Sarala Birla Public School, Ranchi, celebrated Vatsalyam 2025- Grandparents Day with great enthusiasm, on the theme ‘Empoweria – The Saga of Indian Women’, along with the auspicious Rath Yatra Celebration. The event was marked by vibrant performances and heartfelt tributes by the students of Std. I, who showcased tales of courage, devotion, and leadership by great Indian women. Prof. (Dr.) Gopal Pathak, Director General, Sarala Birla University graced the occasion with his dignified presence.
The celebration began with a warm welcome, followed by a spirited Rath Yatra Celebration and a live Welcome Song & Dance, setting a devotional and energetic tone. The Annual Report was presented by the Vice Head Boy, highlighting the school’s achievements. The students who exhibited phenomenal performance in the board examination of 2025 were also felicitated and their success stories were shared. The performances by the tiny tots reflected the valour of iconic women in Indian history. Students narrated and enacted Meera Bai’s devotion towards Shri Krishna, Naiki Devi’s courage, Rani Rashmoni’s contributions, Jija Bai’s leadership, Rani Gaidinliu’s patriotism and Mata Bhago’s bravery. These were followed by a special performance celebrating Rath Yatra and season of Sawan, filling the atmosphere with tradition and festivity. The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks, the School Song, and the National Anthem.
Prof. (Dr.) Gopal Pathak, Director General, Sarala Birla University expressed his gratitude for being invited on the pious occasion of Rath Yatra and Vatsalyam. He also emphasised on character building and shaping personalities which are combined responsibilities of the parents and the teachers to nurture the students. It shapes the next generation and helps them to continue the legacy left behind by the brave women of our nation.
Principal, Paramjit Kaur, appreciated the efforts of the young students and teachers for bringing alive the stories of India’s brave daughters. She emphasized the importance of instilling values of courage, devotion, and service among children from a young age. She encouraged the students to be thankful to those who shape their characters by correcting their mistakes. They do so because they care for them and want them to be a perfect version of themselves.