Teacher’s Day/Janmashtami Celebration 2023
September 05th, 2023
Delhi Public School Gaya and its Junior Wing (City Branch) celebrated Teachers Day on September 5, 2023, to commemorate the 135th birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the first vice president and second president of independent India, and at the same time, to pay rich obeisance to all the teachers. The school also celebrated Krishna Janmashtami on the same day with unparalleled effervescence. Janmashtami marks the birth of Lord Krishna, the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The teachings of Lord Krishna become even more pertinent in an age of heightened confrontations in the world. Embracing Lord Krishna can take one closer to inner peace and tranquility. The celebration commenced with the garlanding of Dr. Radhakrishnan’s portrait. Following the floral tribute offered to Dr. Radhakrishnan, a bouquet was presented to the Academic Coordinator of the school, Mr. Uday Bhanu Roy. Enchanting Krishnas Bhajan and Janmashtami Theme Dance were remarkably performed by the Toddlers of Pre-nursery to Class II, leaving the audience spellbound. Janmashtami speeches presented in Hindi and English by the young kids underscored the significance of Teachers Day. Students of classes III to V eloquently presented Hindi and English speeches on Teachers Day to pay glowing encomiums to all the teachers. Following their dynamic speeches, a Devotional Song and Dance based on the theme of Janmashtami, majestically performed by the students of classes III to V, added blissful grandeur to the celebration. A Group Song on Teacher’s Day by the students of classes VI to VIII extolled the unparalleled contributions of teachers to the development of a nation and their role as facilitators of learning. A Group Dance on Krishna Janmashtami by the students of classes VI to VIII, executed with extraordinary finesse, provided a spiritual experience for the audience. The speech presented by the Head Girl was a heartfelt tribute to all the teachers who play a significant role in shaping the future of a nation. Following the speech of the Head Girl, a Bhajan on Krishna Janmashtami, presented by the students of classes VI to VIII, transported the audience to the realm of divinity. A beautifully choreographed Classical Group Dance performed by the students of classes XI and XII mesmerized the audience with its graceful movements. A remarkably presented Song-Semi Classical Vocal/Instrumental by the students of classes XI and XII resonated in the schools auditorium with its captivating melodies. The Vote of Thanks was proposed by the Literary Secretary of the school, Ahyam Mohammad Khan.
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