The annual function Aarohan of Kidzee Lambakheda and Little Millennium Kolar concluded at Ravindra Bhawan late on Tuesday evening amid scenes of jubilation from the young scholars, parents, and teachers. The event was graced by the Chief Guest, Additional DCP of Bhopal, Ghanshyam Malviya. The vibrant performances by the children captivated the audience.
DCP Malviya said that keeping children entirely away from mobile phones and social media is impractical. Instead, parents should educate them on their positive use and provide proper guidance.
This year's theme, ‘Kashmir to Kanyakumari’, showcased India’s cultural diversity through traditional attire, folk art, and dance. Young performers, dressed in regional outfits, presented folk dances, promoting unity and cultural richness.
Children’s performances, including dance, drama, and singing, won over the audience. Special guests appreciated their efforts and distributed awards. The event highlighted the importance of holistic development, combining education with art and culture to ensure a well-rounded growth experience for children.
