Independence Day
In Pictures| Schools across Kolkata celebrate Independence Day 2024- Part II
Our Correspondent
Posted on 19 Aug 2024
21:47 PM
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Kalyani Public School, Barasat, celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor. The event commenced with the hoisting of the national flag by the school's principal, accompanied by the singing of the national anthem. Students from various classes participated in a vibrant cultural program, showcasing India's rich heritage through dances, songs, and skits Source: Kalyani Public School, Barasat
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The highlight of the event was a powerful speech delivered by the school’s head boy, emphasizing the importance of freedom and the sacrifices made by our forefathers. The principal’s address inspired students to uphold the values of unity and integrity, urging them to contribute positively to the nation’s future Source: Kalyani Public School, Barasat
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On 15th August, La Martiniere for Boys celebrated India's 78th Independence Day with great pride and fervour. The day began with the traditional flag hoisting, followed by the NCC parade. The junior school students then presented a heart-rending Bengali poem and a vibrant dance performance soon after Source: La Martiniere for Boys
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The middle school students delivered an impressive recitation in Hindi. The celebrations continued with the senior school boys reciting self-composed poems that echoed the voices of India’s past, present, and future, delivering a powerful message to the youth of India. The celebrations concluded with an inspiring speech by the Chief Guest Brigadier Krishnendu Das Source: La Martiniere for Boys
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K.G. to Class V, celebrated the 78th Independence Day, through their tributes to the heroes of both the past, and the present. Through various songs, dances, and skits, children showcased India’s rich cultural heritage, and unity in diversity. Based on the theme, ‘My India, My Pride’, children echoed their love for their motherland, which beats within every heart Source: La Martiniere for Girls
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Powerful recitals took the audience back to the history of India; struggles that had seemed insurmountable, and lives that were lost mercilessly. The message was, to remember the voices of our leaders, who spilt their blood without hesitation Source: La Martiniere for Girls
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La Maternelle celebrated India’s 78th Independence Day amidst great enthusiasm and jubilation. The school proudly wore the tri-colours of the Indian Flag symbolizing sacrifice, purity and prosperity that India stands for Source: La Maternelle High School
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The programme commenced with flag hoisting by our Principal ma’am followed by the songs , “ Jhanda Uncha Rahe Hamara” and “Sare Jahan Se Acha”. Our Principal ma’am gave an inspiring speech where she urged the students to follow the footsteps of our great leaders and take the nation ahead on the path of glory Source: La Maternelle High School
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Lakshmipat Singhania Academy celebrated the 78th Independence Day on the 15th of August, 2024. Students and teachers gathered to reflect on the sacrifices made by countless brave souls who fought for the nation’s freedom as well as honouring the heroes of our present times – doctors. The Director of the Academy Ms. Meena Kak hoisted the flag in the presence of dignitaries, students, teachers and staff Source: Lakshmipat Singhania Academy
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The programme began with a beautiful rendition of a patriotic song by the school choir. This was followed by a dance performance by students of classes I to V, honouring our cultural heritage and reminding us to be responsible citizens of India. The next performance, an unconventional mime act, portrayed the importance of the knowledge of indigenous tribes. A speech in English and one in Hindi delivered by students drove within us the spirit of nationalism Source: Lakshmipat Singhania Academy
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Lions Calcutta Greater Vidya Mandir celebrated 78th Independence Day with grandeur, keeping ourselves connected to our ethnicity and humbleness. The flag hoisting was followed by sapling plantation by Lion Mahesh Agarwal, the second Vice President of Lions Club of Calcutta Greater and other esteemed Lion members to pay tribute to our martyrs Source: Lions Calcutta Greater Vidya Mandir
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A brief cultural programme was organised by the students and teachers to keep the patriotic and festive mood of the day uplifted. Students presented their views regarding India - past and present and also realized the importance of bridging the gap between the youth and experienced for achieving the future aspirations of our country Source: Lions Calcutta Greater Vidya Mandir
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Loreto Day School, Bowbazar celebrated Independence Day with a soul stirring programme of prayers for the nation, patriotic songs, a skit and dances depicting our cultural wealth and our love for our country Source: Loreto Day School, Bowbazar
