanding of the significance of the day Apeejay School, Salt Lake
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The celebration commenced with the Flag hoisting and a soulful rendition of ‘Vande Mataram’ by the Music club children. The chief guest of the programme was the Senior Sub Inspector, Kaustabh Ghosh, Bidhannagar PO Apeejay School, Salt Lake
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As we stand united under the tricolor, we celebrate not just the 77th anniversary of India's independence, but the spirit of freedom that runs deep in the heart of every Indian. On this day in 1947, our nation was reborn, freed from the chains of colonial rule. This freedom, earned through countless sacrifices, is a legacy we cherish and must uphold with pride. Ashok Hall Girls Higher Secondary School
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True independence is when we empower our women, uplift the marginalized, and create a society where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. It is when freedom is not just a right, but a reality for every Indian. As we celebrate this sacred day, let us honor our ancestors by working towards a future where the light of independence shines brightly on every face, in every corner of our nation. Together, let us build an India that is free, just, and full of hope. Ashok Hall Girls Higher Secondary School
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Asian International School, Howrah, instilled a sense of patriotism and pride in the country’s heritage among the students, by celebrating 78 th Independence Day with a captivating series of performances, providing a platform to honour freedom fighters of our country Asian International School, Howrah
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The day commenced with a solemn and pride-infused moment of flag hoisting by the revered Principal Ms. Simran Sanghera, followed by the national anthem which resonated in the air, filling hearts with pride and unity. The chief guest of the event was Mr. Biswajit Mahatao, IPS, DCP South Division, Howrah Police. Asian International School, Howrah
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The Independence Day celebration at our school was a vibrant and patriotic event filled with enthusiasm and pride. The day began with greetings from Rev. Patrick Joseph, the Chairman of our mission. Our Principal Mr.Lionel.M. Chellappa, welcomed the gathering and encouraged the students to be responsible citizens. Assembly of God Church, Park Street
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Our chief guest, Ms. Nandini Ghosh, IAS, Secretary, Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority hoisted the national flag and highlighted the importance of independence and the responsibilities that come with it in her address to the staff and students. Students from various classes participated in a series of cultural programs that depicted the country's struggle for freedom Assembly of God Church, Park Street
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The momentous occasion of Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervour by the students of B.D.M International. BDM International
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The students paid tribute to our national heroes through their performances, which included song, dance, march past, yoga drill, and recitation. The values of freedom, unity, and responsibility were also highlighted in their speech. BDM International
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78th Independence Day was celebrated in school yesterday. It was a two pronged program. Students and teachers had gone to Red Road Parade Ground to witness the Independence Day Celebration. They witnessed the disciplined marchpast of the armed forces. Beltala Girl's High School
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In school there was flag hoisting followed by march past, patriotic songs, dances, speeches by the students and guests. The students highlighted the struggle for independence that led to the freedom of the nation 15th August 1947 after 200 years of British rule Beltala Girl's High School
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On 15th August 2024, Bhavan’s Gangabux Kanoria Vidyamandir commemorated the 78th Independence Day with great enthusiasm. The day began with Prabhat Pheri led by the school pipe band, followed by students who hummed patriotic songs as they walked around the locality early in the morning, reawakening the spirit of patriotism among the residents. Bhavan’s Gangabux Kanoria Vidyamandir
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Prabhat Pheri was joined by the principal, Mr. Arun Kumar Dasgupta, and other members of the school administration. Not only the students, teachers, and staff of the school but also the parents and guardians walked along with equal zeal. Bhavan’s Gangabux Kanoria Vidyamandir
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The expansive grounds of Birla High School buzzed with excitement as students, parents, teachers, and staff gathered to commemorate the 78th year of India’s Independence. The air was thick with patriotism as the grounds, filled with students in their blue uniforms, were graced by the presence of the Secretary General, Director, Principal, and Headmistress Birla High School
