India, Patancheru, July 18: Kalyan School recently organised a grand cultural programme on its Citizen Colony, Patancheru campus to educate students about the glorious history of India, its rich traditions, and the profound sacrifices made by our freedom fighters. The event aimed to instill a deep sense of patriotism, unity, and responsibility among the younger generation, drawing active and enthusiastic participation from the entire student body.
The programme beautifully highlighted how India’s independence was built on the collective courage of millions, using the historic anthem “Vande Mataram” as a focal point to awaken national pride. Student speakers Hansik, Manohar, Pravalika, and Phanindra delivered powerful speeches on the freedom struggle and the nation’s greatness. Following the addresses, a group of female students performed a moving rendition of “Vande Mataram,” reminding the audience of their duty and love toward the motherland.
The event was graced by Chief Guest Mrs. Saroj Bala Thakur, Ex-NCC Girls Instructor, NCC (AP&T), HQ Secunderabad, who delivered an inspiring address on the significance of cultural values and encouraged students to become responsible, proud citizens. The entire celebration was successfully executed under the dynamic leadership of School Principal Mrs. Kinnera Thakur, whose dedicated vision and strict supervision ensured the event was conducted with the utmost dignity, discipline, and excellence.
Dignitaries including NCC (AP&T) HQ Secunderabad, Ex-NCC Girls Instructor Smt. Saroj Bala Thakur, Principal Smt. Kinnera Thakur, Mrs. Swarnalatha, Srinesh Thakur and Chittla Shiva Kumar Mudhiraj, PR & Media Consultant officially release the commemorative poster marking 150 years of the national song at Kalyan High School in Patancheru during a Samskarabharathi event.
The smooth coordination of the programme was led by Mrs. Srilatha, with vital support and hard work from Mrs. Bhagyalakshmi, Mrs. Indra, Mrs. Sai Kumari, Mrs. Shivani, Mrs. Bhagyashree, Mrs. Swathi, and the rest of the teaching faculty. The successful celebration concluded on a high note with spirited chants of “Jai Hind” and “Jai Bharat,” leaving students with a renewed love for their country and its heritage.