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The programme culminated in an exhilarating dance of hope and celebration -'Main naye Bharat ka chehra hoon' after which the entire school rose to sing the National Anthem Source: Loreto Day School, Bowbazar
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The students of Mahadevi Birla Shishu Vihar celebrated the spirit of diversity through a rich and vibrant presentation on the occasion of Independence Day. The programme began with the Principal, Mrs Sonali Sarkar, welcoming everyone to the momentous occasion and emphasising the importance of unity and the role of young minds in shaping the nation's future Source: Mahadevi Birla Shishu Vihar
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Immediately following the Principal's inspiring speech, the audience was treated to a soulful rendition of "Desh Raag" on sitar. Next, the tiny tots paraded as past leaders of the nation reminding the audience of the slogans that inspired Indians in their struggle for independence Source: Mahadevi Birla Shishu Vihar
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The 78th Independence Day of our motherland was celebrated with patriotic fervour at M. C. Kejriwal Vidyapeeth on 15 August 2024. The celebration aimed to look back at India's rich culture and heritage with pride honouring the sacrifices of millions of individuals Source: MC Kejriwal Vidyapeeth
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The event was graced by the Guest of Honour, Captain Amit Sanyal, an Indian Navy Veteran, Prof. (Dr) Parthasarathi Chakraborthy, CEO, Mr Neelkantha Gupta, Director, Ms Mallika Mukherjee, Principal, Mr Abhay Kejriwal, Trustee, and Mr Biswajit Majumdar, Headmaster Source: MC Kejriwal Vidyapeeth
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This year Modern High School for Girls celebrated India's 78th year of independence with the theme of "Freedom of expression and child rights". Starting from the compèring to the programme decoration, everything was single handedly done by the students themselves Modern High School for Girls
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The girls sang, danced and eloquently expressed their ideas of a free and brave nation that they hope to build and foster in their lifetimes. The music included a medley of different songs sung by a live choir while the dances were spectacular in their variety and choreography Modern High School for Girls
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The Independence Day of India religiously celebrated every year throughout the Nation on August 15 every year has been a part of celebration at Narayana School, Sonarpur on both 14th and 15th August this year. All Narayanites took a pledge hereby to build a better , stronger and more united Nation Narayana School, Sonarpur
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The students had decorated the school premises with various festoons and the house flags, school flag and above all the National Flag. The Investiture Ceremony was held on 14th followed by some live performances based on dance, music, karate, recitation and skit Source: Narayana School, Sonarpur
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National High School (WBB) celebrated India's 78th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotism. The entire school campus was decked up in tricolour displaying the worthy words of eminent personalities.The event aimed to instill a sense of national pride and unity among students, teachers, and staff Source: National High School
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The program began with the hoisting of the national flag by our respected Principals - Smt. Uma Venkatraman ( Secondary &H.S.) and Smt. Meenakshi Raman ( Primary). The students and staff sang the national anthem with pride and respect. A wand drill followed by a demonstration in karate displaying safety skills for girls was showcased. Students presented patriotic songs, dances, and recitation, showcasing their talent and creativity Source: National High School
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The momentous occasion of 78th independence began with a speech of the Anushka Tiwary, a student of Class 10, who invited our President to unfurl the National Flag National High School(CBSE), Hazra Road
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It was followed by the felicitation of the students for their outstanding performance. A drama was enacted depicting a significant moment in the independence struggle . Students performed patriotic songs and dances to celebrate the nation’s heritage. National High School(CBSE), Hazra Road
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The students of Ruby Park Public School humbly bow their heads to commemorate the sacrifice made by our martyrs through their celebration. It was a matter of pride when the pupils of Ruby Park Public School put forth an ensemble to pay their homage Source: Ruby Park Public School
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The programme started with the display of the Bharat Scouts and Guides. Principal, Mrs Mousumi Mohapatra and the Chief Guest, Deputy Inspector General, Shri R Ramesh, Indian Coast Guard, Ministry of Defence, hoisted the national flag. The programme included dance performance, recitals and a soulful rendition presented by the school choir to commemorate the sacrifices of the innumerable multitude who sacrificed their lives to bring a smile on the faces of the Indian citizens Source: Ruby Park Public School