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After the formal proceedings, everyone gathered in the auditorium for a series of cultural performances, each a heartfelt tribute to the nation. The programme commenced with a stirring choir performance by students from Sushila Birla Girls’ School, who presented a captivating medley of patriotic songs that deeply resonated with the audience. This was followed by a moving documentary on the Kargil War, showcasing the sacrifice and valour of India’s brave soldiers. Birla High School
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DAV Public School, Kolkata celebrated its 78th Independence Day with lots of glory and pride. On this day, India got its freedom from British rule after a long period of sacrifice and bloodshed. So, to pay tribute to our Indian freedom fighters, the students of D.A.V had put up a programme to salute the brave warriors D. A. V. Public School
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The main attraction of this year’s Independence Day Celebration was a session of Youth Mock Parliament conducted by the students of classes IX to XII that was held on the 14th of August. The students meticulously put forward their views on different burning topics of present-day India D. A. V. Public School
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The 78th Independence Day celebration was marked by offering floral tribute to the Hijli Martyrs. The Chief Guest and Madam Principal hoisted the National Flag. This was followed by a colorful cultural programme by the students and felicitation of the winners of DAV National Sports State Level. DAV Model School, IIT Kharagpur
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The students also presented a dance highlighting the National symbols. Human pyramid formation was highly appreciated by the faculties and students of IIT Kharagpur. DAV Model School, IIT Kharagpur
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The 78th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotism at Don Bosco School, Liluah. The event commenced with the hoisting of the national flag by our esteemed Father Principal and Rector, Fr. Sanjay Manohar Kujur. He was accompanied by Fr. Administrator, Fr. Anand Raj during the flag-hoisting ceremony. Don Bosco School, Liluah
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This year, the responsibility of organizing the celebration was entrusted to the students of Class 11, who ensured the event was both memorable and well-coordinated. The day was marked by a series of performances, including patriotic dances, songs, and recitations that showcased the students' talents and deep love for the nation. Don Bosco School, Liluah
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In a grand celebration of patriotism, the Delhi Public School, Barasat, commemorated the 78th Independence Day, paying homage to the valiant souls who laid down their lives for the nation. The esteemed Director, Mr. Vinay Agarwal, elevated the spirit of the occasion by hoisting the national flag, delivering a poignant speech that echoed the profound message of freedom Delhi Public School, Barasat
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The respected Principal Ms Joyeeta Majumder addressed the gathering and emphasized the need for true liberation and safety of all our citizens. The event was further enriched by the teachers' enchanting performance, a melodious tribute that resonated with the rich tapestry of India's illustrious history, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of all present. Delhi Public School, Barasat
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Delhi Public School Ruby Park, Kolkata celebrated the 78th Independence Day with great patriotic fervour. The event commenced with the Flag Hoisting ceremony, followed by a series of cultural programmes that highlighted the spirit of freedom and unity.The Chief Guest, Shaurya Chakra awardee, Lt Col Amarjeet Singh, hoisted the tricolour and the congregation respectfully sang the national anthem. Delhi Public School, Ruby Park
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The cultural programme commenced with the School Choir presenting a patriotic song ‘Mera Rang De Basanti Chola’, thus setting the tone for the day. In her welcome address, the Principal Shrimati Joyoti Chaudhuri expressed gratitude for the august presence of all dignitaries and parents. She also reflected on the importance of freedom and the responsibilities it entails. Delhi Public School, Ruby Park
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Independence Day reminds us of the strength and unity of our nation. The students at G. D. Birla Centre for Education walked the ramp dressed as soldiers and freedom fighters G.D. Birla Centre for Education
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They sang and danced celebrating the spirit of the freedom we cherish. G.D. Birla Centre for Education
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Glenhill School commemorated the 78th Independence Day with great fervor and patriotism. The celebration commenced with the Principal, Mrs. Shashi Pandey, hoisting the National Flag, followed by the rendition of the National Anthem, which filled the hearts of the students and the staff with pride and unity. Glenhill School
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The event showcased a myriad of programs, including a mesmerizing pyramid formation, captivating dances, thought-provoking recitations, and a drama that highlighted the significance of Independence. The students' enthusiasm and energy were palpable as they showcased their talents. Glenhill School