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The Independence Day celebration at Sanskrit Collegiate School, Kolkata, was a vibrant and patriotic event, honouring the spirit of freedom. The program began with the hoisting of the national flag, followed by the singing of the national anthem Source: Sanskrit Collegiate School
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Students presented cultural performances, including patriotic songs, dances, and recitations, highlighting India's rich heritage and the sacrifices of freedom fighters. The principal delivered a speech emphasizing the importance of unity and the responsibilities of the younger generation Source: Sanskrit Collegiate School
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The air was filled with patriotism and pride as Shri Shikshayatan School and College commemorated India’s 78th Independence Day with a series of solemn and spirited events Shri Shikshayatan School
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The Secretary General of Shikshayatan Foundation, Mr. V.K. Agrawal, along with distinguished guests including Shri Shikshayatan College Secretary Mr. Pradip Kumar Sharma, Principal Ms. Sangeeta Tandon, GM HR Admin Mr. Subroto Ghosh, Teacher In-Charge Dr. Papiya Chaudhury and Headmistress Ms. Poushali Mukherjee, graced the occasion Shri Shikshayatan School
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Silver Point School organised a cultural programme to pay tribute to the brave martyrs and remember the sacrifices of the freedom fighters, who fought hard with great patriotic spirit to get their motherland free from the British regime Source: Silver Point School
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A March past was conducted by the NCC Cadets, led by the School Captain and Vice-Captain amidst rhythmic beats of the drum. After their felicitation, the esteemed guests shared their views on the real essence of Independence Day as well as motivated the students with their inspiring journey in their respective fields Source: Silver Point School
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Celebrating the spirit of freedom at Sri Sri Academy! Our Independence Day festivities began with the flag hoisting by our Principal, Mrs. Gargi Banerjee, followed by the soul-stirring notes of the National Anthem Source: Sri Sri Academy
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The Scouts led the way with a disciplined march-past, setting the tone for the day. Students of Classes IV and V brought the stage alive with vibrant performances in dance, music, poetry, and a captivating dance-drama, truly embodying the essence of unity and patriotism Source: Sri Sri Academy
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St. Lawrence High School, Kolkata, celebrated India's 78th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. The day began with the dignitaries being escorted to the venue by the school's scouts and band, adding a ceremonial touch to the occasion Source: St Lawrence High School
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Following this, the Indian tricolor was hoisted, symbolising the nation's pride and unity. The event was marked by the singing of the National Anthem, resonating with the spirit of independence. The scouts then performed a flag salutation, demonstrating their respect and allegiance to the nation Source: St Lawrence High School
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The event commenced with a flag hoisting ceremony, which was expertly executed by our youngest learners, the UKG Bunnies. The ceremony was graced by our respected Principal Ma'am Mrs. Shweta Ray, who paid tribute to our nation's heroes before hoisting the flag. The Bunnies, with their charm, performed their Bunnies Salute while proudly chanting the slogan "Jai Hind" St. Augustine's Day School, Barrackpore
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St. Augustine's Day School, Barrackpore Following the flag hoisting, the audience was treated to a vibrant cultural program by the Pre-Primary toddlers. The program began with a warm welcome by the school's Principal, who expressed her gratitude to the esteemed guests for joining this gracious occasion
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The Independence Day celebration commenced with a warm welcome from our esteemed EMCEEs, Ms. Pallama Ghosh and Ms. Poojashree Barnabas. Their enthusiasm set the tone for the day, inviting all attendees to participate in honoring our nation's freedom and heritage Source: St Augustine Day School, Shyamnagar
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The event began with a formal Guard of Honour, received by our respected Principal, Rev. Rodney Borneo. This ceremonial gesture not only underscored the significance of the day but also instilled a sense of pride among students and faculty Source: St Augustine Day School, Shyamnagar
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The spirit of our 78th Independence Day was palpable as students of The Cambridge School dressed in ethnic outfits brought the morning assembly to life with heartwarming and enthusiastic performances Source: The Cambridge School
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Our little heroes from the Junior Section started off the day, dancing and singing to the tunes of vibrant patriotic songs including Sare Jahan se achha and Lehra do. The Middle school depicted India's journey to freedom by honouring and remembering the immense sacrifices of our martyrs through songs related to freedom struggle and dance performances Source: The Cambridge School
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On 15th August 2024, Heritage Group of Institutions, Kolkata, celebrated 78th Independence Day with pride and vigour Source: The Heritage School