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Gokhale Memorial Girls' School celebrated the 78 th Independence Day on 15 th August 2024 with a vibrant series of events. The day began with the chief guest, Retired Justice Soumitra Pal, hoisting the flag and the students reaffirming their pledge to serve the nation. It was followed by an impressive March past showcasing the disciplined spirit of the students. The day continued with heartfelt songs sung by the students that honored the nations rich history and freedom. Gokhale Memorial Girls' School
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Additionally, the Chief Guest also handed over the money collected by the students and teachers of the school to several organizations. This social service initiative that is undertaken by the school every year reflects the School's commitment to the welfare of the society. The students of Primary sections, on the other hand, added a personal touch to the celebration by drawing flags and creating tri colour batches. The festivities at Gokhale Memorial Girls' School were a testament to the school's deep seated patriotism and pride for the nation. Gokhale Memorial Girls' School
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Independence Day was celebrated in Hariyana Vidya Mandir where all School Management authorities, Principal maam, Teachers, Parents and students had gathered to grace the occasion. The event started off with the flag hoisting, followed by a cultural function where students first gave a speech and then performed dance and music on patriotism. Hariyana Vidya Mandir
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Awards were also given to last year class X and XII rankholders for their outstanding achievement in academics. After the cultural programme was over, a vote of thanks was presented by Principal maam. Hariyana Vidya Mandir
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The 78th Independence Day celebration at Julien Day School, Ganganagar was marked by a series of well-coordinated events that highlighted the patriotic spirit and cultural diversity of the nation. The event attended by the management, students, faculty, and parents began promptly at 9 a.m. The celebration took place across various venues in the school, including the playground, foyer and hall. Julien Day School, Ganganagar
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The programme commenced with a disciplined and synchronized March Past by the Bharat Scouts and Guides. Twenty-two participants marched proudly in the school playground, exhibiting the values of teamwork, discipline, and patriotism. The March Past set the tone for the rest of the celebration. Julien Day School, Ganganagar
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“It is only until a man loses his freedom, can he truly know what it means” Merle Haggard. It was “Freedom” we celebrated and encouraged to cherish on this momentous day. It all began with the hoisting of our National Flag and as the Tiranga swayed gently in the light breeze of the morning, the JDSH family sang our National Anthem once again celebrating our “Oneness” and our rich heritage. Julien Day School, Howrah
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The two comperes for the day’s program were Mrs. Manila Saha and Miss. Sudeshna Sanarita Biswas, two of our very talented teachers. There were passages read from the Holy Bible, the Holy Gita and the Holy Quran, all exclaiming the greatness of God and imploring His bountiful blessings upon our country and our people! Julien Day School, Howrah
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The 78th celebration of Independence Day at Julien Day School, Kalyani on 15th August was marked by enthusiastic participation from students and teachers, making it a memorable and patriotic occasion. The celebration commenced at 9:30 AM, with the flag hoisting ceremony. The national flag was unfurled by our Chief Guest Mrs. SrabaniKundu and Mr. Garfield Dsouza; Principal, Julien Day School, Kalyani, Mr Richard Green; Teacher In Charge; Miss PhilomenaRozario; Junior Coordinator, the other dignitaries and parents were present. Julien Day School, Kalyani
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The Independence Day celebration was a grand success, thanks to the collaborative efforts of students, teachers, and administrative staff. The event not only instilled a sense of national pride among the students but also reinforced the values of unity and diversity. We are committed to organizing more such events that foster a spirit of patriotism and community service. Julien Day School, Kalyani
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Jds, Kolkata celebrated the 78th independence day with full vibrance, colour and vigour. The day started with the students' council marching with a band to announce the celebration of freedom , independence and unity. The salute was taken by our managing trustee ma'am. She hoisted the National flag which was followed by the national anthem sung by all present there. Julien Day School, Kolkata
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The students presented a beautifully coordinated show with dance performances, recitations dance drama and speech on the importance of freedom and reminiscing the struggle and sacrifices of our freedom fighters.The stage vibrated with cheer and enthusiasm with the performance of the junior and senior school band. Finally , the program concluded with a vote of thanks from the school vice captain, Davin Baptist followed by distribution of snacks to all. Julien Day School, Kolkata
Last updated on 22 Aug 2024
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