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The day started with flag hoisting ceremony at the School campus which was attended by Shri Vikram Swarup, Chairman, School Managing Committee, The Heritage School Kolkata, and Shri Sanjay Agarwal, Trustee, Kalyan Bharti Trust. Shri Pradip Agarwal, CEO, Heritage Group of Institutions, Shri Probir Roy, Director, Kalyan Bharti Trust, Prof. Basab Chaudhari, Senior Director- Higher Education, KBT and Principal, Heritage Institute of Technology and Ms. Seema Sapru, Principal, The Heritage School, Kolkata were also present Source: The Heritage School
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At TFFS, the well rehearsed offerings were by the middle schoolers of Classes VII & VIII. The hoisting of The Mother's Flag, the Salute to The Mother ,the March Past and Sanskrit Songs were common offerings of both the days Source: The Future Foundation School
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The theme for the 15th was Sri Aurobindo's soul stirring work : Demand Of The Mother, which was elocuted, along with a hymn and synchronised western and Indian dance.An innovative performance by the French students and wonderful rhythmic Yogasanas were the other homages Source: The Future Foundation School
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The school celebrated 78th Independence Day with great vigour and enthusiasm. After the flag hoisting accompanied by National Anthem we had the 'Harit Mitra' ceremony. The presence of our respected Principal Ma'am along with the chief guest invited for the event, Brigadier Balbir Singh made the ceremony memorable. Source: TIGPS
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The Investiture ceremony was held where the School entrusted faith , hope and responsibility with the newly formed Student Council Members. One of the most interesting parts of the programme was when our honourable Principal Ma'am took the 'Energy Literacy' pledge and asked the students to take the pledge along with her Source: TIGPS
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The Independence Day was observed in the United Missionary Girls' High School in a befitting manner through a variety of colourful programmes. The students and the teachers of both the primary and the secondary sections of the school took part in this programme. For this occasion everyone gathered at the school premises at 8:15 a.m. The place was tastefully decorated with tricolour balloons and festoons Source: United Missionary Girls' High School
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The programme was inaugurated with the hoisting of the national flag by the Headmistress of the school. After that the students of the secondary section took part in the march past. Some teachers and students paid homage to the freedom fighters through their speeches. Special emphasis was given to the women freedom fighters. Patriotic songs were sung by the students Source: United Missionary Girls' High School
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The day began with the hoisting of the national flag by respected Principal, Ananya Dutta, which was followed by the national anthem. The patriotic displays of the students of classes 5-10 , through yoga, drill, dance and songs enthralled the audience Source: Vivekananda Mission School, Joka
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The Principal delivered a powerful speech, highlighting the importance of our moral codes of conduct & social responsibilities towards our immediate environment and the nation at large. Mr. Debabrata Biswas, an Ex Indian navy petty officer was the esteemed guest for the day, who urged upon the students to join defence sector in future and serve the nation with dedication, discipline and commitment Source: Vivekananda Mission School, Joka
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The 78th Independence Day was celebrated with the feeling of nationalism and love for our motherland by hoisting of the National flag by the Principal, Mrs. Jayeeta Chakrabarti followed by the National anthem and a short speech by the Principal focusing on the social responsibilities towards the nation Source: Vivekananda Mission School, Haldia
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A bouquet of cultural activities was showcased by the students portraying India, its cultural values, heritage and diversified landscapes which has been the cradle of home bred originality on the trail of 'Vikshit Bharat' or Developed India. The program ended with a note that it is time to look forward and face challenges keeping in mind the power of unity, resilience and spirit of freedom Source: Vivekananda Mission School, Haldia
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As India geared up to celebrate its 78th Independence Day on 15th August, VMS Baruipur decked up for their patriotic celebration Source: Vivekananda Mission School, Baruipur
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One of the key highlights of the event was a disciplinary parade along with the sparks of performances such as musical renditions, medleys of patriotic songs, zealous recitations, and scintillating dance performances, where students got the opportunity to express their patriotism and reflect on the significance of freedom. Hence a day to reflect on how we have come as a nation and reaffirm our commitment to uphold the values of justice, liberty, and equality Source: Vivekananda Mission School, Baruipur
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